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Philadelphia, PA 19136
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Chickie's & Pete's
  • • World Famous Crabfries
  • • White Lobster Pizza
  • • Award-Winning Mussels
(215) 218-0500
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Barclay Prime
  • • Exclusive Raw Bar
  • • Numerous Sweets & Desserts
  • • Sparkling, Red & White Wine
(215) 732-7560
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Bibou
  • • Bring Your Own Bottle-Cash Only
  • • Steak Tartare
  • • Blanquette de Veau
(215) 965-8290
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Amada
  • • Spanish Octopus
  • • Garlic Shrimp
  • • Tortilla Espanola
(215) 625-2450
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Things To Do in Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Eagles

NFL fans will want to head to the Lincoln Financial Field to see the Philadelphia Eagles soar above their rivals, especially the New York Giants (one of the oldest rivalries in the NFL) and the Dallas Cowboys. Show this hard-hitting sports team your support in the stand and cheer along to the fight song, "Fly, Eagles Fly."

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76 Carriage Company 76 Carriage Company

Appreciate the beauty of Philadelphia in a whole new way with the 76 Carriage Company. Relax and snuggle together as you are taken on a horse-drawn carriage ride through the city. Simply enhance a romantic date and enjoy each other’s company or opt for a guided tour and learn about the sights you are seeing.

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Tippler’s Tour Tippler’s Tour

Raise a glass to Tippler’s Tour. This adult only tour is held at 5:30PM on Thursdays from April until December during which participants can enjoy a selection of local brews as they learn about the city’s history. This Historic Pub Crawl creates a setting of 1777 and teaches guests about the tribulations of being a British soldier in Philadelphia, the taverns of the day and a few other fun tidbits. Cheers!

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Betsy Ross House Betsy Ross House

Swing by one of the most visited tourist attractions: the Betsy Ross House. The carefully preserved and restored Georgian-style house was supposedly the home to Betsy Ross, sewer of the first American flag, and her first husband, John Ross, during the American Revolution. See history come to life as actors share stories and reenact scenes from this significant event.

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