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Are you planning a trip to Philadelphia and looking for a guide that will give you everything you need to get the most out of this wonderful city? Let World Travel Expert, David Hoffman, show you everything from where to stay, what to see and do, the best restaurants, and all there is to know about this vibrant citys night life. David will also help you plan a day trip to the nearby towns of Collingswood and Haddonfield and New Jersey. Purchase this Davidsbeenhere Travel Guide today and David will make sure you leave no stones unturned and return home with a lifetime of memories.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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The fifth largest city in the country and the birthplace of life liberty - photo 1


The fifth largest city in the country and the birthplace of life, liberty, andthe pursuit of happiness, Philadelphia is a dynamic city full of old-worldcharm and contemporary infrastructure. This historical city was born in 1701when Charles II of England granted William Penn, a famous Quaker, a charter forthe Pennsylvania Colony. Once the area was settled, Penn made treaties withlocal Native American tribes to ensure peace for everyone living on the land.He wanted Philadelphia to be a place where everyone was free to practicewhatever religion they pleased without the fear of persecution. Penn named thecity Philadelphia, which stems from the Greek word for brotherly love. The cityhas flourished ever since.
Thousands come to Philly each year to experience its active arts and culturescene. Experiencing the culinary genius of this city is a definite must whenvisiting Philly. From small sandwich delis to upscale steak houses, Philadelphiaoffers a wide variety of dining options with all kinds of tastes in mind.
Every corner is a slice of history that without it, the United States would notbe the democracy it is today. Attractions such as the Liberty Bell,Constitution Center and Elfreths Alley offer visitors a chance to experiencewhat the United States was like decades ago, and learn how early Americanslived during unpredictable times.
Sports are religion here. The Phillies baseball team plays every home game to ajam-packed arena.
Philadelphia is one of Americas best walking cities with only 25 blocksbetween the Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers. The Center Cityarea features 5 main squares: Center, Franklin, Logan, Rittenhouse and Washington.)Each provides an ideal rest stop during your walking tour of the city, whichshould not be too challenging since the streets were designed in a gridpattern. Streets that run north-south are numbered and streets that runeast-west are named after trees (e.g. Almond, Chestnut, Cedar.)
Another method of getting around is the Southeastern PennsylvaniaTransportation Authority (SEPTA), which encompasses a massive transit system ofbuses, subways, trolleys and rail trains. It can even transport you from theairport to Center City in just under 25 minutes. Please visit www.septa.org for more information about routes andday passes. The website also allows you to plan your routes to and fromattractions ahead of time with a trip planning feature.
In this guide you will find all of the attractions I recommend forPhiladelphia. I experienced all of them during my visit there in the fall of2010 www.visitphilly.com is an invaluableresource for first-time visitors.

Hotel Exclusive Hotel Palomar one of - photo 2

Hotel Exclusive

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Hotel Palomar one of the most unique boutique hotels I have ever had - photo 3


Hotel Palomar, one of the most unique boutique hotels I have ever had theopportunity to stay at, is a place where luxury and design flow freely. Thehotel is conveniently located in the center town, only a few blocks away fromRittenhouse Square and two blocks from the soaring Comcast building. Findingyour way from the airport to Palomar is fast and simple. All you need to do ishop on the airport train to Suburban Station, and walk two short blocks to thishotel. Although not as simple as taking a cab from the airport, it definitelyis a wallet friendly way to reach the hotel, and take in the lively streets ofPhilly.

Hotel Palomar exudes a classy yet welcoming vibe that greets each and every - photo 4


Hotel Palomar exudes a classy, yet welcoming vibe that greets each and every guestfrom the minute of arrival. The superb staff takes it upon themselves to makeyour stay is a pleasure by providing you with such amenities as complimentarynewspaper, morning coffee or tea, 24-hour valet parking, and personalized roompreferences. The rooms also feature WIFI, which is a plus, seeing as how in mostindustries, one needs to constantly stay connected and updated.
Upon entering the lobby you will find a living room where a daily happy hourtakes place from 5 to 6 pm. Here special wines and sangrias from around theworld are served with freshly popped truffle flavored popcorn, and although Iwas never able to beat the crowd, I was still able to enjoy this signatureevent that most Kipling hotels host daily.

Guests are offered the chance to enjoy dining in Palomars - photo 5


Guests are offered the chance to enjoy dining in Palomars upscalebar/restaurant, Square 1682, located just off the lobby of the hotel. Gettinga table without a reservation can pose quite a challenge, so advance booking isrecommended. Here some of the citys best cocktails are served. The ambience ismodern and chic, which ads to the charm of this lively night spot, so comeearly and claim your stake at the glowing bar.
There are 230 chic guestrooms and suites with custom furniture and luxury amenities.Guests can choose from 8 types of rooms, which range from cozy to colossal. Myhotel room, which was a Spa King Room, offered a charming city view. The nightsky came alive with all the neon lights around the city. The second aspect ofthe room that surprised me was the absolutely stunning, massive marble bathroom,which came fully equipped with a spacious shower and Jacuzzi tub. After I hadgotten over the shock of the luxurious bathroom at my disposal, I sat on thebed, and again was catapulted into bliss. I will admit it was hard getting outof such an ultra soft bed every morning, but thanks to the amazing nightssleep I got, I was able to wake up rested and fully energized. Oh and dont hesitateabout bringing your pup with you; this hotel is super pet friendly!


Restaurants

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Chef Profile: Chef Jose Garces

Chef Garces Philadelphia restaurants are the perfect feature for this - photo 6


Chef Garces Philadelphia restaurants are the perfect feature for this guidebecause of their widespread appeal and superb food quality. Chef Garces was bornin Chicago to Ecuadorian parents and graduated from Chicagos Kendall CollegeSchool of Culinary Arts. In 2005 he went on to build a foodie empire inPhiladelphia. He skillfully pairs Spanish and Latin recipes with a distinctflair that makes his dishes more than good. They are memorable.


Distrito

Distrito is an energetic bar and restaurant where diners come to - photo 7


Distrito is an energetic bar and restaurant where diners come to enjoydistinctive cuisine inspired by the spirited culture of Mexico City and createdby master Chef Jose Garces. The design of Distrito can only be described aswhimsical, with bright hot pink walls and playful dcor as far as the eye cansee. Mexican lucha libre masks adorn an accent wall and lend the spacean unexpected design element.
The menu features all your Mexican favorites like nachos, dips, tacos andhuarache platters loaded with meats, veggies and cheese. Each dish echoes thebasic theme at Jose Garces restaurants- traditional Latin and Hispanic recipeswith an unexpected twist. Aside from wine, beer, sangria and signature cocktails,Distrito offers an impressive selection of blanco, a ejo, and reposado tequilas.

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