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Things To Do

We’re so excited for you to experience our favorite city! Whether it’s your first time or your tenth, Philadelphia is full of history, amazing food, and great neighborhoods to explore.

Explore Old City (where many of you will be staying!)

Old City is one of the most historic (and walkable!) parts of Philadelphia, and a perfect place to spend a morning or afternoon. -Independence Hall -Liberty Bell -Elfreth’s Alley (the oldest residential street in the U.S.) -Race Street Pier (great views of the river and bridge) -Betsy Ross House -Christ Church (final resting place of Benjamin Franklin) -National Constitution Center

Classic Philly Food (a must!)

Cheesesteaks: - we like Angelos and Jim’s on South Street (avoid Pat’s and Geno’s …they aren’t worth the hype) Food Halls/Markets: -Reading Terminal Market (tons of options all in one place) Italian Market area: -Great for walking, snacking, and soaking up local culture. While it’s known for its Italian roots, the area is also home to vibrant Mexican and Vietnamese communities, making it a uniquely diverse and delicious place to explore.

Casual Food and Drinks

Monk’s Cafe - cozy spot with a huge beer selection and classic Belgian fare. Continental Mid-Town - fun menu and great cocktails McGillian’s Olde Ale House- Philly’s oldest tavern, full of charm and history (it does get very rowdy late on weekends). Charlie Was a Sinner - our favorite cocktail lounge!

Museums and Culture

Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History Philadelphia Museum of Art (home of the famous “Rocky steps”) Barnes Foundation