Stop by this charming boutique for an amazing collection of Japanese trinkets, cutesy cameras, hip clothes and designer stuff you can say you found here way before it was cool.
Cute overload!
Find charming housewares and cute stationary nestled alongside artisan jewelry and limited edition gadgets. Owner Liz Sieber's carefully curated collection of Japanese whimsy is guaranteed to delight!
There are soo many amazing things at Jinxed you will want to buy everything. Cameras, tables, chairs, couches, photos, statues, mirrors, pins, tennis rackets – all cool finds 100% of the time.
By far the best place in Philly for vintage items, art, t-shirts, and oddities. Amazing staff, super friendly, too! Check out their new location Tucker's Digs at 611 S 4th Street!
best vintage home goods! Read more.
Gorilla is camera shy.
1928 was a big year at the Philadelphia Zoo. The first orangutan successfully born in a U.S. zoo happened here; a few months later, the first successful U.S. birth of a baby chimpanzee. Read more.
There used to be an amazing Lego display on the top floor- our 4 year old loves it!
bring a camera.. and make sure you don't miss the cherry blossom festival. :-)
I loved the traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony!
The famous Japanese House and Garden (are known as Shofuso) is located inside Fairmount Park Horticulture Center, which was originally the site of Lansdowne, the country seat of Governor John Penn. Read more.
A little bit of history.. This is a pre-revolutionary fortification and close to the Philadelphia Airport. Bring your camera to get some great photos of aircraft arriving at PHL.
The tour was awesome. You can't expect much if you don't appreciate the blood and sweat put into it.. Thank you Uncle Wayne.
Bring a flashlight.
Be sure to have your camera ready. Everything, including the washrooms are decorated. When finished, cruise South street to see more of his work being adorned on storefronts.
This is a unique art installation more than a garden. On Wednesdays they have free wine and snacks. Overall a must do, at least once.
What else can you say about Isaiah Zagar? He's a magic (gardens) man. The fun, funky Magic Gardens includes a fully mosaiced indoor gallery & a massive outdoor labyrinthine mosaic sculpture.
Put your camera on silent and carefully take pictures. Betsy Ross helped fight for freedom & independence, and as America's first graphic designer she wouldn't stand for creativity being extinguished.
Definitely do the audio tour. It adds so much!
Betsy Ross, credited with sewing the first American flag, is believed to have worked and resided in this house, built around 1740, from 1773 to 1885.
Lee's establishment isn't sloppy, and neither should you be. Leave the cameras and cellphones at home, and immerse yourself in a strange and sensual experience. Read more.
Pricey but yummy drinks. I loved the fuggedaboutit and the general Tso's chocolate shake
The top-shelf liquor collection is awesome (100 bourbons; 65 gins) & the quality of well spirits defies the $10 per cocktail price. But it's the wizardry of the drinks that caught our eye. Read more.
Look out for guys who ask if you want them to take your picture on your phone or camera. After they help you they ask for money.
A little hidden away, but is situated to the right of the stairs to the Museum.
Yo! Adrian.
Bring your camera. Amazing place to shoot and the history is fascinating!
Loved this place! So interactive and can go at your own pace if you do the audio tour! Definitely worth the money!
One look at the brick towers peering over the walls & you know this place means business. Ghostly business. Even if you don't bump into a specter, there's plenty of creepy stuff to snap pictures of.
Make sure to check the web site for last minute deals of the day- can get excellent discounts - but have to book on line and put special code in the appointment before submitting to get discount!!!
See Alissa for a facial. She's the bomb!
Atiya is the best stylist love herrrrrrr!
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