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FAO Schwarz
FAO Schwarz is a large specialty toy store located near Central Park and the Plaza Hotel in New York. More often than not, the two-storey toy store is packed with kids, this being a primary tourist destination for the young a ...
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Philadelphia Zoo: America's First Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo is considered to be America's first and oldest zoo. Located on the west bank of the Schuylkill River, this popular tourist attraction was founded in 1859 is home to more than 1,300 animals and is situated ...
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Betsy Ross House
The Betsy Ross House is located in a cozy urban alcove on Arch Street. It features its own enclosed garden area and an entrance and exit just off the garden. From the street, a historical marker sign indicates the presence of ...
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Ride the Ducks Philadelphia: It's "Quackerific"
When it comes to guided tours in Philadelphia, Ride the Ducks takes the award for the most creative. An amphibious vehicle takes passengers around the city streets of Philly, showcasing historical sites like Independence Hall ...
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Walnut Street Theatre: Rich With History
Founded in 1809, Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theatre is the oldest theater in America. Live shows in this historical landmark are a real treat-- the restored theater is still reminiscent of its founding era, when lavish carp ...
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Independence Hall
Independence Hall is the standing expression of Philadelphia’s place in the heart of American history. Though the city itself and Independence National Park change all around it, Independence Hall remains a classic and solid ...
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Franklin Court
Franklin Court offers curious visitors multiple perspectives of colonial life through restorative, modern and original displays. The courtyard has two entrances—one off of Chestnut Street and another off of Market Street. Man ...
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Shane Candies: America's Oldest Candy Store
Stepping into Shane Candies is like stepping into another era. While that might apply to many attractions in Old City Philadelphia, there isn’t anything reconstructed or re-crafted about America’s oldest candy store. Tucked a ...
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Second National Bank and Portrait Gallery
The debate about federalism versus states’ rights is a timeless issue in the United States. During weakened economic conditions, Americans have historically debated over how best to solve the problem—and some believe it shoul ...
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Physick House
The Physick House was the residence of Dr. Philip Syng Physick, a surgeon. Physick worked at nearby Pennsylvania Hospital and is called the “Father of American Surgery.” Physick is credited with major innovations in American ...
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Canal Street
Canal Street is an experience as well as a destination. Canal Street runs through Chinatown and provides a border separating Chinatown and Little Italy. Because Chinatown encompasses much of the area surrounding the Canal Str ...
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Little Italy
Little Italy is located next to Chinatown and Canal Street on Manhattan. Though Chinatown has largely absorbed what was formerly Little Italy, one section does remain. This area is located primarily along Mulberry Street.
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Chinatown: Culture, and food in New York City
Chinatown is a primary destination for visitors looking to experience different cultures, shop and eat while in New York City. Easily accessible via three subway lines, Chinatown sits next to Little Italy and encompasses a la ...
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South Street
South Street is a lively and engaging location at any time of the day. During the weekdays, office workers and students populate the area during lunch time. At night, the office crowd often heads to South Street pub locations ...
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Lunella Ristorante
If you enter Little Italy from Canal Street, Lunella Ristorante is located several blocks in on the left-hand side. To get there, you may have to pass several other enticing and flashier restaurants, but the journey is worth ...
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McFadden's of Philly a Big Time Hit
McFadden's Restaurant and Saloon is a local sensation in Philadelphia. This traditional Irish pub is relaxing by day and wild by night: juicy hot burgers are the hot item in the daytime, but when the sun goes down, tall glass ...
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Don't Miss Phila's Nodding Head Brewery
Philadelphia's Nodding Head Brewery is one part beer paradise, one part tasty vittles and two parts eclectic fun. A collection of hundreds of bobble head dolls greets you as you head upstairs to this interesting establishment ...
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Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia: a Smash Hit
Few restaurant names are as recognizable as the Hard Rock Cafe. From the tell-tale neon electric guitar to that unmistakable logo, The Hard Rock Cafe has been a pillar of Philadelphia culture since 1998.
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Le Bec Fin: Fine French Dining in Philly
Philadelphia's Le Bec Fin Restaurant is the epitome of dining decadence. This lush eatery cuts no corners when it comes to haute cuisine, serving it in a pristine atmosphere that is simply unparalleled. If you're trying to cr ...
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Lolita: Chic City Dining
Award-winning Lolita Restaurant in Philadelphia is a delight of the senses. This BYOB (BYO-T[equila]?) establishment is an obvious favorite among locals, but visitors come back for more as well.
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Bindi: The Flavor of India
Bindi BYOB is Philadelphia's premiere Indian BYOB restaurant-- a lavish establishment that serves authentic Indian cuisine with a contemporary twist. Located in the Market East neighborhood, Bindi is a trendy-yet-tasteful eat ...
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Morimoto: Fine Japanese Cuisine in Philadelphia
Few restaurants compare with the chicness of Morimoto Japanese Restaurant in Philadelphia. Not only is the food a work of art-- the entire restaurant is, too. Elaborate (and ever-changing) lighting schemes and a contemporary ...
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The Bourse at Independence Mall
The Bourse is a classic brown building built near Independence Hall and other historic landmarks in Old City. Serving many purposes, the Bourse building is a food and shopping hub for tourists and those who work nearby.
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The Plough & The Stars
The Plough & The Stars is an authentic Irish restaurant with Irish and Celtic-inspired design and décor. The team behind The Plough makes a clear effort to welcome diners from multiple demographics. On Sunday mornings, you’ll ...
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Mexican Post
Care to escape the long waits and overpriced menu options sometimes prevalent for the lunch and after work crowds in Old City Philadelphia? Check out Mexican Post. This establishment seems rather subtle from its Chestnut Stre ...
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Little Fish a big splash in Philadelphia
Don't mess with the little fish in the pond. After all, piranhas may not be the biggest in size, but they certainly have one mean bite. At Philly's Little Fish B.Y.O.B, the same concept applies: small size, huge taste.
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