On a clear day you can see both New York City and Philadelphia from the top of Kingda Ka.
If you can find the nearly invisible walk-up window, get red velvet cupcakes, sugar cookies, lemon bars and crème brûlée tarts. Leia mais.
After eating, spend some time on South Street with the fun-to-watch pedestrians and the eclectic lineup of over 300 shops and more than 60 eateries, cafes and bars. Leia mais.
The PHLASH trolley runs Fri, Sat & Sun from 10-6 pm May-October 28, 2012. Just head to stops 3 or 17, buy a $2 ticket & you'll be on your way to seeing more of Philadelphia's attractions and museums. Leia mais.
The PHLASH trolley runs Fri, Sat & Sun from 10-6 pm May-October 28, 2012. Just head to stops 9 or 13, buy a $2 ticket & you'll be on your way to seeing more of Philadelphia's attractions and museums. Leia mais.
Step outside the nation's third-busiest train station and enjoy your coffee, along with great views of the city, on The Porch. 30th Street Station's outdoor area offers seating and seasonal events.
At Art After 5, Fridays from 5–8:45, the Great Stair Hall is transformed with performances, cocktails, apps and desserts. The restaurant is open for dinner from 5-7.
You can now find the newest edition to local cupcakery Brown Betty at their new Brown Betty Petite storefront here. Show up early; cupcakes are known to sell out before the end of the day.
Philadelphia is 100 miles south of New York, 133 miles north of Washington, D.C., and 55 miles from Atlantic City.
If you find yourself in the center of the city, let the City Hall Visitors' Center help! Open Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
You can gussy up the distinctive flavors (some with floral essences like lemon poppy and rose petal) with a myriad of seasonal toppings like honeycomb candy, pretzels and maple marshmallows.
PHOTO: Check out the gorgeous Marilyn Monroe on the set of "The Seven Year Itch" outside on 61st in 1954, at the link! Leia mais.
PHOTO: In 1966 beat poet Allen Ginsberg read from his work to a huge crowd in the park. Click "More Info" to see the pic, then find the tree and have your own reading! Leia mais.
A 19th-century sofa in gold velvet damask and art deco elevator gates leave this salon dripping with noir glamour. Sip a complimentary cup of tea as your stylist works their magic.
Rooftop Lounge. Check. Espresso Martini. Check. Tiramisu waffles. Check.
At Sirio Maccioni’s iconic French outpost, meals are prepared with style and panache. Just think: seared diver scallops atop shiitake foie gras…
We love this hotel's spa, which boats the city's first co-ed, luxury hammam. If you've never indulged in the decadent Moroccan treatment (think: clay massage), this is the place to try it.
The chefs are hip to food allergens, offering gluten-free crust option that’s made from milk, eggs and soy. Alert the staff if you have any other allergy concerns.
PHOTO: President Ford made the front page in October, 1975 with the headline "Ford to City: Drop Dead," which he later said cost him the following election. See the paper at the link! Leia mais.
King’s Cross is a cross between a vintage London house of spirits and a modern day manse of mystery, with wrought-iron gates leading down to the unlabeled entryway. In a word: cool.
Swirly-sweet goodness with a low calorie count. Plus grade-A fruit toppings and extras like shaved coconut and Nutella crunch.
This is a great hotspot to throw a party or go out with a big group of your girlfriends. Drinks are spectacular (and potent!)
