Guidebook for Philadelphia
Food Scene
Netcost Market
11701 Bustleton AveGreat local supermarket
Geno's Steaks
1219 South 9th StreetMost famous cheesesteak place
Reading Terminal Market
1136 N 12th StEat at the Reading Terminal Market.
Shopping
Philadelphia Mills
1455 Franklin Mills CirNeshaminy Mall
707 Neshaminy MallSightseeing
This is probably Philadelphia’s most iconic photo spot — it’s featured in the scene in Rocky where Sylvester Stallone runs up the museum’s steps. Visitors have recreated the scene for decades in the exact spot. If you don’t have time to visit the museum, you can still go for a run up the steps and get your victory shot looking out over the city.
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Philadelphia Museum of Art
2600 Benjamin Franklin PkwyThis is probably Philadelphia’s most iconic photo spot — it’s featured in the scene in Rocky where Sylvester Stallone runs up the museum’s steps. Visitors have recreated the scene for decades in the exact spot. If you don’t have time to visit the museum, you can still go for a run up the steps and get your victory shot looking out over the city.
Observation Tower
Relaxing waterfront respites and breathtaking bridge views in the heart of the city...
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Race Street Pier
North Christopher Columbus BoulevardRelaxing waterfront respites and breathtaking bridge views in the heart of the city...
Arts & Culture
Run up the steps at the Philadelphia Art Museum
Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens are easy to miss: they’re tucked away behind a gate on South Street. But if you take the time to wander inside, you’ll find one of the most Instagrammable places in Philadelphia. Full of statues, mosaics, and art made out of glass bottles and bicycle tires, there are plenty of things to photograph in this funky artistic maze.
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Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
1020 South StPhiladelphia’s Magic Gardens are easy to miss: they’re tucked away behind a gate on South Street. But if you take the time to wander inside, you’ll find one of the most Instagrammable places in Philadelphia. Full of statues, mosaics, and art made out of glass bottles and bicycle tires, there are plenty of things to photograph in this funky artistic maze.
Visit the most historic place in US: Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. Both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed at Independence Hall.
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Liberty Bell
526 Market StVisit the most historic place in US: Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. Both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed at Independence Hall.
Dilworth Park, a multifaceted gathering space, is located at the base of the western side of City Hall. The area hosts an array of magical events that beg to be captured, as well as an outdoor cafe, fountains of dancing water, a performance space and activity areas for outdoor markets. During cold-weather months, individuals of all ages flock to the Rothman Ice Rink, a winter pop up that allows visitors to skate in the heart of Philadelphia. Get your camera ready because, aside from cruising on the ice, lots of photo snapping is in order.
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Dilworth Park
1 S 15th StDilworth Park, a multifaceted gathering space, is located at the base of the western side of City Hall. The area hosts an array of magical events that beg to be captured, as well as an outdoor cafe, fountains of dancing water, a performance space and activity areas for outdoor markets. During cold-weather months, individuals of all ages flock to the Rothman Ice Rink, a winter pop up that allows visitors to skate in the heart of Philadelphia. Get your camera ready because, aside from cruising on the ice, lots of photo snapping is in order.
Drinks & Nightlife
Cafe Michelangelo
11901 Bustleton AveEntertainment & Activities
AMC Neshaminy 24
660 Neshaminy Mall