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Philadelphia

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Annual Visitors : 24.3 million

Time Difference : GMT -5 hours

Land Area : 369sqkm | 142sqm

Population : 1.576 million

Languages : English

Currency : U.S Dollar

Non-stop from Heathrow to Philadelphia International Airport : 7½ to 8 hours

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Philadelphia is a historic city in the northeastern United States. It is known as the "Birthplace of America" because it was the site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.


The city is home to many historical landmarks, such as Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and the Benjamin Franklin Museum.

Why Go

  • Visit Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed.
  • See the Liberty Bell a symbol of American freedom.
  • Explore the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
  • Take a walk through Rittenhouse Square a beautiful park.
  • Visit the Eastern State Penitentiary a former prison.
  • Go shopping on South Street.
  • Catch a show at the Walnut Street Theatre.
  • See a sporting event at Lincoln Financial Field.
  • Enjoy the nightlife in Old City a historic neighborhood.
  • Taste a Philly cheesesteak a classic Philadelphia sandwich.

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Spring (March-May): Pleasant temperatures, vibrant spring blooms (especially cherry blossoms!), and moderate hotel rates make this a popular season. Outdoor festivals and events begin to pick up.


Summer (June-August): Warmest weather, ideal for outdoor activities like exploring parks, museums, and historical sites. Expect larger crowds and higher hotel prices. Peak season for popular events like Welcome America! and Philly Beer Week.


Autumn (September-November): Comfortable temperatures, beautiful fall foliage, and fewer crowds compared to summer. Ideal for exploring neighborhoods, enjoying outdoor dining, and attending autumn festivals.


Winter (December-February): Festive atmosphere with holiday decorations, light displays, and festive events. Lower hotel rates, but colder temperatures and potential for snow. Winter markets and cozy cafes offer a charming winter experience.

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