Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Blue Bell

"This L-shaped park, between 6th, 2nd, Walnut and Arch Sts, protects and honors the history and institutions that formed the foundation of the United States government. Stroll around and you'll see storied buildings in which the seeds for the Revolutionary War were planted and the US government came into bloom. You'll also find beautiful, shaded urban lawns dotted with plenty of squirrels, pigeons and, in warmer months, costumed actors."

"Known as the birthplace of American democracy, Independence National Historical Park (INHP) is located on 55-acres. Keep in mind that this area was part of the American Revolution and the nation’s founding history. In a small area, you have Independence Hall where most of it began, the liberty Bell, the Betsy Ross House, and much more."

"Independence National Historical Park is nicknamed "America's most historic square mile" because the 55-acre park comprises much of Philadelphia's most-visited historic district. It preserves several sites associated with the American Revolution and the nation's founding history."

"From South Street, we took another Lyft ride to visit the Philadelphia City Hall, a majestic and beautiful Government building built in the Baroque architectural style. This National Historic Landmark was completed in 1901. Just nearby is the Masonic Temple, which serves as the headquarters for a Philly Masonic fraternity. Built in medieval Europe architectural style, it has been called one of the great “wonders” of the Masonic world."

"If you visit Philadelphia, everyone will tell you about City Hall and Dilworth Park. Located right in the middle of the city, it provides so much more than just the repeated photo on the divider in the middle of Broad Street. People from all walks of life come together here: tourists, doctors, lawyers, you name it."

"The structure sits on 14.5 acres of land and is made up of more than 700 rooms. It took 30 years to construct and was designed by Thomas Utsick and John McArthur, and was officially opened in 1901. Then, it was the tallest building in the world."

"One of the wonderful things about Philadelphia is how colonial and modern day are woven together to make a city that is both historic and vibrant. So much of the historic buildings listed here speak of Philadelphia’s elite – the men who signed the Declaration of Independence and were wealthy enough to be buried within the city gates. But we often don’t get to see how the “common man” lived."

"With its quiet, intimate and romantic feel, the Elfreth's Alley is one the Old City’s highlights. Dating back to 1702, this national historic landmark has become one of the most popular photography locations among the newly engaged couples. And as wedding photographers, we absolutely love this place too!"

"The Please Touch Museum is every kid's dream - a place where they can "look with their hands" instead of just their eyes. This completely interactive museum encourages kids of all ages to learn through play, giving them the chance to explore history, fantasy worlds, space, and the big wide world around them. Exhibits such as the kid-size city include costumes they can use to play the part while experimenting with different professions."

"The Please Touch Museum is an interactive children’s museum that has 6 exhibit zones, in which three exhibit areas are designed specifically for children ages 3 and under. All of these areas teach kids the importance of playing, and not just their focus on television. More about the Please Touch Museum, Click Here."

"Younger kiddos love the hands-on experiences available at the fun Please Touch Museum. Here, they encourage children to touch, feel, try, push, pull, splash, poke, prod, and play with all kinds of displays. There is room to try things on, climb, slide, shop, and pretend."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user King of Hearts used under CC BY-SA 3.0. 30th Street Station is Philadelphia’s mixed-mode transit station and is the city’s main railroad station. It serves both the regional rail lines of Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) and the Atlantic City Line for NJ Transit Rail Operations."

"Occasional late trains and lines are known to dampen the mood inside 30th Street, but it’s worth remembering that the place is pretty damn cool. Designed by Alfred P. Shaw in 1933, 30th Street features art deco styling, massive chandeliers, and 95ft tall ceilings."

"This is one of the last remaining train stations in the U.S. It was designed by Graham, White, Probst, and Anderson. It was built between 1929 and 1933 with a neoclassical exterior."

"The best view of Philadelphia might not even be in the city but across the Delaware from Camden's waterfront park."

"5121 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143 Buna Cafe is an Ethiopian restaurant found at 5121 Baltimore Avenue. Chef Bella Wondimagegnehu has taken generation old Ethiopian recipes and added her own take for guests to enjoy. She serves both traditional classics and other local favorites."

"Neshaminy Creek’s brewpub has limited-run and seasonal beers on tap, along with meads, ciders and brews from other local breweries. The kitchen does a locally sourced farm-to-table menu. And the space is big, bright, comfortable and casual."

"If it felt like pizza was sorely missing from this list, fear not: Brigantessa has arrived. Served in the traditional Neapolitan style without pre-cut slices, it’s a pizza that forces you to get creative and fork-and-knife your way along... before resigning yourself to asking the server to slice it up for you."

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