Eliza & Jake
Things To Do in Philly
Italian Market 9th Street
In addition to visiting Reading Terminal Market, both locals and tourists agree a visit to the Italian Market on South Ninth Street is an essential food experience in Philly. One of the oldest open-air markets in the country, the Italian Market features a multitude of gourmet food vendors selling imported goods, cheeses, meats, freshly roasted coffee beans, homemade chocolates and more.
Chinatown
Amazing food, cute stores, great walk! We love Chinatown. Stop by for a quick bite or for sit down dim sum!
South Street
This quirky neighborhood is practically synonymous with Philadelphia. South Street offers an eclectic variety of independent gift shops, boutiques and thrift stores, many of which are women- and Black-owned. Cheesesteaks: Woodrow's Sandwich Shop, Ishkabibbles, Jim's Quick bites: South Street Souvlaki, Famous 4th Street Delicatessen Quaint Drinks and Good Food: Tattooed Mom, Pizzeria Stella, Cry Baby Pasta, The Twisted Tail More than food and drinks: Queen & Rook Game Cafe, Milk Boy,
Reading Terminal Market
Looking for food - breakfast, lunch or just an interesting walk around a food hall? This is the place!
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Fantastic exhibitions and permanent collections. Ask Eliza and Jake to use their member passes. Don't forget the landmark steps out front as well as the Rocky statue!
Calder Gardens
Opening in September 2025 and will house many of the sculptures of Alexander Calder who was born in Philadelphia.
Headhouse Farmers’ Market
Saturday morning this square is bustling with local food vendors. Grab an artisanal bite or two. If you are staying at the Old City Marriott, this is a super close walk.
Cherry Street Pier
Community art and shop space located on the Delaware River. A great spot for relaxing by the water.
Eastern State Penitentiary
Did you know that Willie Sutton and Al Capone once resided in this penitentiary? This architectural panopticon has been transformed into a museum. The audio guide is narrated by the Steve Buscemi.
Bok Bar
A unique shopping experience, housed within an old school, this building hosts small artisan shops and eateries.
John's Roast Pork
Best roast pork in the city!
Liberty Bell
The Liberty Bell is in the old city where all the historic buildings are located. Walk by and take a look!
Independence Hall
What is a trip to Philadelphia without a visit here?
Museum of the American Revolution
Amazing museum and history!
Barnes Foundation
Exquisite collection of art.
Elfreth's Alley Museum
One of the oldest continuously inhabited residential streets in the country and located in Old City. It dates back to 1703 and is worth a visit and walk around.
Rodin Museum
Home to one of the largest public collections of Rodin works outside of Paris.