Suggestions for Monument near Center City East, Philadelphia
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Karylle Vanessa J. • December 14, 2013Chinatown--- where you can practically find anything and everything. Various Food, massage places, clothes, etc. Found a shoe repair shop too!
Rodrigo V. • March 18, 2014The free self-guided was tour was well worth my trip to the city. The building is conveniently located in the heart of the city. Gift shop could have more of a variety of uncirculated coins to sell.
Tom S. • August 27, 2014Founded as Philadelphia's second Catholic parish in 1763 by nearby Saint Joseph's. Site of the first public religious commemoration of the Declaration of Independence. Hosted Washington, Adams, etc.
8.6Historic and Protected Site •520 Chestnut St (btwn S 5th & S 6th Sts), Philadelphia
9.0National Park •143 S 3rd St (btwn Race & Walnut St), Philadelphia
sweetpearacer • December 2, 2015Stuart is the best tour guide at Independence Hall. Liberty Bell lines always look long but move fast.
7.9Historic and Protected Site •239 Arch St (btwn Bread St & 3rd St), Philadelphia
Heather R. • August 10, 2013Definitely do the audio tour. It adds so much!
8.0Historic and Protected Site •143 S 3rdStreet (at Walnut St), Philadelphia
Marc B. • August 28, 2011go see an original stamp tax from the era of Revolutionary War in this amazing 18th century archive/library
8.1History Museum •Located inside Independence Visitors Center, Philadelphia
Brenton M. • April 18, 2022Nice theater! Always busy, so plan to spend some time here!
LoriPA • May 27, 2012A lesser-known stop on Independence Square, but don't miss it. Home of the first peaceful transition of power in a representative democracy.
8.1History Museum •318 Market St (in Franklin Court), Philadelphia
James C. • April 11, 2015Awesome park site. Rangers have an amazing demonstration.
7.615. Franklin Court
Historic and Protected Site •318 Market St (btwn S 3rd & 4th St), Philadelphia
Angelica D. • October 31, 2014Cool space, leads to a number of other historical spots!
Visit Philly • May 1, 2012The PHLASH trolley runs Fri, Sat & Sun from 10-6 pm May-October 28, 2012. Just head to stops 2 or 18, buy a $2 ticket & you'll be on your way to seeing more of Philadelphia's attractions and museums.
AA M. • July 24, 2012The Wanamaker Eagle originally came from Germany. There it is on its left claw: Geb Armbrüster Frankfurt A.M.
- ?Monument • $$$$ •321 S 4th St, Philadelphia
Jen E. • July 25, 2011Philadelphia cafe is great! Fresh fruit and veggies and you can still get a Philly cheese stake.
8.8History Museum •109 Spruce St, Philadelphia
Henry F. • July 14, 2010Good site to see! Really close to the Hyatt and, obviously, the river
8.3History Museum •317 Chestnut St (btwn 3rd St & 4th St), PhiladelphiaBrenton M. • April 18, 2022Very interactive, and very unique! Some things from the Franklin collection! It does cost a few bucks.
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