Guidebook for Philadelphia
Food Scene
This local bar stands apart because of the attention and creativity they bring to their menu. Not only do they make a terrific burger, but their brunches are the best around (as you can tell from the lines that form on Sunday mornings!).
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The Sidecar Bar & Grille
2201 Christian StThis local bar stands apart because of the attention and creativity they bring to their menu. Not only do they make a terrific burger, but their brunches are the best around (as you can tell from the lines that form on Sunday mornings!).
Ultimo was named best coffee shop in Philly, and for good reason! They make a mean, single-source brew and their space (indoor and out) is inviting.
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Ultimo Coffee
1900 S 15th StUltimo was named best coffee shop in Philly, and for good reason! They make a mean, single-source brew and their space (indoor and out) is inviting.
Kermit's is a great option for a variety of quick, tasty bites. This bakery features a range of snacks (including pizza, cookies, and soft-serve ice cream) and somehow manages to be both cute and industrial.
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Kermit's Bake Shoppe
2204 Washington AvenueKermit's is a great option for a variety of quick, tasty bites. This bakery features a range of snacks (including pizza, cookies, and soft-serve ice cream) and somehow manages to be both cute and industrial.
These folks take their coffee seriously! Stop by this awesome little spot for an expertly crafted cold brew or pour over.
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Rival Bros Coffee Bar
2400 Lombard StThese folks take their coffee seriously! Stop by this awesome little spot for an expertly crafted cold brew or pour over.
Parks & Nature
Grab some shade or enjoy the fall leaves under the grand trees that populate this historic square. It's an easy 15 minute walk from our place. On the way, pick up a coffee and baked treat from The Bakeshop on 20th or Metropolitan Bakery and enjoy them while people watching in the park!
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Rittenhouse Square
135 S 18th StGrab some shade or enjoy the fall leaves under the grand trees that populate this historic square. It's an easy 15 minute walk from our place. On the way, pick up a coffee and baked treat from The Bakeshop on 20th or Metropolitan Bakery and enjoy them while people watching in the park!
The Schuylkill (pronounced skoo-kull) River Trail is one of the city's gems. Just 1/2 a mile away, you can head up 22nd St. and take a left onto South St. At the bridge, you'll find a set of stairs (south side) or a ramp (north side) down to the trail, which you can follow for 11 miles up to Valley Forge.
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Schuylkill River Trail
Schuylkill River TrailThe Schuylkill (pronounced skoo-kull) River Trail is one of the city's gems. Just 1/2 a mile away, you can head up 22nd St. and take a left onto South St. At the bridge, you'll find a set of stairs (south side) or a ramp (north side) down to the trail, which you can follow for 11 miles up to Valley Forge.
Bike, walk, picnic, play, or just lounge in this enormous 4100 acre park, which you can access via the Schuylkill River Trail (see separate description). While there, be sure to glimpse the Fairmount Water Works and iconic Boathouse Row.
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Fairmount Park
Reservoir DriveBike, walk, picnic, play, or just lounge in this enormous 4100 acre park, which you can access via the Schuylkill River Trail (see separate description). While there, be sure to glimpse the Fairmount Water Works and iconic Boathouse Row.
Getting Around
Across the street from this grocery store on 23rd and South St is an Indego bike share station. Rent a bike for $4/30min, head west to the South St. Bridge, and cruise up the scenic Schuylkill River. You can conveniently return the bike to any number of stations (https://www.rideindego.com/stations/), including ones at the Philadelphia Art Museum or Franklin Institute.
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South Square Market
2221 South StAcross the street from this grocery store on 23rd and South St is an Indego bike share station. Rent a bike for $4/30min, head west to the South St. Bridge, and cruise up the scenic Schuylkill River. You can conveniently return the bike to any number of stations (https://www.rideindego.com/stations/), including ones at the Philadelphia Art Museum or Franklin Institute.
Drinks & Nightlife
Check out what live shows are happening at this small but popular bar: http://www.bootandsaddlephilly.com/listing/
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Boot & Saddle
1131 S Broad StCheck out what live shows are happening at this small but popular bar: http://www.bootandsaddlephilly.com/listing/
Go here for a solid beer selection and good outdoor seating.
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American Sardine Bar
1800 Federal StGo here for a solid beer selection and good outdoor seating.
Essentials
Our top choice for groceries - it's a straight shot from our place: exactly one mile up 22nd to Market St.
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Bob and Barbara's Lounge
1509 South StreetOur top choice for groceries - it's a straight shot from our place: exactly one mile up 22nd to Market St.
Shopping
This vibrant indoor market was established in 1892 and features over one hundred merchants! Here you can find anything from fresh produce to artisan cheese, as well as crafts, books, clothing, and specialty foods. It's worth a visit at least to take in the colors, sounds, and smells.
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Reading Terminal Market
1136 N 12th StThis vibrant indoor market was established in 1892 and features over one hundred merchants! Here you can find anything from fresh produce to artisan cheese, as well as crafts, books, clothing, and specialty foods. It's worth a visit at least to take in the colors, sounds, and smells.
Arts & Culture
This medical museum will satisfy all your curiosity about the human body and more! Located in a historic house, it's loaded with eye-popping oddities and specimens collected over the past 200 years.
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First Food Market
116 S 21st StThis medical museum will satisfy all your curiosity about the human body and more! Located in a historic house, it's loaded with eye-popping oddities and specimens collected over the past 200 years.
The University of Pennsylvania's archaeology and anthropology museum has a small but worth-seeing collection located in a beautiful building. If you're in the area but don't have time for the museum, step into the garden to enjoy the fountain and architecture.
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Museo Penn
3260 South StThe University of Pennsylvania's archaeology and anthropology museum has a small but worth-seeing collection located in a beautiful building. If you're in the area but don't have time for the museum, step into the garden to enjoy the fountain and architecture.
The ICA offers free admission and a constantly rotating collection to highlight fresh work and emerging artists.
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Institute of Contemporary Art
118 S 36th StThe ICA offers free admission and a constantly rotating collection to highlight fresh work and emerging artists.
Not only does this museum boast the largest collection of Rodin's works outside of Paris, but it's grounds are gorgeous and their admission is "pay-what-you-wish."
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Museo Rodin
2151 Benjamin Franklin PkwyNot only does this museum boast the largest collection of Rodin's works outside of Paris, but it's grounds are gorgeous and their admission is "pay-what-you-wish."