Suggestions for Monument near Philadelphia

Matthias • August 15, 2019I do like the crazy detail with all the sculptures, figures and animals... 👌🏼👏🏼

David H. • June 16, 2016It's super crowded but you can't beat the view. Watch out for the 35 or so cars illegally parked in the bike lane right in front. It's a great representation of Philly.

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!

Michael W. • August 5, 2014Get here early to get a hammock no matter what day of the week!

Barb S. • November 25, 2013Visitors get to see this from car or tour bus. I recommend walking back to it and taking time to appreciate the detail of the work. Jeanne d'Arc is one of my favorite historical heroines.

James C. • April 11, 2015One of the coolest things to see at Eastern State.

Aine D. • January 20, 2013Huge transit hub serving thousands of commuters a day. Perfect meeting spot. Fantastic statue!

Jennifer H. • March 21, 2010I walked by this park in the summer and heard a concert band performance. It was awesome!

Dan B. • March 25, 2011you can check this out as you enter Philadelphia from the Ben Franklin Bridge

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.

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.

AA M. • July 24, 2012The Wanamaker Eagle originally came from Germany. There it is on its left claw: Geb Armbrüster Frankfurt A.M.

Enrico • July 24, 2016This place is a hidden gem in Philadelphia. Entry is $8/$5. In spring and in fall it can be cool to go there, sit down in the garden and relax. In the summer it can be a bit too hot inside (No AC)

Siobhan B. • September 18, 2014Long waiting lines but beautiful monument.

Mm p. • December 14, 2011Say hi to Joe, the park ranger, he is knowledgable and friendly.

James C. • April 11, 2015Really cool museum. Great Betsy actor when we went. Crazy school groups.

アミン パ. • March 24, 2021This is me standing across the street from Independence Hall. It was a rainy day but the experience was nice. I love it in this area.

Erik C. • November 13, 2013This was an amazing, fun and scary long haunted house easily almost an hour. The wait wasn't long. The characters were great and they can touch you. Worth the drive and the amount. Parking 20$

Bryan M. • January 10, 2015Beautiful walking trails.

Luke C. • December 27, 2015It's a really beautiful street and definitely worth checking out if you're around the area. The decorations in the street looked great around Halloween

Lamonte W. • July 21, 2017The vet stadiums no longer has been gone for about 20 years or so but it was a real nice place to go in it hay day

Elise R. • December 12, 2011Smoked salmon eggs benedict for brunch is amazing

visitPA • February 24, 2014With a focus on conservation and propagation of historic plants, this garden features one of the most important rose collections in the nation, preserved from the 19th century!

Emma M. • June 11, 2016The hospitality and reception from the members is outstanding. Of course, it is also an historical gem.

Brenton M. • April 18, 2022Nice theater! Always busy, so plan to spend some time here!

Marc B. • August 28, 2011go see an original stamp tax from the era of Revolutionary War in this amazing 18th century archive/library

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.