Things To Do
Philadelphia offers a lot of American history
Independence National Historical Park: see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall
Philadelphia offers world-class art
Museum Mile: visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Franklin Institute Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens: explore a massive, immersive mosaic art environment
Philadelphia offers iconic culinary experiences
Reading Terminal Market: a massive indoor food market featuring local delights Cheesesteaks: Geno's, Pat's King of Steaks Chinatown: Explore numerous dining options and cultural shops El Vez: Meg-approved margarita Tuna Bar: get the Sake Spritz! Moshulu: an iconic restaurant/ship permanently docked on Penn's Landing Chickie's & Pete's: try the Crabfries at any of their multiple locations
Philadelphia offers waterfront views & outdoor experiences
Spruce Street Harbor Park: relax in hammocks or enjoy seasonal food and beer gardens Morgan's Pier: backyard beer garden on the Delaware River Liberty Point: a massive, multi-level, waterfront venue at Penn's Landing, featuring five bars and live music Rittenhouse Square: anchored by its namesake park, the surrounding streets are filled with restaurants and bars, boutiques, art galleries, and spas
Quakertown offers local history
Liberty Hall: visit the historic site where the Liberty Bell was hidden during the American Revolution
Quakertown offers outdoor recreation
Nockamixon State Park: a major hub for boating, fishing, kayaking, hiking on the Top Rock Trail, and wildlife viewing Covered Bridges: take a scenic drive to see local historic covered bridges, including Sheards Mill Covered Bridge Peace Valley Park (Doylestown, 38 min. away): a nearby location for walking and boating
Quakertown offers shopping
Quakertown Farmers Market "QMart": a massive indoor/outdoor market with specialty shops and a flea market Peddler’s Village (Lahaska, 50 min. away): a storybook village that offers family fun, charming colonial-style buildings, award-winning gardens, and shopping/dining (where we got engaged!)