Visiting Independence Hall in Philadelphia: What to Know Before You Go
Independence Hall is the crown jewel of Philadelphia. It’s a must-see for visitors, and a place for locals to appreciate the history of the city.
From one of the best art museums in the country to an institute filled with medical oddities and a unique space dedicated to a classic comedy trio, museums in greater Philadelphia are fascinating.
Independence Hall is the crown jewel of Philadelphia. It’s a must-see for visitors, and a place for locals to appreciate the history of the city.
The commercial history of the city comes to life in dazzling color and lights at the Neon Museum of Philadelphia.
The Michener Art Museum in Doylestown showcases work from artists around Bucks County in its spacious galleries.
This striking museum, which was once one of the grandest homes in Montgomery County, holds 1000-year-old treasures from around the world behind its granite walls.
The American Treasure Tour Museum is every collector’s dream and the perfect spot for lovers of kitsch, curiosity, and history.
Check out these famous NJ lighthouses, which define the skyline of the Shore.
The abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary makes for a very creepy site.
It’s always Christmas at the Byers’ Choice Christmas Museum in Chalfont.
The Fonthill Castle in Doylestown is a Castle for a New World.
The comic trio of The Three Stooges has their own museum: The Stoogeum. And you’re guaranteed to laugh.