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For those planning a visit of three or more days to Philadelphia, consider...
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From the Mummer's Parade to Welcome America, here is a guide to events and...
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In looking for hotels on your Philly vacation, a couple of things really help...
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Center City Philadelphia is fairly compact and walkable. Wear comfortable...
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Philadelphia has interesting museums, historic places, markets and plenty of...
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The bar scene is Philly is alive and kicking! Probably the most-popular (and...
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Philadelphia and its environs are chock full of hidden gems and great...
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Philadelphia has a vibrant performing arts scene.. The newly-constructed...
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Shopping in Philadelphia is really fun. Both in Center City and its periphery...
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Pro Sports The Philadelphia Eagles play football at Lincoln Financial Field...
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You could spend days exploring the Philadlephia Museum of Art. But, there is a...
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Philadelphia is one of America's best beer drinking cities. Check out this...
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There are other vintage furniture stores in Philly, but Calderwood 2 is really...
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Here are some great ideas for a weekend in Philly "on the cheap" from one of...
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Check this link for a guide to many different types of tours offered in...
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Many of Philadelphia's historical attractions are free, including Independence...
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While you may be familiar with your local branch of this store or even the big...
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Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum 6825-31 Norwitch Drive Philadelphia, Pa...
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The Academy of Music opened in 1857 to provide Philadelphia with a first...
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In 1693 this property was given by Wiliam Penn to fellow Quakers for use as a...
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Bartram's Garden was the first botanical garden and commercial nursery in the...
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The Philadelphia Center For Architecture offers walking tours, exhibitions...
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"The Bank" is a super place, all seats have great views along with the Phila...
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The Philadelphia City Hall was completed in 1901 following thirty years of...
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Looking for Philadelphia history "beyond the bell"? Look no further than...
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The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts is located at 300 S. Broad St...
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Levy Ha-Ir ~ Heart of the City 1906 Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia, PA...
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The Masonic Temple is the church-like structure one sees on the northeast...
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The Morris Arboretum is a wonderful place to visit for those who love trees...
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The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is located on the western side of...
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This museum has perhaps the most dramatic location of any in the world being...
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The Reading Terminal Market can trace its origins to early Philadelphia when...
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The site has a strong claim to being the 'smallest' national memorial in the...
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If you're in Philadelphia on a Friday night and you're looking for something to...
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The Wine School is an institution unique to Philly. Located in the Art Museum...
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The Philladelphia tomb of the unknown soldier of the American Revolution is not...
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Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-4:30pm (admissions close at 4:10pm). Closed Federal...
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