
Freedom is inlaid with every brick of its architectural facade, while history wafts in every room and corridor. As the site of independence for America, Independence Hall served witness to the signing...
Philadelphia Airport is the largest in the state and serves over 30 million people flying to international and domestic destinations each year. This large modern airport has seven terminals that house a whopping 160 shops and restaurants. From international designer brands to small stores selling souvenirs you are sure to find whatever you are looking for.
Philadelphia Airport also has a host of facilities and services designed to make the terminal a more family friendly and cultural environment. There are two play stations to keep the little ones entertained and get them learning about aviation. The airport has also setup an Exhibitions Program that displays work by local artists and art institutions on a rotating basis.
Philadelphia City is an exciting place with a thriving arts and music scene. Its gorgeous parks are perfect for a sunny day and then there are a great number of brilliant museums and galleries ideal for the not so sunny ones. Highlights include the Independence National Historic Park, Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts and the Philadelphia Museum of Arts.
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Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
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Philadelphia City (PA) | 15 km | 28 min | |
New York (John F. Kennedy Intl.) (JFK) | km | min | |
Denver | km | min | |
Elkton | 66 km | 85 min | |
Wilmington | 35.5 km | 60 min |
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Freedom is inlaid with every brick of its architectural facade, while history wafts in every room and corridor. As the site of independence for America, Independence Hall served witness to the signing...
Liberty has been a grand achievement for peoples throughout history, and the historic Liberty Bell serves as a testament to America’s own piece of freedom. Named by abolitionists during the struggle t...
The Philadelphia Museum of Art offers an impressive array of exhibitions, collections, programs and entertainment as one of America’s largest museums. It boasts more than 227,000 pieces of art, and ov...
As a beacon for the City of Brotherly Love, JFK Plaza gives way to Love Park—an epicenter of food, art, music and fun since its emergence in the 1960s. Robert Indiana’s renowned “Love” sculpture overl...
If you\u0027re struggling to find a place to take your kids in Philly - look no further. The "Please Touch" museum lives up to the promises of its inviting name and offers plenty of interactive exhibi...
Do not expect to admire trees and flowers coming to this "garden" - the showpieces here are the unique mosaics which artist Isaiah Zagar has been creating since 1994, turning the place into a fascinat...
This Philadelphia market is an experience you shouldn\u0027t miss while in town. Drop into shoppes selling all sorts of edible delights such as candies, sauces and pickles and have lunch at the food s...
Formerly a prison holding the likes of Al Capone, this building is now more of an experience than a museum - take the guided tour through its cold, haunted hallways and learn about the prison\u0027s c...
The trail is a great place to spend time outdoors while still in the vicinity of the city. Appropriate for biking, hiking, jogging or simply taking a walk by the river, this place is especially popula...
The garden house was originally a gift to the U.S. from Japan, an effort to foster relationships between the nations after WW II. First erected in New York, the house was later relocated to Philadelph...
Once home to the legendary and loved American icon, Betsy Ross, the Betsy Ross House was built over 250 years ago. Before Ross’ inhabitance between 1776 and 1779, the house was occupied by artisans, s...
The National Museum of American Jewish History provides a comprehensive view into the history and times of American Jewish citizens. Each account of immigration is personal and fascinating, lending to...
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OpeningHours
General shop hours are Monday through Saturday, 10am or 11am to 5pm or 6pm.
Population
1,553,165
TouristInformation
Independence Visitor Center Independence National Historical Park, 1 N Independence Mall W, Philadelphia +1 800 537 7676 Daily 8.30am-6pm
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