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Philadelphia

With so much history jammed into a bustling city, Philadelphia has more to do per square mile of city, than nearly anywhere else in the nation. The City of Brotherly Love is one of the three cities in the U.S. with over a million people, and a population density of over 10,000 people per square mile (the others being Chicago and New York City). With a cheesesteak in hand, make sure you come along for the ride and discover all this amazing city has to offer.

Population: 1.581 million

Median Household Income: $41,449

Median Property Value: $156,300

Events

Events In Philadelphia

This great American city has no shortage of events throughout the year. In January the Mummers Parade takes place with over 10000 costumed people traveling down one of the main boulevards of the city. April holds the Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show, where you’ll be able to find that perfect piece to tie your home together. If you’re in town in August be sure to check out the 2nd Street Festival to celebrate craft beer and the neighborhood that began the craze.

Restaurants in Philadelphia

Make sure you’ve got an empty belly when you head into town. While everyone can argue about the best place to get a cheesesteak, there is much more to explore than what the town is known for. If you head over to Suraya in Fishtown, you’ll be treated to some of the best Lebanese food you’ve ever tasted, as well as some really creative cocktails to boot. For French Fare check out Laurel in East Passyunk with one of the city’s most celebrated cooks. West Chester has our spot for the top Italian cuisine at Andiario, with homemade pasta, and a seasonal menu to die for.

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Attractions

Nearby Philadelphia Attractions

Philly is a city rich in U.S. history and offers anyone who would take a look the chance to celebrate the wonderful experiment of American freedom. Take a tour of Independence Hall to see the place where the Declaration of Independence and constitution were signed, and see the Liberty Bell nearby as well. After you get your fill of history, grab a bite at the huge indoor farmer’s market at Reading Terminal. If skating and hooliganism is more your speed then no trip to Philly would be complete without grinding on the benches at Love Park.