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Things To Do

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Interested in seeing more of Philadelphia while you're here? We've got unbeatable art, amazing museums, and awesome restaurants. It's a mere 30 minutes tops to get into Center City from Radnor. You can also take public transportation from the Radnor Train Station (.7 miles from hotel) right into the city).

Independence Hall Visitors Center, Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia, PA 19106

This national park also encompasses the Liberty Bell (viewable from the outside through several layers of glass) as well as Independence Hall itself, where both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were debated and signed. American history doesn't get richer than this.

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art

2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130

Run up the rocky steps, take in the city, see the impressive collection. Lots of cafes, gift shops, with an Azalea and sculpture garden in back facing the river.

National Constitution Center

525 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
, (215) 409-6700

If you like American history, Philadelphia is the town for you. The National Constitution Center is a relatively recent addition to the museum scene, meaning its exhibits are thoughtful and insightful and focus on Philadelphia - and our nation's - rich past, including the Declaration of Independence and the state of the Constitution today.

Barnes Foundation

Barnes Foundation

2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130
, (215) 278-7000

Eccentric Philadelphia Alfred Barnes amassed one of the world's most amazing collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art - arranged in a specific manner meant to teach viewers about form and shape. Unique and wonderful.

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

118-128 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
, (215) 972-7600

Kate's personal favorite museum with some of the original Gilbert George Washington's (known for the dollar bill) to incredible Hudson River School Landscapes to more modern art, all housed in a stunning Frank Furness (native Philadelphian) designed building. Don't miss the life-size plane sculpture garden in the building's courtyard.

Reading Terminal Market

51 North 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
, (215) 922-2317

Giant indoor market of stalls, ranging from various Amish foods (staffed by Amish Mennonites) to specialty spices to all a stall serving only varieties of grilled cheese., with a beer garden, Bassett's ice cream and cheesesteaks in between - what more do you need?

Jim's Steaks

400 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147
, (215) 928-1911

People talk about Pat's or Geno's for cheesesteaks, but our money is on Jim's, more conveniently located on South Street. Order cheez whiz at your own peril (or as Bob would say, "because it's the right thing to do").

Mural Arts Philadelphia

1727-29 Mount Vernon Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130
, (215) 685-0750

Philadelphia is known for its amazing murals. Check out the Mural Arts Foundation's offered tours to get to see them all at once.

Segway Tour

Segway Tour

229 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
, 2156072851

We have double decker, hop on and off, and walking tours - and Segway!