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Where to Dine Outdoors in Philly
Philadelphia, PA - Outdoor dining scene is as diverse, scenic and ascendant as the city itself. In Center City alone, the number of outside seats at restaurants, cafes, bakeries and ice cream parlors has grown from 1,208 in 2001 to 5,829 in 2017. That’s a 383% percent bump (source: Center City District).
Philly's 4th of July Road Closings and Events
Philadelphia, PA - Welcome America, Inc. and Mayor Jim Kenney are hosting 50 free events that will create the 2018 Wawa Welcome America seven-day festival taking place Thursday, June 28 through Wednesday, July 4.
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Philadelphia, PA - Philly bars and taverns across the city are celebrating the 2018 FIFA World Cup by showing the games all throughout the tournament, hosting watch parties, and offering food and drink specials. List below are just a few places to catch the big matches.
Philadelphia Arts Guide – Art Scene
Immediately after you visit The Rocky Steps, step inside of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and wander around the more than 200 exhibitions, including over 227,000 items from all around the globe. From classical paintings to street artwork, Philadelphia is a mecca for anybody in love with art and the artists.
Just after the art gallery, take a 10-minute walk around Museum Mile to check out The Barnes Foundation, home to one of the most significant and most extensive private art collections of early and post-impressionist paintings in the world. Observe work of arts by renowned painters such as Picasso, Matisse, Renoir, and numerous others.
Art in Philly is not restricted to museums. With more than 3,800 murals spread out all around the city. Street artistry is legitimately promoted via the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program. Any person who wishes to discover a lot more about mural art history should find a tour guide to explore the city more.
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