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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Attractions

Glen Foerd Estate - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Virginia cowslip, and trees such as star magnolias, weeping Japanese cherries, and black and white oaks that date back over 300 years
Independence National Historical Park - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Millions of visitors explore the ideas and challenges of the past - so remote in time but so important to how we think today - and who we will be in the 21st century
Liberty Bell Center - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Liberty Bell's inscription conveys a message of liberty which goes beyond the words themselves. Since the bell was made, the words of the inscription have meant different things to different people.
Rittenhouse Square - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The first house facing the Square was erected in 1840. During its next century the Square kept its residential quality. In 1913, the architect Paul Cret, who was one of the men responsible for Benjamin Franklin Parkway and many of its buildings, designed the Square's entrances, central plaza with the stone railings, pool and fountain.
Rodin Museum - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
With one of the largest collections outside Paris of sculptor Auguste Rodin’s work, the Rodin Museum in Philadelphia is a premiere art museum in Pennsylvania. Rodin’s best known sculpture, “The Thinker,” is on display outside the museum and gardens.