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Talula's Garden
restaurant210 W Washington Square, Philadelphia, PA 19106, United States
Popular restaurant with insane reviews, offering delicious frozé, biscuits with honey butter, shrimp and scallops, chicken and gnocchi, coconut sorbet, and mini donuts. Known for great presentation and nice staff.
View on Google MapsParc
restaurantPhiladelphia, United States
An optimized order at Parc, featuring the bread basket with the best butter, Spritz Royale, French onion soup (ask to split), escargot, steak frites (sub with pommes purée), and spaghetti bolognese or warm shrimp salad.
View on Google MapsPhiladelphia Museum of Art
attractionPhiladelphia, United States
Offers pay-what-you-wish admission every first Sunday of the month and every Friday night from 5-8:45 PM, including access to all exhibits like the Rodin and Judith Joy Ross exhibit. Food and drinks are available in the lobby.
View on Google MapsRittenhouse Square
attractionPhiladelphia, PA
A square in Philadelphia starting to look like spring.
View on Google MapsIndependence National Historical Park
attractionPhiladelphia, PA 19106
Home to Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed and the US Constitution was debated, created, and signed. Guided tours require a ticket from recreation.gov.
View on Google MapsLiberty Bell Center
attraction101 S Independence Mall W, Philadelphia, PA 19106
The Liberty Bell is one of the most powerful landmarks in the United States, representing freedom, independence, and history. Visitors can see the famous crack up close while learning the story behind one of the nation’s most important symbols.
View on Google MapsTermini Bros.
cafe1523 S 8th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, United States
Offers fresh cannoli with a perfect crunch, though the reviewer personally missed chocolate chips.
View on Google MapsThe Franklin Institute
attraction222 N 20th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
A planetarium offering multiple shows on space topics like solar systems, constellations, and planets. Great for a winter activity or date night.
View on Google MapsTommy Dinic's
restaurantPhiladelphia, United States
Famous for its roast pork sandwich with provolone, peppers, and broccoli rabe, noted for its tenderness and juiciness.
View on Google MapsRittenhouse Farmers Market
shop1800 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
The Rittenhouse Farmers Market is a perfect Saturday morning activity, located on 18th and Walnut Street, open from 9 AM to 2 PM. It offers a wide variety of produce, plants, and products like honey, quiches, pies, apple butter, and beef jerky.
View on Google MapsMeltKraft
restaurant51 N 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, United States
Mentioned for a pulled pork sandwich and spare ribs that were tender and not drowned in sauce, allowing the meat quality to shine.
View on Google MapsThe Famous 4th Street Cookie Company
cafe1136 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, United States
Known for premium, freshly baked classic cookies, with the mint chocolate flavor being a standout.
View on Google MapsMiller's Twist
cafe51 N 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, United States
Offers classic pretzels, with the cinnamon pretzel being particularly good.
View on Google MapsReading Terminal Market
shopPhiladelphia, United States
A historic indoor public market offering a wide variety of food vendors and local produce.
View on Google MapsBladen's Court
attractionPhiladelphia, United States
A mini alley off Elfreth's Alley with a cool backstory, created between 1749-1752 by two property owners for backyard access. It has a rich history, including the story of its original owners, William Rush and Abraham Carlisle, who were on opposite sides of the American Revolution.
View on Google MapsElfreth’s Alley
attractionPhiladelphia, United States
One of the oldest streets in the United States, offering a glimpse into old Philadelphia life with houses from the 1700s. Don't miss Bladen's Court while visiting.
View on Google MapsThe Linc
attractionPhiladelphia, United States
A tour of the Philadelphia Eagles' stadium, including the press box suite, various other suites, the Eagles Autism Foundation Sensory Room, the locker room (with Jalen Hurts' locker), the press conference room, the tunnels with performer pictures, and the field itself. The field appears smaller in person than on TV. There is also a gift shop.
View on Google MapsUncle Gus Steaks
restaurant1136 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, United States
A spot for a solid, albeit pricey, cheesesteak that is considered a splurge but worth trying when visiting Philly.
View on Google MapsIsaiah Zagar’s Magic Gardens
attraction1020 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
An immersive mosaic art experience, a unique hidden art world in the heart of Philadelphia. You don't just look at the art, you walk through it.
View on Google MapsRevolution House
restaurant200 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, United States
Serves blueberry cheesecake stuffed French toast, short rib grilled cheese, and a cheesesteak egg sandwich. Has lively music and a rooftop.
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