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Cottages in Philadelphia

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1. Walkable Neighborhood: Updated Morton Home!

Walkable Neighborhood: Updated Morton Home!
3.0 star property
Morton
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (1 review)
$248 nightly
The price is $276
Oct 18 - Oct 19
Total with taxes and fees
Walkable Neighborhood: Updated Morton Home!
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Top neighborhoods in Philadelphia

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Center City

Boasting a dense downtown area, Center City offers a plethora of restaurants, bars, and cultural institutions like Kimmel Center and Academy of Music. Explore Penn's Landing, Old City, or the medical Mütter Museum, and enjoy convenient transport options.

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Rittenhouse Square

Rittenhouse Square dazzles with its perfect mix of urban luxury and leafy serenity. The historic park offers a peaceful retreat where you can people-watch, picnic, or catch an outdoor concert amid towering trees and bronze sculptures. Walnut Street and Rittenhouse Row deliver high-end shopping thrills, while the Kimmel Center and Academy of Music serve up cultural delights just steps away. Fine dining dominates the neighborhood with stylish sidewalk cafés and upscale restaurants perfect for lingering meals. Getting around is a breeze with three metro stations and tree-lined streets ideal for leisurely strolls. Accommodations lean luxurious with elegant brownstones and boutique hotels reflecting the area's refined character.

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Old City

Discover history at Independence National Historical Park, stroll along the 3rd Street Corridor for galleries and boutiques, and enjoy vibrant nightlife with quality restaurants and bars. Don't miss the monthly First Friday event for art and design showcases.

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University City

Home to prestigious universities like Penn and Drexel, this vibrant area offers cultural experiences at the Penn Museum and Institute of Contemporary Art. Enjoy shopping at the 40th Street retail corridor and easy access to various transportation options.

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Fairmount

Fairmount pairs Philadelphia's cultural treasures with peaceful tree-lined streets. Art lovers can spend days exploring the iconic Philadelphia Museum of Art with its famous "Rocky Steps" and the haunting Eastern State Penitentiary. The grand Benjamin Franklin Parkway hosts world-class museums while Schuylkill River trails beckon outdoor enthusiasts. Local cafes and upscale bistros line Fairmount Avenue, perfect for post-museum refueling. Visitors can choose from charming bed and breakfasts in historic row houses or small boutique inns. Three convenient tram stops make getting around the city a breeze.

Top landmarks in Philadelphia

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Pennsylvania Convention Center

8.6/10 (3,385 reviews)
You could give yourself a treat with a trip to Pennsylvania Convention Center, one of the top attractions in the heart of Philadelphia. Let yourself be amazed at the museums and art galleries in the area too. If you have fun at Pennsylvania Convention Center, you'll love Lucky Strike Lanes and Asian Arts Initiative, both a short walk away.
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Philadelphia and related destinations

Founding fathers still cast long shadows in a city where the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall remind visitors that history happened right here. The Philadelphia Museum of Art's steps became famous long before Rocky ran up them, while inside hangs an impressive collection spanning centuries. Devour a proper cheesesteak at Reading Terminal Market, where locals debate Pat's versus Geno's with constitutional fervor. Sports fans find religion at Citizens Bank Park and Lincoln Financial Field, where wearing the wrong jersey requires genuine courage. The Barnes Foundation displays masterpieces in thoughtfully designed galleries. Families with young children might venture to Sesame Place for a day with life-sized versions of television friends.

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Philadelphia is also notable for its museums. Plan a fun excursion to Xfinity Mobile Arena and Lincoln Financial Field. While you're here, make time to enjoy other sights such as Pennsylvania Convention Center.

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