CityPASS Philadelphia articles

Just minutes from the Liberty Bell and the building in which the Declaration of Independence was signed stands the Museum of the American Revolution, a magnificent repository of displays, artifacts, and engaging multimedia that will have you hooked from the first exhibit.

When it comes to making science fun, no museum compares to The Franklin Institute (also referred to as the "Benjamin Franklin museum") in Philadelphia. For almost 200 years, this museum has taught visitors about scientific phenomena and mechanics that, in other contexts, might seem dense or (gasp!) boring.

From the echoes of Thomas Jefferson's eloquence to the revolutionary ideas that sparked a nation's birth, Philadelphia's landmarks are much more than mere tourist attractions; they are the cornerstones of American history.

When the winter chill sets in, it can be tempting to stay cooped up indoors. But there are many exciting things to experience in Philadelphia during the colder months. From dazzling light shows to interactive museums, Philly comes alive with holiday magic and indoor fun.

The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia is dedicated to promoting a deeper understanding of the United States Constitution and the principles of American democracy. It serves as a museum, education center, and forum for public dialogue on constitutional issues. With all it has to offer, it's no wonder why National Constitution Center reviews are so glowing.

The Academy of Natural Sciences is the oldest research institution in the Americas dedicated to natural science and exploring the wonders of the world around us. It is now officially known as the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, a must-see when exploring Philadelphia.