Located along the banks of the Delaware River, Philly is well known for its rich history, dedication to the arts, and its two famous contributions to American cuisine: the cheesesteak and the soft pretzel. Filled with more outdoor murals and sculptures than any other American city, Philly is an art lovers’ paradise–the Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the largest museums in the country. From the vibrant Bohemian nightlife of Old City to the fine arts and performance centers of Rittenhouse Square, Philly’s got it going on.
Located just north of Old City, Northern Liberties (or NoLibs for those prone to pet names), is a verdant center of activity filled with bustling boutiques, hip restaurants, and lively bars. With so much defiantly beautiful infrastructure left over from this nabe's days as a manufacturing hub, it’s no …
Old City’s often what folks think of when they imagine Philadelphia: cobblestone streets, architecture from the 1700s, the Liberty Bell, and a pervading Colonial charm. While this is certainly the spot to see living history (don’t be surprised if you spot a Colonist wandering around!), Old City’s also fully embraced …
Philadelphia is known for its colonial history and its cheese steaks. South Philly's one of the best places to find the latter. Better still, restaurants here tend to be the super friendly sort–you know, the kind where everybody knows your name. Filled neither with hipsters, artsy boutiques, nor historic estates,