Kelechi & Kaylyn
Things To Do
National Constitution Center
Dedicated to the four most powerful pages in America’s history, the National Constitution Center is wholly devoted to honoring and exploring the U.S. Constitution. Tickets are available online or in person.
The African American Museum in Philadelphia
The African American Museum in Philadelphia, an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, was among the museums to open during the 1976 Bicentennial. Timed tickets are available online or in person.
Independence Hall & the Liberty Bell
Now known as Independence Hall, the UNESCO World Heritage Site is where the Declaration of Independence was signed. Visitors must reserve tickets in advance for Independence Hall. No tickets are required at the Liberty Bell, but visitors may need to wait in a long line depending on the season.
The Shops at Liberty Place
If you're interested in some stateside shopping, this retail complex in the business district has a mix of shops, services & a food court.
Macy's
If you're interested in some stateside shopping, Macy's offers a first-class selection of top fashion brands and a wide variety of housewares, gifts and furniture in select stores.
Reading Terminal Market
Reading Terminal Market, one of the nation’s oldest and largest public markets, first opened in 1893. Be sure to allot plenty of time to stroll through the vast food bazaar and browse the 80+ diverse merchants.