Philadelphia - Best City to Visit 2022!
Philadelphia
Philly is one of the prettiest cities in America. Don’t believe us? Check out the view from these scenic spots in Philadelphia, and you’ll soon be singing a different tune.
Philadelphia
Charming Queen Village is a leafy stretch where Colonial houses mingle with innovative dining spots and shopping districts. Old-school sundries shops jostle art galleries and hip eateries along Fabric Row. Eclectic South Street draws young crowds to its trendy shops, tattoo parlors and quirky bars. Isaiah Zagar's indoor/outdoor installation, called Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, covers part of a city block.
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Queen Village
Charming Queen Village is a leafy stretch where Colonial houses mingle with innovative dining spots and shopping districts. Old-school sundries shops jostle art galleries and hip eateries along Fabric Row. Eclectic South Street draws young crowds to its trendy shops, tattoo parlors and quirky bars. Isaiah Zagar's indoor/outdoor installation, called Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, covers part of a city block.
Sightseeing
Philly is one of the prettiest cities in America. Don’t believe us? Check out the view from these scenic spots in Philadelphia, and you’ll soon be singing a different tune.
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One Liberty Athugunarstöð
1650 Market StPhilly is one of the prettiest cities in America. Don’t believe us? Check out the view from these scenic spots in Philadelphia, and you’ll soon be singing a different tune.
PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY
The Ben Franklin Bridge Pedestrian Walkway offers a picturesque route for walkers, runners and cyclists between Philadelphia and Camden, New Jersey.
In Philadelphia, access to the walkway is located at 5th and Race Street, across the street from the U.S. Mint. In New Jersey, the walkway can be accessed at 4th and Pearl Street. The walkway is open daily from 6 a.m - 8 p.m. October 1 - April 30 and 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. May 1 - September 30.
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1 Benjamin Franklin BridgePEDESTRIAN WALKWAY
The Ben Franklin Bridge Pedestrian Walkway offers a picturesque route for walkers, runners and cyclists between Philadelphia and Camden, New Jersey.
In Philadelphia, access to the walkway is located at 5th and Race Street, across the street from the U.S. Mint. In New Jersey, the walkway can be accessed at 4th and Pearl Street. The walkway is open daily from 6 a.m - 8 p.m. October 1 - April 30 and 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. May 1 - September 30.
The City of Brotherly Love - Must See
Bustling urban plaza featuring a geyser-like fountain & Robert Indiana's well-known Love sculpture.
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Ástarfjöll
Arch StreetThe City of Brotherly Love - Must See
Bustling urban plaza featuring a geyser-like fountain & Robert Indiana's well-known Love sculpture.
Neighborhoods
The Rooftop at Cira Green - Open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. (6 a.m.-10 p.m. in summer), 129 S. 30th St., 12th floor.
There’s a big screen TV and a decent snack bar/beer garden area, but the main attraction at this clean, squirrel-free, litter-free, dog-friendly “park in the sky” is its wide open view of Center City facing east.
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Center City
The Rooftop at Cira Green - Open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. (6 a.m.-10 p.m. in summer), 129 S. 30th St., 12th floor.
There’s a big screen TV and a decent snack bar/beer garden area, but the main attraction at this clean, squirrel-free, litter-free, dog-friendly “park in the sky” is its wide open view of Center City facing east.
The birthplace of American independence, this now modern neighborhood is best known for its major Colonial-era sites. Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and the Betsy Ross House are top area attractions. Many of Old City's residents live in restored 18th-century rowhouses that line some of the country's oldest streets. Nightlife options for fashionable crowds include trendy eateries and bars along South 2nd Street.
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Old City District
231 Market StThe birthplace of American independence, this now modern neighborhood is best known for its major Colonial-era sites. Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and the Betsy Ross House are top area attractions. Many of Old City's residents live in restored 18th-century rowhouses that line some of the country's oldest streets. Nightlife options for fashionable crowds include trendy eateries and bars along South 2nd Street.
One of the few diagonal streets cutting through Philadelphia’s grid design, Passyunk Avenue — and the surrounding neighborhood — has always stood out from the crowd.
The highly walkable thoroughfare that gives East Passyunk (pronounced “Pashyunk” by locals) its name is lined with indie boutiques, bars and cafes. It’s home to traditional red gravy Italian restaurants, world-famous cheesesteak spots and highly acclaimed eateries that have earned it a spot on Food and Wine’s list of 10 Best Foodie Streets in America.
Straying just off Passyunk Avenue reveals even more exciting finds that highlight the neighborhood’s blend of old-school charm and influx of dynamic new energy.
East Passyunk Crossing
One of the few diagonal streets cutting through Philadelphia’s grid design, Passyunk Avenue — and the surrounding neighborhood — has always stood out from the crowd.
The highly walkable thoroughfare that gives East Passyunk (pronounced “Pashyunk” by locals) its name is lined with indie boutiques, bars and cafes. It’s home to traditional red gravy Italian restaurants, world-famous cheesesteak spots and highly acclaimed eateries that have earned it a spot on Food and Wine’s list of 10 Best Foodie Streets in America.
Straying just off Passyunk Avenue reveals even more exciting finds that highlight the neighborhood’s blend of old-school charm and influx of dynamic new energy.
Rittenhouse Square
135 S 18th StPlaza and Park
Logan Square is a vibrant mix of historic buildings, swanky high-rises and museums sharing verdant parkland. Designed by Philly-born sculptor Alexander Calder, the bronze figures of the park's Swann Memorial Fountain symbolize the city’s waterways. Popular attractions for both local families and out-of-state visitors include the Barnes Foundation and the iconic LOVE sculpture, a popular spot for tourist selfies.
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Logan Square
Logan Square is a vibrant mix of historic buildings, swanky high-rises and museums sharing verdant parkland. Designed by Philly-born sculptor Alexander Calder, the bronze figures of the park's Swann Memorial Fountain symbolize the city’s waterways. Popular attractions for both local families and out-of-state visitors include the Barnes Foundation and the iconic LOVE sculpture, a popular spot for tourist selfies.
Food scene
Think Outside The Hoagie Roll For Great Eats In Philadelphia
The food scene in Philadelphia goes well beyond the cheesesteak and soft pretzel. It’s also amazing vegan fare, BYOB (bring-your-own-bottle) restaurants, world-class craft local beer, a flourishing distillery culture, and chef-driven concepts and passion projects. Philly’s food scene is about neighborhoods that grow with their restaurants—and competing chefs who work together. It’s about sourcing ingredients from the region’s rich farmland and giving casual dining its due. It’s about embracing delicious diversity.
Casual restaurant where modern techniques elevate a traditional Israeli menu.
The Food is Outstanding!!!
Menu: www.zahavrestaurant.com
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Zahav
237 St James PlCasual restaurant where modern techniques elevate a traditional Israeli menu.
The Food is Outstanding!!!
Menu: www.zahavrestaurant.com
Hot spot for upscale Asian fusion dishes in a swanky setting with a giant Buddha & techno tunes.
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Buddakan
325 Chestnut StHot spot for upscale Asian fusion dishes in a swanky setting with a giant Buddha & techno tunes.
Iron Chef Jose Garces puts a modern spin on tapas at this contemporary Spanish spot with warm decor.
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Amada
217-219 Chestnut StIron Chef Jose Garces puts a modern spin on tapas at this contemporary Spanish spot with warm decor.
Continental restaurant known for farm-to-table fare, creative drinks & weekend brunch.
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FARMiCiA
15 S 3rd StContinental restaurant known for farm-to-table fare, creative drinks & weekend brunch.
Panorama
14 N Front StOld City staple for Northern Italian cuisine & by-the-glass wine in the Penn’s View Hotel.
This restaurant will not disappoint... Chef Fimy learned her craft from the best teacher of all, her mother. Growing up in Aleppo, Syria Chef Fimy followed closely as her mom prepared meals for family dinners and gatherings.
Apricot Stone established in 2016, and provids traditional Mediterranean, Armenian, and Middle Eastern flavors.
SHOW STOPPER!!
Apricot Stone
1040 N American StThis restaurant will not disappoint... Chef Fimy learned her craft from the best teacher of all, her mother. Growing up in Aleppo, Syria Chef Fimy followed closely as her mom prepared meals for family dinners and gatherings.
Apricot Stone established in 2016, and provids traditional Mediterranean, Armenian, and Middle Eastern flavors.
SHOW STOPPER!!
Great Feel and Atmosphere... Simply hang out and relax
A favorite!!
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Cavanaugh's River Deck
417 N Christopher Columbus BlvdGreat Feel and Atmosphere... Simply hang out and relax
A favorite!!
Located in center city is a quaint little restaurant, but they have fantastic Italian food.
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Little Nonna's
1234 Locust StLocated in center city is a quaint little restaurant, but they have fantastic Italian food.
Drink Spot
Open year-round, The Logan Philadelphia, 1840 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Ninth floor.
This indoor-outdoor drinking spot provides stylish cocktails and a pretty perspective of the Parkway — especially from the balcony, which has comfy seating and blazing fire pits to keep the cold at bay.
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Assembly Rooftop Lounge
1840 Benjamin Franklin PkwyOpen year-round, The Logan Philadelphia, 1840 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Ninth floor.
This indoor-outdoor drinking spot provides stylish cocktails and a pretty perspective of the Parkway — especially from the balcony, which has comfy seating and blazing fire pits to keep the cold at bay.
This is the Great Place to Hang Out!! - Morgan’s Pier is one of the city’s most popular summer hotspots, offering an outdoor seating deck with stunning views of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge and Delaware River. The menu features backyard barbecue classics and refreshing summertime drinks.
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Morgan's Pier
221 N Christopher Columbus BlvdThis is the Great Place to Hang Out!! - Morgan’s Pier is one of the city’s most popular summer hotspots, offering an outdoor seating deck with stunning views of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge and Delaware River. The menu features backyard barbecue classics and refreshing summertime drinks.
Olde City Historic
Market St & 6th St station
Birthplace of our Independence
MUST SEE...
The Liberty Bell Center is located at 526 Market Street. Visitors exit from the south end of the building, near Chestnut Street.
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Frelsisbjallan
526 Market StMUST SEE...
The Liberty Bell Center is located at 526 Market Street. Visitors exit from the south end of the building, near Chestnut Street.
Fun and Games
Dave & Buster's
325 N Christopher Columbus BlvdWell what can we say its a Dave & Busters - Have Fun!!