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PHILADELPHIA - If you're planning a visit to Philadelphia, you might be wondering which Tourist Attractions Actually Are Worth Visiting. This article will give you an idea of some of the most popular tourist attractions. Whether you're visiting Philadelphia as a tourist or a local, there are many attractions that are both historic and worth seeing. Read on to discover which attractions are actually worth visiting and some Hidden Gems. You'll be glad you did.
PHILADELPHIA - If you're looking for a new place to visit in Philadelphia, consider Binti Cafe, a plant-based coffee shop and juice bar located at 1800 Frankford Avenue in Fishtown. The neighborhood is a hotspot that offers something for everyone. You can grab a cup of organic coffee, juice, and a snack in an upbeat location.
Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia’s famous beer garden that gives back to city parks announces its return for the summer season. Parks on Tap will start their extended stay outside of the historic Fairmount Water Works (640 Waterworks Drive) on Friday, May 20, 2022.
PHILADELPHIA - The outdoor restaurant is operated by FCM Hospitality. The same company owns other waterfront restaurants like Lola's Garden and Juno. The restaurant will have three levels, each serving different cuisine. It will have live entertainment and will feature three levels of dining. Liberty Point on The Waterfront will have indoor and outdoor seating and a seasonal outdoor amphitheater.
PHILADELPHIA - If you're considering visiting Philadelphia, you may be wondering which hidden gems to see. There are plenty to choose from, including the National Liberty Museum, Rodin Museum, John F. Collins Park, and Village Whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA - Treat Mom to the ultimate day of pampering, self-care, and indulgence with help from Philadelphia restaurants, hotels, bars, and one artisan food hall. Forsythia, Red Owl Tavern, The Twisted Tail, Patchwork, Urban Farmer, and The Bourse Food Hall have an extra special Mother's Day (Sunday, May 8) planned for families in the form of festive fare and retail therapy.
