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Visit Giovanni’s Room, our great LGBT bookstore, the William Way Community Center, Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, in that order. Read more

Grab a couple friends, a blanket, maybe some sandwiches and relax. This park is a great place to hang out, people watch and just generally have a good time without having to spend the money of eating at one of the restaurants… Read more

South Street’s stretch is popular for it’s eclectic and bohemian feel.  You can expect to find hundreds of shops, sex stores, eateries and cafes geared towards a twentysomethings crowd.  I still remember… Read more

Touted as the largest city park in the world, Fairmount attracts more visitors each year than all of Philly’s other attractions combined. Virtually every outdoor activity you can imagine is enjoyed here, from soccer… Read more

A thirty-foot statue of Benjamin Franklin overlooks the scientific interactive displays at this local favorite. This unique museum houses the world’s largest artificial heart and biggest pinball machine. There is a… Read more

This museum offers a stellar collection from artists such as Van Gogh, Monet, Pissarro, Picasso, and Rodin. Surrealist art is well represented by Dali, De Chirico, Max Ernst, and Magritte, with pre-modernist work from the… Read more

The Liberty Bell Center is a Philadelphia must-see. Visitors can not only view the famous Liberty Bell, one of the most recognized symbols of American freedom, but also learn its history. Films, historical documents, and… Read more

Independence Hall is where Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and their rebellious compatriots approved and announced the Declaration of Independence. As if that event were not noteworthy enough, many returned… Read more

During the early 20th century, ASW and Philip Rosenbach ran the nation’s foremost rare book and manuscript dealership.  Many historians speculate that at least one of the brothers was gay, neither married. … Read more