Independence Hall / Mall and the Liberty Bell
Benjamin Franklin’s Grave at Christ Church
Congress Hall
South Street and Jim’s Cheesesteaks
Free Tours of the Kimmel Center
John Heinz Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum
Dream Garden at the Curtis Center along Washington Square
Carpenter’s Hall
Reading Terminal Market
Chemical Heritage Foundation Museum
Institute of Contemporary Art
Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Love Sculpture at Love Park
City Hall
US Mint
Edgar Allan Poe House
Betsy Ross House
Chinatown
Philadelphia Squares (Rittenhouse Square, etc.)
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Wanamaker Organ
Wissahickon Environmental Center
The Thinker Statue and Rodin Museum Garden
The Comcast Experience HD Video Wall
Boathouse Row
Franklin Court
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Reading Terminal Market
Independence National Historical Park
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Top Philly Cheesesteaks
The Liberty Bell Center
Independence Hall
National Constitution Center
Philadelphia CityPASS
Valley Forge National Historical Park
Franklin Square
Longwood Gardens
The Franklin Institute
The Barnes Foundation
The Rocky Steps
Philadelphia Zoo
The Betsy Ross House
Sesame Place
Please Touch Museum
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Academy of Natural Sciences
Penn Museum
Peddler’s Village
Adventure Aquarium
Eastern State Penitentiary
National Museum of Jewish American History
Love Park
Battleship New Jersey
James A. Michener Art Museum
Benjamin Franklin Museum
Mutter Museum
bookmark_borderPhiladelphia Becomes First World Heritage City in US
PHILADELPHIA — The Organization of World Heritage Cities voted to add Philadelphia as the United States’ first World Heritage City. Philadelphia qualified because Independence Hall is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. “The Declaration of Independence (1776) and the Constitution of the United States (1787) were both signed in this building in Philadelphia. The universal principles of freedom and democracy set forth in these documents are of fundamental importance to American history and have also had a profound impact on law-makers around the world.”
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