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39.95155 -75.163773 | 1 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.888793 -75.175713 | 2 The Philly Craft Beer Festival at the Philadelphia Cruise Terminal gives small brewers the chance to show off their expertise. There are over 120 beers to try, specially selected to display… | |
39.953748 -75.157864 | 3 Philadelphia International Flower Show The Pennsylvania Convention Center is transformed into a dazzling garden of exotic plants during its annual flower show. The Philadelphia International Flower Show is one of the jewels in… |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 4 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.905317 -75.17349 | 5 NHL Ice Hockey: Philadelphia Flyers The Philadelphia Flyers play their NHL ice hockey games at the Wachovia Center. The regular season runs from October to April. For full details of the schedule, please visit the Flyers' website. | |
39.905317 -75.17349 | 6 The Philadelphia 76ers play their NBA basketball games at the Wachovia Center. The regular season runs from October until April. Please visit the NBA website for full details of all fixtures. | |
7 The Original 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show Each year the 23rd Street Armory plays host to Philadelphia's foremost antiques event. It brings together 43 nationally-recognised American and Continental specialists who display in room-like… | ||
39.953369 -75.196616 | 8 Philadelphia International Children's Festival The Philadelphia International Children's Festival at Philadelphia's Annenberg Center is America's oldest children's festival. It brings an international roster of artists to the City of… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 9 Formerly PrideFest America, Philadelphia's Equality Forum is a celebration of the diverse world of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) culture. The week-long extravaganza deals with… |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 10 The Philadelphia Film Festival is known as a premier presenter of exceptional studio, independent and international cinema and showcases approximately 300 works every year. Films are screened… |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 11 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
40.2535 -75.63 | 12 The Dad Vail Regatta, the largest collegiate rowing event in America, takes place along the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park. |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 13 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 14 Philly Pride Parade & Festival Philadelphia's LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) Pride Parade & Festival takes place in June during National Gay Pride Month. More than 25,000 people take part every year. |  |
39.9522 -75.1641 | 15 Philadelphia's Manayunk Arts Festival features a juried art show with over 275 artists from across the country. There are also children's activities, live music and entertainment alongside… |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 16 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.967289 -75.17251 | 17 Each July the storming of the Bastille is remembered with a re-enactment at Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary. During the day the old prison is open as usual before, at 5.30pm, the… |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 18 Philadelphia International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival Philadelphia's International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival spotlights hundreds of films, both shorts and features, from some 25 countries. As with its sister festival, the Philadelphia Film… | |
39.979 -75.21062 | 19 Philadelphia Orchestra's Summer Season The great Philadelphia Orchestra arrives at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts for the first half of its annual summer season. It then travels north to Saratoga Springs for a three-week… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 20 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 21 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.947137 -75.146548 | 22 The Lights of Liberty Show is an audiovisual spectacular that takes visitors into the heart of the American Revolution. Stories are recounted through hand-painted images projected up to 50… |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 23 Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe Artists from around the world perform throughout the city at the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe. The festival presents art that falls within, between and sometimes beyond… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 24 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.904811 -75.168292 | 25 Philadelphia Phillies - Major League Baseball Citizens Bank Park is home to the Philadelphia Phillies Major League Baseball team and stages regular games from April to October. | |
39.952622 -75.148828 | 26 First held in 1991, the Blue Ball at the National Constitution Center is one of the biggest and longest-running circuit parties in the world - not to mention a major date on Philadelphia's gay… |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 27 FirstGlance Philadelphia Film Festival The FirstGlance Film Festival has been showing in Philadelphia in addition to its other home, Los Angeles, since 1998, and is regarded as one of the finest bi-coastal film festivals. |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 28 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.967289 -75.17251 | 29 Every year in the run-up to Halloween, the Eastern State Penitentiary in the middle of Philadelphia is transformed into a terrifying haunted house for Terror Behind the Walls. |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 30 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 31 Dress warmly for the Mummers' Parade, one of the most extravagant events in Philadelphia. Over 10,000 people come out to welcome the New Year in outrageous fashion and thousands more line the… |  |
39.9064 -75.1638 | 32 The Philadelphia Eagles play their NFL games at Lincoln Financial Field. The regular season runs fron September to January. Please visit the Eagles' website for full details of all fixtures. | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 33 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 34 Martin Luther King Day of Service Philadelphia leads the way in transforming the national holiday into a day of action with the annual Martin Luther King Day of Service, organised in the city since 1996. |  |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 35 Philadelphia Center City Restaurant Week Treat yourself to some delicious food at the annual Philadelphia Center City Restaurant Week, held over two consecutive weeks. The event sees more than 100 city restaurants offer a minimum of… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 36 Philadelphia Center City Restaurant Week Treat yourself to some delicious food at the annual Philadelphia Center City Restaurant Week, held over two consecutive weeks. The event sees more than 100 city restaurants offer a minimum of… | |
39.95155 -75.163773 | 37 On the first Friday of every month the streets of Philadelphia's Old City fill with art gallery patrons. The restaurants are packed and the entire neighbourhood, one of Philadelphia's most… | |
39.905317 -75.17349 | 38 NHL Ice Hockey: Philadelphia Flyers The Philadelphia Flyers play their NHL ice hockey games at the Wachovia Center. The regular season runs from October to April. For full details of the schedule, please visit the Flyers' website. | |
39.905317 -75.17349 | 39 The Philadelphia 76ers play their NBA basketball games at the Wachovia Center. The regular season runs from October until April. Please visit the NBA website for full details of all fixtures. | |
39.947137 -75.146548 | 40 Independence National Historical Park Home of the famous Liberty Bell and "birthplace of America", this 45 acre park is a must-see Philadelphia landmark. One of the buildings of most interest within the Independence National… |  |
39.954835 -75.162553 | 41 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Towering, ornate doors and intricate cornice work hides Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. This is one of the most important collections of American genre and narrative… |  |
39.957839 -75.174201 | 42 At Philadelphia's Please Touch Museum kids between one and seven will find themselves in heaven. Unlike most other museums, they are actively encouraged to get their hands on the exhibits! |  |
39.952622 -75.148828 | 43 Philadelphia's National Constitution Center opened to the public on 4 July 2003 and attracts one million visitors each year. Its stylish two-storey building houses more than 100 interactive… |  |
39.96745 -75.179736 | 44 One of America's most important art museums, the wide-ranging permanent collection at Philadelphia Museum of Art contains 300,000 works spanning 2000 years. There are also special exhibitions… |  |
39.975162 -75.194897 | 45 The 42-acre Philadelphia Zoo is America's oldest, opened in 1874. Spot mammals, birds amphibians and reptiles then visit the PECO Primate Reserve which holds 11 primate species, ranging from… |  |
39.957734 -75.172321 | 46 Inspired by the spirit and inquisitiveness of Benjamin Franklin, Philadelphia's Franklin Institute science museum aims to instil those same qualities in others. Highlights include an IMAC… |  |
39.95345 -75.176798 | 47 Philadelphia's Mütter Museum was founded to educate future doctors about anatomy and human medical anomalies. Today, it serves as a resource for educating and enlightening the public about… | |
39.967289 -75.17251 | 48 The historic Eastern State Penitentiary, slated for demolition after closure in 1970, now holds events through the summer and offers tours for the curious. Famous inmates have included Al… |  |
39.93365 -75.147316 | 49 The oldest folk parade in America, Philadelphia's New Year Mummers Day is celebrated at the Mummers Museum. It houses a rich collection of Mummers paraphernalia and memorabilia, demonstrating… |  |
39.950057 -75.16853 | 50 This Cuban restaurant-bar on Philadelphia's Walnut Street mixes touches of pre-Castro Cuba with bang up to date styling. Mojitos and caipirinhas dominate Alma De Cuba's drinks menu while there… |
