TRUST is an exciting new alternative to the same-old event space. It is a chic and elegant venue unlike any other in Philadelphia. It is uniquely committed to cutting-edge arts and culture.
One of the most unique and exclusive venues in Philadelphia offering world-class catering. Perfect if you’re looking for wedding venues in Philadelphia, banquet halls or events spaces.
Hopefully I will be able to visit again next weekend while I am going out to see my sister again for thanksgiving. I would love that, since I didnt get much of a chance to actually go site-seeing last time…
But of what I did see, i absolutely loved it!!
Gorgeous city! This is actually the first big city that I have visited.. I was so excited while driving through it, seeing all the names of the restaurants and stores in Spanish, Thai Vietnamese, Italian, or Korean… very interesting and different compared to where I grew up… the city is so diverse and so active… there is a lot of night life there (i thought of it at a smaller version of New York City, from how people consider NYC the city that never sleeps)…. I will never forget the way the city looked as if it came directly out of a fairy-tale book, since at night the buildings, sports-stadiums and bridges were all lit up in purple lights… and I will also never forget the awesome Philly-Steak sandwiches… they are a must!! I totally recommend this city ;)
If you haven’t had a Cheese Steak in Philly, then you truly haven’t experienced one. I’m more of a Falone’s steak guy (semi-local place in a not-so-tourist friendly part of town), but its hard to go wrong anywhere in the city. Hit South Street when the weather is good and its just fast boats and eye candy till the clubs open. Check out the zoo or cross the river for the Aquarium in Jersey. The place just oozes history with a bit of new sprouting up all around. Just remember to leave your Cowboy’s / Redskins jersey in the suitcase.
Great museums, beautiful murals all over the city, good diversity of people/ stuff to do.
Dilapidated, smelly, crowded, rude people, fees for EVERYTHING. Parking in Center City is a joke. Job market sucks unless you have a B.A., then you will find no problem getting a fast food restaurant or department store to hire you.
“Philly trip for late April, wondering what the coolest neighbourhoods are to check out, the best culturally experiences, and where to get some good cheap food! How many days would you recommend we stay? Cheers!”
over 2 years ago
“im looking to go up there the beginning of january. not sure what to do and was wondering about the local music scene. and if anyone knows anything about the local noise/experimental music. thanks for any input .”
over 5 years ago
“I'll be visiting Philadelphia next weekend with my boyfriend for our anniversary. I've been to Philly a few times, so I've done the touristy stuff, but this will be his first trip there. We will be there Friday-Sunday and staying downtown on Market Stre”
over 6 years ago
“I'll be visiting Philadelphia next weekend with my boyfriend for our anniversary. I've been to Philly a few times, so I've done the touristy stuff, but this will be his first trip there. We will be there Friday-Sunday and staying downtown on Market Stre”
over 6 years ago
Philadelphia (pronounced /ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə/) is the largest city in Pennsylvania and the sixth most populous city in the United States. It is the fifth largest metropolitan area and fourth largest urban area by population in the United States, the nation's fo
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36 Hours in Philadelphiaby JEFF SCHLEGELMay 10, 2009The city’s evolution from day trip to destination is such that you can spend a long weekend there without visiting any historic sites, and not even miss them.(read article)
36 Hours in Philadelphiaby WINNIE HUNovember 26, 2006As the birthplace of the nation, Philadelphia can seem far less entertaining than educational. But look past all that and you will find a younger, more vibrant city emerging.(read article)
36 Hours in Philadelphiaby WINNIE HUNovember 26, 2006As the birthplace of the nation, Philadelphia can seem far less entertaining than educational. But look past all that and you will find a younger, more vibrant city emerging.(read article)
36 Hours in Philadelphiaby WINNIE HUNovember 26, 2006As the birthplace of the nation, Philadelphia can seem far less entertaining than educational. But look past all that and you will find a younger, more vibrant city emerging.(read article)
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