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Trip.com's Philadelphia travel guide is the best way to discover the coolest places to go in Philadelphia. Whether you're planning a vacation or simply exploring, Trip.com offers insider reviews and photos for the best hotels, restaurants, and places to go in Philadelphia. Named Editor's Choice on Google Play, and featured in New York Times Travel, Conde Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, CNN Travel, Huffington Post, Outside and more.
Trip.com's Las Vegas City Guide offers the best personalized guide to Sin City. The original capital of the nation, Philadelphia was laid out by William Penn Jr in 1682, on a grid system that was to provide the pattern for most American cities. It was envisaged as a "greene countrie towne," traces of which are still discernable. Just a few blocks away from the noise and crowds of downtown, shady cobbled alleys stand lined with red-brick colonial houses, while the peace and quiet of huge Fairmount Park make it easy to forget you're in a major metropolis. Settled by Quakers, Philadelphia prospered swiftly on the back of trade and commerce, and by the 1750s had become the second.
Steeped in history as the birthplace of America, outsiders have long declared Philly good for nothing more than a wholesome school field trip. But this vibrant city has more to offer than photo shoots of the Liberty Bell; recent years have seen the spiffing-up of several neighborhoods around Central City, meaning the addition of hip new eateries, boutiques and bars. A walk from South Philly's Italian Market (home to the famous cheesesteak) to the Gaybourhood in West Philly displays the full spectrum of the city's economic and ethnic diversity. Cross Schuylkill River to join studious twenty-somethings in their daytime walks across the U. Penn campus before they abandon their academic oasis in favor of drinks and cheap food. Be prepared for weather: this humid metropolis heats up in summer months and drops below freezing (sometimes accompanied by blizzards) during the long winter months
What users love about the Trip.com Philadelphia Travel Guide:
✓ EXPLORE Philadelphia to the fullest.
✓ PLAN your next trip easily and discover where friends have been!
✓ BOOK a hotel on the go with just a tap.
✓ CREATE stunning photo postcards and reviews of places you've visited.
✓ GET INSPIRED with postcards and reviews by friends and travelers like you
✓ JOIN a community of passionate travelers from around the world.
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Trip.com Tribes are communities of travelers who share common interests. Are you a trail-blazing jet-setter with an adrenaline addiction? The Adventure Tribe may be for you. Feel at home in high-end hotels in exotic locations? Check out the Luxury Tribe for great tips. Always on top of the latest local hotspots? The Trendsters Tribe and Nightlife Tribe is where you'll find your groove. With 19 Tribes, and more on the way, travel advice has never been more personal!
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Share your experiences with your friends. Turn your photos into digital postcards and customize them with filters to make them look beautiful. You can share your postcards with friends via Facebook, Twitter, email or SMS. You can also browse beautiful postcards from around the world on the "Featured" feed.
Trip.com's Las Vegas City Guide offers the best personalized guide to Sin City. The original capital of the nation, Philadelphia was laid out by William Penn Jr in 1682, on a grid system that was to provide the pattern for most American cities. It was envisaged as a "greene countrie towne," traces of which are still discernable. Just a few blocks away from the noise and crowds of downtown, shady cobbled alleys stand lined with red-brick colonial houses, while the peace and quiet of huge Fairmount Park make it easy to forget you're in a major metropolis. Settled by Quakers, Philadelphia prospered swiftly on the back of trade and commerce, and by the 1750s had become the second.
Steeped in history as the birthplace of America, outsiders have long declared Philly good for nothing more than a wholesome school field trip. But this vibrant city has more to offer than photo shoots of the Liberty Bell; recent years have seen the spiffing-up of several neighborhoods around Central City, meaning the addition of hip new eateries, boutiques and bars. A walk from South Philly's Italian Market (home to the famous cheesesteak) to the Gaybourhood in West Philly displays the full spectrum of the city's economic and ethnic diversity. Cross Schuylkill River to join studious twenty-somethings in their daytime walks across the U. Penn campus before they abandon their academic oasis in favor of drinks and cheap food. Be prepared for weather: this humid metropolis heats up in summer months and drops below freezing (sometimes accompanied by blizzards) during the long winter months
What users love about the Trip.com Philadelphia Travel Guide:
✓ EXPLORE Philadelphia to the fullest.
✓ PLAN your next trip easily and discover where friends have been!
✓ BOOK a hotel on the go with just a tap.
✓ CREATE stunning photo postcards and reviews of places you've visited.
✓ GET INSPIRED with postcards and reviews by friends and travelers like you
✓ JOIN a community of passionate travelers from around the world.
TRIBES
Trip.com Tribes are communities of travelers who share common interests. Are you a trail-blazing jet-setter with an adrenaline addiction? The Adventure Tribe may be for you. Feel at home in high-end hotels in exotic locations? Check out the Luxury Tribe for great tips. Always on top of the latest local hotspots? The Trendsters Tribe and Nightlife Tribe is where you'll find your groove. With 19 Tribes, and more on the way, travel advice has never been more personal!
POSTCARDS
Share your experiences with your friends. Turn your photos into digital postcards and customize them with filters to make them look beautiful. You can share your postcards with friends via Facebook, Twitter, email or SMS. You can also browse beautiful postcards from around the world on the "Featured" feed.
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I love this Gogobot guide. It's unique tribe feature and explore functions help you get the most out of your trip to Philly. The best cheese steaks, the most interesting monuments and museums, and the perfect hotel recommendations. And remember, it Ain’t How Hard You Hit…It’s How Hard You Can Get Hit and Keep Moving Forward.
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I lived in Philadelphia for 2 years, and this app really wowed me. Loaded with reviews and insider tips on the best places to go, hotels, restaurants and more. Perfect travel companion.
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