Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine

Visited the Shoe Museum on the 6th floor. It was easy to sign up on the website the day of. Small exhibit but very interesting to see shoes worn by famous people and styles throughout the decades. Staff was nice and made sure I knew where I was going. The QR code system is smart. Only spent 20 minutes there but it's a little hidden gem if you are in to costumes.

Display cases in a hallway contain many and varied shoes of famous people and cultures around the world. Free access. Worth 30 minutes to see.

I went on Friday morning to watch the exhibits in the Shoe Museum. There were so many kinds and types of shoes, from different countries, generations, for different purposes. The staff was very kind, helping me to find the correct direction to the museum. It's on the 6th floor of the actual University. It needs better signage because you can easily get lost. The exhibits are amazing and definitely worth a visit. It is free but you have to reserve a spot

Wanted to see shoe museum, located here. Got an appointment for Friday. But when I came actually here, the door was closed and the guy at the parking lot told me the property is closed on Friday… just waisted my time…

I began at Temple by seeing Dr Van for foot surgery. Her team is completely professional and empathetic at the same time. My surgery went perfectly and I am scheduled for the same on my right foot. I have felt from the beginning that I am in the best of hands.