Having a vacation to Philadelphia? Where to go?

Liberty Bell. Dante and Luigis Restaurant in South Philly. Philadelphia Museum of Art Independence HaLL Visitors Center Betsy Ross House, National Constitution Center, chinatown City Hall Basilica of St Peter and Paul Philadelphia Zoo, the Academy of Music, Antique Row, Society Hill, Penn's Landing. Take the Greyline Tour of the City as it is well worth the price.

There is so much to see and do in Philly. City Hall Eastern State Penitentiary Congress Hall Independence Hall Civil War Library and Museum Mutter Museum Fort Mifflin Masonic Temple Reading Terminal Market Fairmount Waterworks Drive Independence National Historical Park Fairmount Park Philadelphia Museum of Art 26th Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19130 Founded in 1876, the Philadelphia Museum of Art showcases more than 2,000 years of human creativity, the collections and special exhibitions present masterpieces of painting, sculpture, decorative arts and architectural settings from Europe, Asia and the Americas. The striking neo-classical building provides an oasis of beauty, and a wealth of activities for visitors of all ages - just minutes from center city Philadelphia. National Constitution Center 525 Arch Street Independence Mall Philadelphia, PA 19106 215-409-6600 The National Constitution Center was established in 1988 to increase awareness and understanding of the US Constitution, the Constitution's history, and the Constitution's relevance to our daily lives so that all of us "We the People" will better understand and exercise our rights and our responsibilities. Independence National Historical Park 6th and Market Streets One N. Independence Mall West Philadelphia, PA 19106 215-965-7676 The most historic square mile in the most historic city in America. Independence National Historical Park, locally referred to as Independence Mall, covers several blocks of Old City Philadelphia. All of the park buildings and sites are associated with colonial Philadelphia and the American Revolution. Major attractions include the Liberty Bell, Christ Church, Independence Hall and City Tavern. Open daily. Free to the public. The Franklin Institute 222 N. 20th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 215-448-1200 The Franklin's hands-on approach to science and technology, combined with the Fels Planetarium, soon made The Franklin a popular spot. As the end of the twentieth century drew near, major changes were beginning at The Franklin. In May of 1990, The Mandell Center, Tuttleman Omniverse Theater (now known as the Tuttleman IMAX Theater), and Musser Theater opened, adding dramatically to the size and appeal of The Franklin. In March 2008, Franklin Theater opened with state-of-the-art 3D capabilities. The new exhibits, exciting films, and interactive presentations continued The Franklin's long tradition of making science and technology fun. Today, 175 years after it's founding, The Franklin continues to offer new and exciting access to science and technology in ways that would both amaze and delight Mr. Benjamin Franklin.

Philly sucks as a vacation site...last time I was there we had a car stolen out of the hotel parking lot, the hotel was robbed at gun point, and the cops acted like it was our fault the car was stolen-why did you bring a car to Philly, are you nuts? Also, there was a shooting across the street from the hotel-great place to be from, I was happy to leave, thanks to Hertz, they got us a new car in 4 hours...and good for me, I bought full coverage insurance-good thing, the new car got sideswiped in valet parking in DC, Hertz took a dim view of renting to me for several years...take a bullet proof vest, and do not carry any money or credit cards you do not want stolen.

mikey is either completely lying or extremely exaggerating. I live in Philly and it can be bad but not that bad at all. Go to Geno's Steaks if one want the best cheesesteak in town. Also go to the Franklin Institute and definitely the Art Museum.

Hersey Park. I've been their.