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Things to do in Philadelphia Independence National Historical Park
Home of the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and the beautiful new National Constitution Center.

Philadelphia Museum of Art
A great collection of art in a magnificent building. 26th Street & the Ben Franklin Pkwy.

Franklin Institute Science Museum
One of America's great science museums. 20th Street and the Ben Franklin Pkwy.

Reading Terminal Market
Fresh foods of all kinds at the "best farmer's market in America." 51 N. 12th Street

The Italian Market in South Philly
The oldest and largest working outdoor market in the U.S. 9th Street between Wharton & Christian sts.

University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaelogy and Anthropology
On the University of Pennsylvania campus just across the Schuykill River from Center City.

Rodin Museum
The largest collection of Rodin sculptures outside of Paris. 22nd Street & the Ben Franklin Pkwy.

South Street
"The hippest street in Philadelphia" featuring a mix of eclectic boutiques and some of the city's best restaurants. Between Front and 8th sts.

Antique Row
Pine Street between 9th and 17th sts. 8 blocks of collectibles, period furnishings, vintage clothing and antiques.

Fairmount Park
America's largest landscaped park -- nearly 9,000 acres adjacent to the center of the city.

Philadelphia Restaurants
Philly has some spectacular 5-star restaurants, and dozens more that are merely terrific. Every price range, too: South Philly Italian, Chinatown's best, French Country inns, and of course Manayunk, that hillside town within the city limits that's a shrine to calories and art.
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The Shops at Liberty Place
A short walk from the Wyndham Hotel in the heart of Center City, world class shopping and fine foods at the base of Liberty Place.

Chinatown
Terrific eating and shopping in one of the largest such districts in the country -- close to the Wyndham!

Philadelphia's Squares
Logan, Rittenhouse, Penn, Franklin and Washington: Enjoy the Five Squares in the city that represent a piece of what was once Penn's Woods.