Downtown Philadelphia

There's a famous Bruce Springsteen song about the streets of this city, which doesn't sprawl as much as many other American cities, but is nevertheless full of interesting different neighborhoods and types of people. Starting from the Museum of Art, you can see a wide avenue decorated with the flags of many different countries and cross the Parkway Museum District to the heart of the city. This is where you'll find the skyscrapers. Heading south-east you can go to the oldest part of Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was ratified in 1776. In the south, you can explore the African-American

The historic centre of the United States, Philadelphia retains a beautiful contrast between the stunning buildings that framed the cry of freedom with surpising buildings of a modern commercial city. There are also many cultural attractions with museums, parks, theaters and street performances throughout the year.

I fall in love with market st and it’s stores. Totally fascinating old city to visit. Recommend.

But lots going on and to see.