Reading Viaduct Park
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Just steps away from the hustle and bustle of center city lies the Reading viaduct, an abandoned railway that is easily accessible from 13th and Noble Street. Follow the ramp up to the overgrown railway that's saturated with graffiti. It's a cool spot with a great view of the city and the neighborhood below.
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The Franklin Institute
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This is Philly's most visited museum and a favorite among many locals because, well, it's just as fun as it is informative! It was designed as an interactive museum before interactive museums became a trend. This makes it really great for kids, but honestly, people of every age enjoy visiting the Franklin Institute.
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Mütter Museum
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A unique museum filled with medical oddities and history. This museum is advertised as America's finest medical museum and it definitely fits the bill. The museum is packed full of medical instruments, specimens, and many other odd things. There are a number of permanent exhibits as well as some special exhibits.
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Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
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The Philadelphia Magic Gardens, at 3000 sq. feet, is the largest work of mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar. Visitors can get lost in the labyrinth of stairwells, corridors, and secret passageways that fill the garden.
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The Barnes Foundation
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The world renowned private art collection of Dr. Albert Barnes has been moved from the suburbs to Center City Philly. Witness the masterpieces of impressionists like Renoir, Cezanne, and Matisse in the unique arrangements that Dr. Barnes intended for them to be view. Wander the galleries for days in the modern venue right in the heart of Philly.
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A Love Letter For You
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Artist Stephen Powers' 50-painting series of Murals in West Philadelphia spell out a 'Love Letter' from Philly residents to its city through the tale of boy and a girl falling in love. In 2010, in conjunction with the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, the project was completed and is best viewed from the Market-Frankford Subway Line.
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PhilaMOCA
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Operating for over a hundred years as a family-run mausoleum business, PhilaMOCA is a contemporary art and performance space inspired by David Lynch and was once the home of DJ Diplo. With more than a century of creepy history built into its walls, PhilaMOCA is a unique way to experience Philly's local art scene.
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Philadelphia City Hall
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Any local can tell you that putting this colossal monstrosity of a building at the intersection of Philadelphia's two main streets is inconvenient (to say the least) in a 21st century world. However, City Hall's legacy for being one of the most ornate and impressive 19th-century buildings keeps the complaints at bay.
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