Escape the bustle of Philadelphia in this charming nearby suburb, known for its equestrian events, friendly residents, and local shops and eateries.
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Explore this Philly enclave known for its colorful murals, walking and biking trails, and unique art installations, scattered among delicious restaurants.
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If you are visiting Philadelphia for the history, you can't miss this underrated neighborhood that is a haven of excellent museums, art, and green spaces.
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Although many travelers flock to Europe to experience cute German Christmas markets firsthand, the winter village in Philadelphia is a truly magical wonderland.
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Irish immigrants opened Pennsylvania's oldest restaurant in 1860, the same year Lincoln was elected, and it's still one of Philadelphia's top watering holes.
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Pennsylvania isn't all big city noise and this charming suburb proves it thanks to its gorgeous castle college, lively downtown market, and annual festivals.
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Great restaurants, historic art, and the great outdoors await when you visit this scenic, rolling countryside suburb just outside of Philly.
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Philadelphia is one of the country's most dynamic metropolises. But that means taking the good with the bad, and sometimes avoiding the bad altogether.
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Pack your paintbrushes because this riverside borough in Pennsylvania marries bohemian small-town vibes with metropolitan amenities, making for a great getaway.
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Philadelphia has no shortage of amazing activities and places to visit, but don't sleep on this suburb. It has a gorgeous garden and plenty of small-town charm.
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This tree-laden Philadelphia neighborhood is home to a circa-1889 family-run bakery, a farmers market, and a plethora of cute local shops perfect for exploring.
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Philadelphia has more than enough to see and do, but you can find even more if you visit this suburb. It serves as a major commerce center for the region.
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Inflation is increasing faster in some American cities than others, which can impact travelers. Here are the U.S. destinations you may want to skip.
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Philadelphia is famous for its art scene, but this lesser-known borough one hour east of the city has plenty of charming art of its own to offer.
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For the fifth year in a row, this East Coast international airport ranked worst for customer satisfaction in the 2025 North America Airport Satisfaction Study.
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Discover a hidden New Jersey destination that has a long history and gorgeous views of the fall foliage, just a little over an hour from Philadelphia.
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Just 35 miles from the City of Brotherly Love, you can find a bustling town that's loaded with history, quaint shops, and a surprisingly diverse food scene.
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The City of Brotherly Love is home to a long tradition of the sculpting arts, and this outdoor garden honors one of its most beloved artists.
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Retreat from Philadelphia during your golden years by moving to a charming suburb close to the city, deemed one of the best places to retire in Pennsylvania.
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Waiting in line to go through airport security is the worst part of air travel. Luckily, airports in Boston and Philly are thinking of new ways to prevent this.
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Explore history and enjoy the fall season with seasonal dishes and outdoor spaces in a neighborhood known as 'America's most historic square mile.'
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This Maryland town offers everything you could want in an Eastern Shore getaway: fresh seafood, cozy inns, canal-front views, and walking or biking trails.
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Plan your autumn getaway around this bustling college town surrounded by stunning trails and picturesque parks (with a spot for homemade ice cream nearby).
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Step into history at a centuries-old bridge hidden in a scenic park where winding trails, rich heritage, and natural beauty create a timeless escape.
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You don't have to rush on and off your train when the station its pulling into is an architectural beauty located in the middle of a tourist's dream.
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Yes, sure, you can eat a cheesesteak and see the Liberty Bell, but a visit to the City of Brotherly Love has so much more to offer if you're willing to explore.
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The suburbs of Pennsylvania offer a family-friendly atmosphere, like this gem that blends modern conveniences with a peaceful lifestyle outside of Philly.
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