Many of the city's historic destinations are free, such as Independence Hall and the memorials, but Philadelphia offers lots of other free activities as well, including a visit to the historic and stunning Bartram’s Gardens. Another favorite is the U.S. Mint – and don’t forget the several museums that are free every day.
Free in Philadelphia
- Bartram's Gardens
- John Bartram, Royal Quaker Botanist responsible for identifying and cultivating over 200 different species of plants, spent his entire life dedicated to appreciating nature and helping it thrive.
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- Edgar Allan Poe Historical Site
- Edgar Allan Poe, the American writer of mystery and macabre, called Philadelphia home from 1837 to 1844.
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- Independence Hall
- Philadelphia is steeped in revolutionary history, and no site in the city is more visited by patriots interested in America’s birth than the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.
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- Independence Mall
- The home of two of the country’s most revered symbols of freedom, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, the Independence National Historical Mall is "the most historic mile" in United States.
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- Institute of Contemporary Art
- At the vanguard of the contemporary art scene since its opening in 1963, the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania is known for identifying promising artists and showcasing their work, even if controversial.
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