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"Another place of maritime importance in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is the Independence Seaport Museum. Multiple amazing ships can be seen here, and so much can be learned. Any list of historical activities in Philly needs to include a trip to this museum."
"211 S Christopher Columbus BlvdPhiladelphia, PA 19106(215) 413-8655. Click Here To See Ticket Price. Founded in 1961, this unique museum highlights the maritime culture and history of the Delaware River and the city."
"The Independence Seaport Museum was founded in 1961 and is located in the Penn's Landing complex along the Delaware River in Philadelphia,…"
"Part of the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn Museum is an archaeology and anthropology museum with grounds that feature gardens, a rotunda, a fountain, a reflecting pool, and more. Founded in 1887, the museum houses more than a million objects like Bangongo tribal masks, an Apalaii Headdress, and an Asian collection with objects from an expedition to India from 1915 to 1918, with some of the earliest Indian art in America. Explore extensive artifacts from Africa, Mexico, China, Egypt, and beyond, designed to illustrate connections between cultures, and remember civilizations and tribes long gone."
"In November 2019, West Philly’s renowned Penn Museum debuted the transformative restoration of more than 10,000 square feet of the attraction with the grand reopening of major galleries. Inside the transformed Mexico and Central America Gallery, 250 artifacts — the largest collection of Mayan monuments in the U.S. — await museum guests. Additionally, inside the renovated Africa Galleries, objects from 21 countries are on display, including Kuba textiles, carved ivory and Ashanti gold beads."
"3260 South StPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19104Phone: 2158984000. Formally known as the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, this museum features over one million artifacts, including its 15-ton Egyptian sphinx. For the past 125 years, the establishment has funded scientific expeditions, which yielded many of the location’s artifacts."
"Order: Chick’n CheezsteakVegan-ish is a reminder that eating vegan doesn’t need to feel like a sacrifice. Vegan-ish uses creative cooking techniques to recreate snack foods like chicken tenders, cheese fries, and burgers. There’s something for non-vegans as well: the ish in the name refers to the fact that they also cook seafood, like blackened salmon burritos and shrimp burgers."
"West Philly’s vegan sandwich shop focuses on vegan meals, with a few seafood options too — hence the vegan-ish moniker. On the vegan side, go for a thick bacon cheeseburger (with mushroom bacon and cheddar cheez) or try a spicy chickpea burger with apricot chutney, and don’t forget an order of fries with dairy-free cheese sauce. Order online for pickup or delivery."
"Out of West Philly, this fast-casual shop offers vegan burgers, sandwiches, and sides (think buffalo cauliflower wings and fried Brussels sprouts), though there are a few seafood exceptions. You’ll also find options like shrimp tacos and blackened salmon burritos, clearly denoted in a separate menu section."
"Make no mistake, Dottie’s Donuts is not a donut shop where you’ll go “those were good...for vegan donuts.” It’s a donut shop that makes great donuts, period. With locations in both West Philly and Center City, they sell everything from classic apple fritters to options like their glazed gingerbread that’s topped with a hunk of chocolate-apple spiced cake. Open daily until 3pm or until they sell out, this spot’s donuts are consistently delicious and fresh."
"Dottie’s, Philly’s first vegan doughnut shop, kicks up the creativity with colorful, unique doughnuts in dairy- and egg-free varieties like Thai tea, matcha chocolate, and cherry pistachio. There are locations in West Philly and Society Hill. View this post on Instagram"
"Most of Bar Bombón’s plant-based menu of Latin fare is available for delivery. Go all out for the chips and guac you’ve been craving along with some signature vegan dishes, including the empanadas made with corn pico de gallo and “cheese” sauce with spicy ketchup. Cost: $10.50; order on Caviar"
"Dig into fried “steak” empanadas, street corn, and decadent tres leches at this Latin-American-influenced Center City spot. It’s one of vegan entrepreneur Nicole Marquis’ trio of Philly eateries, arriving between HipCityVeg and Charlie was a sinner."
"Combining her Puerto Rican heritage and vegan lifestyle, HipCityVeg owner Nicole Marquis offers meat-, egg- and dairy-free versions of island tacos, sandwiches, nachos and margaritas in this chic bar off Rittenhouse Square. Where:Bar Bombón, 133 S."
"Located on the western side of City Hall, Dilworth Park is an open space featuring stunning fountains, steam vents and dual beautiful glass tunnels providing access to the Broad Street and Market Street subways. It also features some landscaped flower benches and outdoor grill and cafe. The possibilities are endless to create amazing engagement images here."
"Penn’s Centre Square is now mostly taken up by City Hall, but the east apron is now a perfect area. Choose a wide stone bench or umbrella-covered table for your bring-along feast, and watch the kids playing in the fountains as you eat (just don’t drink the water)."
"Dilworth Park is a lovely and small public park that is great for taking photos. There are fountains and historical buildings that look great. View this post on Instagram"