USA Philadelphia Boathouse Row (Pennsylvania)

The historic Philadelphia Boathouse Row, is a collection of 15 architecturally unique boathouses on the Schuylkill River that is a National Historic Landmark. These boathouses, built between the mid-19th century and early 20th century by prominent architects, are the hub of a renowned rowing venue and are famous for being lit up at night with thousands of LEDs.

The lights come on daily after dark. 100-200mm on a Full Frame camera is a good focal length to frame the building. If you bring a tripod and some neutral density filters, you can get the water very still, and maybe capture some nice clouds.

Park near the Philadelphia Art Museum (or Uber it from the Philly train station) and find your way to the Fairmount Water Works by the river, below the museum. It's a historic building with a nice walking area. Facing the Water Works, go all the way to the left, and you will see stairs to take you closer to the water.