Top Things to do In Philadelphia 2021

"The carpentry hall was the site of the first continental meeting in North America. The house was named after the company of the same name because the ownership of the house was then owned by the company. On 5 September 1774, the people of the colonies of North America gathered here to meet, and they wrote to the King in October, asking that the colony be treated as a whole and that they should appeal to the King, and if they did not meet the requirements, they would meet again the following year. So the house is small, but it's important in American history. Every important day, like the British occupation of Philadelphia, there are antiques events, some playing the British army, some playing the civilian, some playing the militia, to restore the events, to commemorate."

"It is very valuable for military history. The carefully prepared exhibits can reflect the American martial spirit."

"The Liberty Bell is a small and well-known museum of nature and history in Philadelphia. It is suitable for bringing children with you. I read the comments and said it was very good. At first, I didn't take it seriously. It is worth recommending to everyone to share."

"Benjamin Franklin is a great inventor. To commemorate his great contribution, the museum exhibited his life and inventions."

"The Chemical Heritage Foundation is also a public welfare project. In terms of chemistry, you can see different changes in chemistry, as well as some chemical products. Each item on display is unique and you can visit it for free."

"In fact, it is the backyard of the Independence Palace, visiting the Independence Palace gathers here. You can see the back of the Independence Palace from here, you can also see the buildings on both sides. The lawn is well maintained and the four seasons are evergreen."

"The Israeli Jewish Church is a very unique church with a strong Jewish style. Because many American Jews have a high status, they have more Jewish culture."

"Poland is also an unerring part of American history and a chance to experience it!"

"Franklin's Former Residence in Philadelphia died here in 1790. The Former Residence itself was destroyed and no longer in existence, but the original site was preserved and the Benjamin Franklin Museum was established. ..."

"My friends and I did the whole thing there. They were so happy with the place. I couldn't do it all because I had a walking problem but I sat at the door and soaked in the atmosphere of the environment. This is a truly special place and it's easy to imagine Francis there. It's not far away and we stayed in Cortona. One problem is there is no place to eat or drink!"