Philadelphia Things to Do Tips by mannymiami

5th and Chestnut streets Center City Review

Liberty Bell Pavillion Liberty Bell Review

Philly's most visited site and Americas most reconized icon.

Independece Hall-March,26,2003 Independence - Carpenter's Hall Review

Independence Hall Independence - Carpenter's Hall Review

A national shrine this was the first capital of the United States. In this building the Declaration of Independece was signed as well as the Constitution. Built 1732

Address: 5 street and Chestnut

Directions: Old City

The Boarse Building Center City Review

The Boarse building Center City Review

This building is a very beautiful building inside with its grand hall and open space. here you can find great restaurants and stores while above you can find the Mexican counsalete as well as other offices.

Address: 5 street between Market and Chestnut.

Directions: Old City

Betsy Ross House Betsy Ross House Review

This is the house of a very famous seamstress that was credited with making the first American flag in 1777. There is a small museum telling the story of this famous lady.

Address: Arch street between 2nd and 3rd streets.

Directions: Old City

The Nations Church Christ Church Review

Christ Church is called the Nations Church because so many patriots worshiped here like Washington,Franklin. This Protestant church was organized here in 1789. The burial grounds contain the graves of seven sighners of the Declaration of Independence including Benjamin Franklin.

Address: 2nd Street between Market and Arch

Directions: Old City

The First Residential Street in America Elfreth's Alley Review

This is Elfreths alley , the first residential street in the USA goes back to the 1600's. Real Estate must be very expensive on this street. Imagine living here how intresting this might be...

Address: Elfreths Alley between 2 street and Front streets

Directions: Old City

Website: http://www.elfrethsalley.org

Elfreths Alley Elfreth's Alley Review

This is looking west on Elfreths Alley