5 things to do in Philadelphia

Philadelphia also known as Philly is the largest city in Pennsylvania. The city is famous for its history, Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and other tourists’ sites that embrace the beauty. One of the most populated American cities, Philly is the epicenter of art, culture and American history. Also, the city has its own way of welcoming all the guests with its delicious Cheesesteaks, which is the most famous food in the city. The city also has so many things which a tourist can explore. 

Here are the five things that one can do when in Philadelphia:

Visit Liberty Bell

 















When in Philadelphia, one must visit the Liberty Bell, which is the symbol of freedom. The bell was created to celebrate the golden anniversary of Penn’s Charter. This bell does not make any sound, but the message crafted on the bell is loud and clear for all: “Proclaim Liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitant thereof.”

Enjoy Cheeasesteaks

 














If you are in Philadelphia, you must try the authentic taste of Philly Cheesesteaks. These are made up of chopped steaks and cheese on the hoagie roll. Also, an alternative option for health conscious people is available; one can replace cheese with chopped fried onion or can opt for both, it depends on the choice. 

Explore the glory of Independence Hall












One must visit Independence Hall, when visit Philadelphia. This is also known as the birthplace of United States. The hall is witnessed of declaration of independence of United States. Also, the constitution of States was created here. You should also see the George Washington’s ‘Rising Sun’ chair which is the center of attraction in the Assembly Room and is arranged as it was during the original constitution convention. 

Try some food from Reading Terminal Market













If you are in Philadelphia, you should visit the 125 years old ‘The Reading Terminal Market.’ It is a paradise for foodies where dozens of vendors are welcoming with their mouthwatering cuisines. America’s oldest farmer market, this tourist destination is a source of fresh seafood, meats and cheese

Enjoy on Boathouse Row on the Schuylkill River












 
If you are the nature lover, you must visit Boathouse Row on the Schuylkill River. Near to Philadelphia Museum of Art, this place is known for its crew clubs and sightseeing. If you are there, you should not miss the glittering lights framing the boathouse on the surface of the river during night time.

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