Join Us for a Campus Visit. Penn Admissions will resume on-campus tours and information sessions on August 29 with the start of the fall semester. Our Admissions Visit Center will remain open during regular weekday hours from August 7-August 28, and staff will be happy to answer questions and provide self-guided tour materials.

Whether you’re looking to schedule a visit to our campus, or tune into a virtual event, we offer a variety of ways to explore Penn to get the inside scoop on what it’s like to really be a student here.

Want to explore campus on your own time? Take our self-guided tour—no registration needed! You can print out our campus map below, or pick one up at our visit center.

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From West Philadelphia to the comfort of your own home, we invite you to explore Penn through a virtual tour of our historic campus. Get a glimpse inside our state-of-the-art classrooms, hear from current students and faculty, and catch live performances by members of our community as you stroll down Locust Walk.

Self-Guided Campus Tour: Download the Adora Experiences app or text Tour UPenn to 58052 to explore Penn’s campus at your own pace. You can also follow along through a printable self-guided tour. Please note that Wharton does not offer a separate tour.

If you’re thinking about applying to the Lauder Institute, we encourage you to visit us on the University of Pennsylvania campus. Attend a class, meet with faculty or the admissions team face to face, and ask questions of current students in person.

Visit Penn Engineering. There’s nothing quite like being on Penn’s campus and experiencing it for yourself. There’s a lot to see here, so we offer set times and schedules for taking a tour. We also recommend that you take the time to look around Philadelphia.

If you are visiting campus or live nearby, you can drop into the Student Service Center located in the lobby of the Franklin Building (3451 Walnut Street). No appointments are required. You can also reach us via email at [email protected] or via phone at 215-898-1988.

As America’s first university, Penn has a history that dates back to 1740 and shares many ties with the colonial city of Philadelphia and the birth of our nation.