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Visit the Independence National Historical Park and take a tour of Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were debated and signed. From there, head to the Liberty Bell Center to see the iconic symbol of American independence.

Have lunch at Reading Terminal Market, a bustling indoor market that offers a variety of food options including Pennsylvania Dutch dishes, fresh seafood, and artisanal cheeses.

Take a stroll through Rittenhouse Square, a public park in the heart of Philadelphia. Grab dinner at Parc, a French bistro with a lively atmosphere and outdoor seating perfect for people-watching.

Spend the morning at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden, NJ, just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. The aquarium has over 8,500 aquatic species and offers interactive exhibits and shows.

Have lunch at Pat's King of Steaks, a Philadelphia institution that claims to have invented the cheesesteak. From there, head to the Please Touch Museum's second location at Memorial Hall in Fairmount Park.

Enjoy a family-friendly dinner at Pizzeria Stella, a cozy pizzeria that offers traditional Neapolitan-style pizza and tasty salads.

Take a walk through Wissahickon Valley Park, a 1,800-acre park with over 50 miles of trails and scenic views. Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy it in the park.

Head to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where you can see over 240,000 works of art from around the world. Don't forget to run up the famous "Rocky Steps" and take a photo with the iconic statue of Rocky Balboa.

End the day with dinner at City Tavern, a colonial-style restaurant that serves traditional 18th-century dishes like roasted duck and seafood chowder.

Take a day trip to Hershey, Pennsylvania, located about 90 minutes west of Philadelphia. Visit Hershey's Chocolate World, where you can take a factory tour, make your own chocolate bar, and sample Hershey's chocolate.

Have lunch at The Hershey Pantry, a charming restaurant that serves homemade dishes like chicken pot pie and meatloaf.

Before heading back to Philadelphia, stop at Dutch Wonderland, a family-friendly amusement park with over 35 rides and attractions. Grab dinner at the park before heading back to the city.