Philadelphia
Tourist Attractions - Philadelphia has a wealth of
tourist attractions for visitor of all types. Lovers of history
can visit historic homes, prisons and revolutionary
war sites. Lovers of the arts can see film, concert,
live theater and musician as well as a plethora of
other performance options. Nature lovers can take
a stroll around the many zoo’s, parks and arboretums
of the city, and those who love a little bit of everything
can do it all. There are educational events and those
that just let you shut off your mind for while and
relax. There are events that are tailored to be suited
for just young children, events for older kids, events
for teens and whole families.
Then there is a whole other class of events that
are an adults only affair. No mater what your groups
size or age you will love the Philadelphia
Tourist Attractions and we're sure that you can find
something to suit your tastes, time and budget. Just
remember that you have the time to do everything that
you want to do. You may want to consider saving the
less costly endeavors for last, so that you can spend
you time and money where you have to instead of squandering
it early on in the trip. Also, bear in mind that eating
in and around the area of a tourist attraction will
cost a lot more than eating in another place in the
city so you may want to eat and then head over to
your.
Ride the Ducks
(215) 351-9989
437 Chestnut Str
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Ride the ducks is a Philadelphia attractions tour
service that takes you through some of Philadelphia's
interesting and important sites, over land and water.
The driving tour rolls through the city streets and
then plunges into the deleware river.
Phila Zoo
(215) 387-0750
3300 Fairmount Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19104
The Philadelphia zoo is a great place to take your
family and relax. You can see animals from all aruond
the world and learn a lot about them. This is an ideal
location if you have children, and a must see attractions
if you have animal lovers in your party.
Pennsylvania Hospital
Eighth and Spruce Streets.
Philadelphia, PA 16832
215-829-3270
This historic hospital, started by Dr. Benjamin franklin
is one of the towns oldest, and definetly its most
interesting. See the old bridge or take a walk through
the therapudic gardens on a warm day.
Betsy Ross House
239 Arch St.
Philadelphia, PA 16832
215-686-1252
The Betsy Ross house is just what it sounds like,
the home of noted Philadelphian, and creator of the
first American flag. Come see a small part of this
nations history, and a big part of its symbolisim.
Independence Hall National Historical Park
Market Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets
215-597-8974.
The independance hall national park is home to many
interesting smaller features. If you stop by and see
this attraction, be sure to allow at least 3 hours.
You will need a lot of time to see it all.
Eastern State Penitentiary
2125 Fairmount Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 16832,
215-236-3300
This circa 1820's prison museum will take you back
in time. You can experiance old style justice and
see what life was like for inmates of the day. Do
not worry-its no longer in use as an actual prison.
Edgar Allen Poe National Historical Site
532 North Seventh Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19123,
215-597-8780
This building is a homage to Poe. His works have captivated
generations of readers with their enduring disturbing
qualities and unique perspective of madness. So, go
and see a bit of American literary history. Who knows,
maybe you'll get inspired.
Mutter Museum
19 South Tweny-Second Street,
Philadelphia, PA 16832,
215-563-3737,
The mutter museum is home to many medical oddities
of the world. You can find most things strange and
unusual here. Have you ever seen a Mummy? Well Mutter
has one is residence.
