Roam AroundAI Travel Planner

Morning. Start your day by visiting the Liberty Bell Center [2967] to see the iconic symbol of American independence. Then, head to the nearby Betsy Ross House [11283], where the first American flag was sewn.

Afternoon. Visit the Eastern State Penitentiary [11334], a former prison that once held notorious criminals like Al Capone. Afterward, take a stroll through Penn's Landing [1887], a waterfront area that offers stunning views of the Delaware River.

Evening. End your day with a visit to the Barnes Foundation [22390], a museum that houses an extensive collection of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and early Modern paintings.

Morning. Start your day with a walk through Elfreth's Alley [11337], the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in America. Afterward, visit the Rodin Museum [11366], which houses one of the largest collections of Auguste Rodin's works outside of France.

Afternoon. Take a tour of the United States Mint [18929] to see how coins are made, followed by a visit to Philadelphia City Hall [11332], a beautiful building that features a statue of William Penn on top.

Evening. Catch a show at the Philadelphia Academy of Music [22364], a historic opera house that has been a cultural icon in Philadelphia for over 160 years.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to the Philadelphia Zoo [1888], home to over 1,300 animals from around the world. Afterward, visit Christ Church [11285], where many of the nation's founding fathers once worshiped.

Afternoon. Visit The Franklin Institute Science Museum [1892], a hands-on science museum that offers interactive exhibits and programs for all ages. Afterward, stop by Reading Terminal Market [11364], a historic indoor market that offers a variety of local and international cuisine.

Evening. Spend the evening at Love Park [20273], a public park in the heart of the city that features the famous "LOVE" sculpture.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to the Independence Visitor Center [11343], where you can get information and tickets for all of the historic sites in Philadelphia. Then, head to Independence National Historical Park [11340], which includes Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were both signed.

Afternoon. Visit the National Constitution Center [11362], an interactive museum that explores the history and significance of the Constitution. Afterward, take a stroll through Philadelphia's Magic Gardens [21920], an outdoor art installation that features mosaics and found objects.

Evening. Take a walk through Rittenhouse Square [11365], a public park that features a variety of trees and flowers, as well as outdoor sculptures and fountains. End your night with dinner at a local restaurant in Philadelphia's Chinatown [22370].

Morning. Start your day with a visit to the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul [11284], a magnificent church that features stunning architecture and artwork. Then, take a trip to Carpenters' Hall [18438], a historic building that once served as a meeting place for the First Continental Congress.

Afternoon. Visit the Please Touch Museum [18862], a children's museum that offers interactive exhibits and programs for kids of all ages. Afterward, visit Benjamin Franklin s Grave [18926], located in the Christ Church Burial Ground.

Evening. Take a stroll along the Delaware River [18927], which offers stunning views of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge and the Camden Waterfront. End your night with a visit to Congress Hall [11333], where many historic events took place, including the inauguration of President George Washington.