Philadelphia

Philadelphia, in the state of Pennsylvania, can be reached very easily with an hour by train from New York. Through the Amtrak company you can book your armchair that will take you from the skyscrapers to the city where the United States of America was born. The 7 unmissable things to do and see: 1) Philadelphia Museum of Art - Rocky's staircase 2) Sunset bike ride to Fairmount Park and Boathouse Row. 3) Elfreth’s Alley, among the most beautiful streets in the United States 4) One Liberty Observation Deck at sunset 5) The Reading Terminal Market - Where to eat in Philadelphia (try Cheesesteak) 6) Magic Gardens - The Magic Gardens of Philadelphia 7) The Countryside: Brandywine and Valley Forge #historicallandmarks #couplestrip #deliciousfood #usa #philadelphia

The museum has four exhibition areas. The first part is painting that introduces the historical background at that time. The second part is soldier uniform that unveils the truth. The third part describes common people under the colonial rule. In short, the design is diligent and skillful.

The stunning architecture in these places in Philadelphia is definitely worth a visit.

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It would be a nice trip to have a walk in the downtown of Philadelphia. I feel walking is the first choice to read its retro style. If you are bored with museum, buildings on the corner are also interesting. Here are many welcomed western food, like steak and Spanish cuisine. If you like Asian dishes, the Chinese city is nice place to go.

When you get out of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, you can get across the river and walk to the museum of archaeology and anthropology in the UPenn. It only takes 20 minutes. The Drexel University is not large but has many classical buildings. It is next to the UPenn. If you have enough time, try to walk around two campuses. Here are several museums.

Churches in Philadelphia are a great attraction. They are mostly open to the public and you don't have to make reservation. These are surrounded by residential quarters. It is not big, but very interesting. Each one follows its unique style.