Philadelphia 3 days

The birthplace of American democracy, where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted. Explore the Assembly Room and the Chamber where these pivotal documents were signed.

• Timed entry tickets are required and can be reserved online in advance for a small fee.
• Security screening is in effect; arrive early.

An interactive museum dedicated to the U.S. Constitution. Engage with exhibits that explore its history, significance, and enduring relevance through multimedia presentations and artifacts.

• Consider purchasing a combo ticket with other historic sites for potential savings.

America's oldest continuously inhabited residential street, dating back to the early 18th century. Stroll along the cobblestone street and admire the preserved historic homes, some of which are now small museums.

• Visit the Elfreth's Alley Museum for a deeper dive into the lives of its former residents.

A contemporary American restaurant known for its creative tasting menus and focus on seasonal ingredients. It offers a sophisticated dining experience in the Old City neighborhood.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.

Home to a vast collection spanning various eras and cultures, including masterpieces of European and American art. Don't forget to run up the 'Rocky Steps' for an iconic photo opportunity.

• Check the museum's schedule for special exhibitions that may require separate tickets or timed entry.

A bustling indoor farmers market offering a wide array of local produce, artisanal foods, and diverse culinary options. It's a perfect spot to sample Philly's food scene.

• Try a classic Philly cheesesteak from one of the market's famous vendors.
• It can get crowded, especially during peak lunch hours.

Showcasing an extraordinary collection of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and early Modern paintings, displayed in an intimate setting designed by Albert C. Barnes himself. The unique arrangement of art and furniture offers a distinct viewing experience.

• Photography is limited to certain areas and without flash.

An acclaimed Italian restaurant offering an exquisite tasting menu in a refined setting. Known for its impeccable service and innovative approach to traditional Italian cuisine.

• Reservations are essential and often need to be made months in advance.
• Dress code is business casual.

Ascend to the observation deck atop Philadelphia's City Hall for panoramic views of the city skyline. The intricate architecture of the building itself is a sight to behold.

• Tours of the building's interior are also available and highly recommended.
• Weather permitting, the views are spectacular.

A beautiful urban park surrounded by elegant brownstones, upscale boutiques, and renowned restaurants. It's a popular spot for locals and visitors to relax and people-watch.

An immersive and whimsical art environment created by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar. Explore the vibrant, glittering tunnels, walls, and staircases adorned with colorful tiles and found objects.

• Book tickets online in advance, as entry is timed and can sell out.

A vibrant Lebanese restaurant located in the Fishtown neighborhood, offering a modern take on traditional Middle Eastern cuisine. The lively atmosphere and delicious mezze make for a memorable dining experience.

• Try a variety of small plates (mezze) to experience the breadth of the menu.
• This is a popular spot, so reservations are strongly advised.