About Philadelphia
Attractions and Activities Near PCOM
ɫɫ is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania—the
largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and one of the largest metropolitan
areas in the United States.
The city, founded in 1682 by William Penn, has a rich and notable history. In 1776,
our country’s founding fathers gathered in what is now known as Independence Hall
to sign the Declaration of Independence. After the Revolutionary War, the city would
again play a prominent role in U.S. history as state delegates gathered in Philadelphia
to sign the supreme law of the land—the United States Constitution—in 1787.
Since then, the “City of Brotherly Love” has continued to evolve. Today visitors can
enjoy a wide variety of historical, cultural and social attractions. From museums
and major-league sports to world-class shopping and dining, Philadelphia offers visitors
much to explore.
Things to Do in Philadelphia
- Visit and see the room where both the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution
were signed.
- Learn about the history and myths surrounding the .
- Indulge in exceptional dining options or try a humble cheesesteak from .
- Enjoy one of the largest collections of art in the country at the museum made famous
in “Rocky”—the .
- Visit the , and other .
- See the , the , the , the , the and other professional sports teams in action.
- Tour a Revolutionary War battlefield, a Civil War prison and a World War II gunpowder
storage magazine at .
- Explore for more things to do and see in the city.
Beyond Philadelphia
- Ski, swim, hike and enjoy other nature-filled activities in the scenic .
- Relax and play on the sandy beaches and lively boardwalks of .
- Visit the to catch a concert at , observe over 8,500 aquatic species at and tour the U.S. Navy's most decorated warship the .
- Enjoy rides, shows and, of course, chocolate at , a family theme park located in the city which bills itself as ”The Sweetest Place
on Earth” – Hershey, PA.
- Check out for more information about things to do and places to visit throughout the state
of Pennsylvania.