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Meilleures recommandations des gens du coin

Des sites touristiques aux trésors cachés, découvrez ce qui rend la ville unique avec l'aide des gens du coin qui la connaissent le mieux.

Lieu historique

1, Cloche de la liberté

“This is one of the most iconic symbols of Philadelphia. Any trip to the historical sites would be incomplete without stopping to see the bell and hear a bit about its history.”

191 personnes du coin recommandent

Marché

2, Reading Terminal Market

“Amazing location with options for days. Endless cuisine options, handmade goods, cheese shops, local spirit tasting. and sweets. ”

315 personnes du coin recommandent

Lieu historique

3, Independence Hall

“Independence Hall is the building where both the United States Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were debated and adopted. It first opened in 1753. It is now the centerpiece of the Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.”

196 personnes du coin recommandent

Hôtel de ville

4, Philadelphia City Hall

“I always pass through here on the way to visit my parents or just getting to the other side of town. It's a great building, full of architectural details. Dilworth Park, on the west side, has an ice skating rink in the winter and a run through water fountain in the summer. Love Park, across the street at the end of Ben Franklin Parkway, has the LOVE sculpture and a great view up the parkway to the Philadelphia Museum of Art (with the Rocky steps). A great place to hang out and take a break. During December they have pop-up shops (Christmas Village in Love Park and Made in Philadelphia in Dilworth Park), with food and a bar, light show, ferris wheel, and a little train ride. Carousel in the center of City Hall, and musicians and performers. Go across the street on the east side to Macys and catch the light show and Dicken's Village of A Christmas Carol there.”

131 personnes du coin recommandent

Jardin de sculptures

5, Philadelphia's Magic Gardens

“The Magic Gardens spans three city lots, and includes indoor galleries and a large outdoor labyrinth. It is a giant piece of art you can walk through and explore nooks & crannies. It is whimsical & facinating. To date, it is the largest work created by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar. They host fun events, DIY art nights, live music & BYOB. Check the website calender for more information. ”

143 personnes du coin recommandent

Sandwicherie

6, Pat's King of Steaks

“Pat's and Geno's are the two most recognizable spots to grab a cheesesteak for people outside of the city. People who live in the city, however, think of them as a bit of a tourist trap. If you must make the trip over and see for yourself, it's about a 10-minute walk. We'd recommend Pat's, as it's less of a spectacle than the neon monstrosity of Geno's”

137 personnes du coin recommandent

Parc

7, Spruce Street Harbor Park

“Grab a beer and a sandwich and swing on a hammock along the Delaware River! Awesome views of the Ben Franklin Bridge!”

154 personnes du coin recommandent

Terrasse

8, Frankford Hall

“German beer hall, lots of fun for groups. The Bavarian pretzel is good and the beers are even better.”

174 personnes du coin recommandent

Bar

9, Johnny Brenda's

“A fishtown staple, this is a great bar and they have some awesome concerts on the second floor!”

135 personnes du coin recommandent

Sandwicherie

10, Geno's Steaks

“Local Fave. So it’s a friendly competition between Pat’s steaks. Their stores literally face each other. So you have to buy a steak from each place and weigh in on this debate. Whose is the best ”