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Explore the history of the American Revolution with a visit to the Liberty Bell Center and the nearby Betsy Ross House , where the famous American flag was supposedly sewn. Visit the United States Mint to see how coins are made, and stop by the Independence Visitor Center to plan the rest of your day.

Take a walk down Elfreth's Alley , the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in America. Stop by Philadelphia City Hall , one of the largest municipal buildings in the world, and visit Christ Church , a historic church where many famous Americans worshipped.

Take a guided tour of Independence National Historical Park , which features many historic buildings and landmarks, including Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. End your night with a visit to Love Park , a public park that features a famous sculpture of the word "LOVE."

Visit the National Constitution Center , a museum dedicated to the United States Constitution, and Philadelphia Old City Hall , a former government building that now houses a museum about the history of Philadelphia. Stop by Reading Terminal Market , a historic indoor market that features a variety of food vendors.

Take a trip to Benjamin Franklin’s Grave , located in the Christ Church Burial Ground, and explore the charming neighborhood of Philadelphia Old City , which features cobblestone streets and historic buildings. Take a walk along the Delaware River , which offers stunning views of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.

Visit Congress Hall in Philadelphia , a historic building that served as the United States Capitol from 1790 to 1800. End your night with a performance at the Philadelphia Academy of Music , a historic opera house that has hosted many famous musicians and performers.

Explore Philadelphia Chinatown , a vibrant neighborhood that features a variety of restaurants and shops. Visit Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens , a unique outdoor art installation that features mosaics made from recycled materials.

Visit the National Museum of American Jewish History (NMAJH) to learn about the history and culture of Jewish Americans. Take a trip to Carpenters' Hall , a historic meeting place of the First Continental Congress.

Visit President's House , a historic building that served as the executive mansion of the United States from 1790 to 1800. End your night with a visit to the First Bank of the United States , a historic building that now serves as a museum about finance and banking.

Start your day with a visit to the Museum of the American Revolution , which features exhibits and artifacts about the Revolutionary War. Visit the Second Bank of the United States , a historic building that now serves as a portrait gallery.

Take a stroll down Historic Antique Row in Philadelphia , a shopping district that features many antique stores and boutiques. Visit the Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial , a monument that honors the soldiers who served in the Vietnam War.

End your trip with a visit to Philadelphia Logan Circle , a public park that features a fountain and several historic statues.