The one thing not to do when you go to Philadelphia is to keep everything planned. Many special parts of this city are in between prominent destinations, and are not destinations themselves. You can head to Head House Farmers Market, which opens every Sunday (10 am2 pm). People gather here to sell delicious (though expensive) fresh produce in one of the most beautiful historic residential neighbourhoods in the city. You can take a walk down the treelined Pine Street, full of some of the most beautiful colonial houses in the city. If you walk far enough, it’ll take you to Rittenhouse Square, the heart of downtown, a great place to windowshop or peoplewatch. Just lose yourself among the many small 300-year old alleys, small gardens, old temples and churches. Philadelphia has many secrets, some of them quieter than others. But whatever you do, please don’t on the tour of the Liberty Bell.
The Head House Farmers Market
The one thing not to do when you go to Philadelphia is to keep everything planned. Many special parts of this city are in between prominent destinations, and are not destinations themselves. You can head to Head House Farmers Market, which opens every Sunday (10 am2 pm). People gather here to sell delicious (though expensive) fresh produce in one of the most beautiful historic residential neighbourhoods in the city. You can take a walk down the treelined Pine Street, full of some of the most beautiful colonial houses in the city. If you walk far enough, it’ll take you to Rittenhouse Square, the heart of downtown, a great place to windowshop or peoplewatch. Just lose yourself among the many small 300-year old alleys, small gardens, old temples and churches. Philadelphia has many secrets, some of them quieter than others. But whatever you do, please don’t on the tour of the Liberty Bell.
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