Sylvester Stallone returned to a set of steps in Philadelphia that helped make him and his Rocky character an important part of Hollywood history.

On Wednesday, the legendary actor stopped by the Philadelphia Museum Of Art with his wife Jennifer Flavin and brother Frank Stallone.

Movie buffs will recall that the steps leading up to the museum were the backdrop of two classic scenes in Rocky (1976), where Stallone’s Rocky Balboa made his iconic jogs while training for his fight with Apollo Creed.

To mark the moment 47 years after shooting the scenes, the trio posed at the famous site, including one where Sylvester and his wife share a passionate kiss.

‘On our way back to Florida we stopped by the steps of the [Philadelphia] Art Museum Steps, which my brother put on the map with Rocky 47 yrs ago,’ Frank Stallone, 73, wrote in the caption.