Day 46 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Day 46 – 24th July 2005 -5:00 GMT
Phildelphia is a wonderful city and nothing like I expected. It has rows of quaint houses and there are loads trees all around the city, you also find fountains around every corner.

Me in one of the numerous fountains
We started this morning by going to see Independence Hall

Independence Hall
Then we visited The Liberty Bell, The Liberty Bell was originally called The State Bell and was made in Whitechapel, England to mark the end of the revolution in the US. After that it was renamed the Liberty Bell and was a symbol of human rights, it inspired the americans during the abolition of slave labour and during womens rights.

The Liberty Bell

Jill and I with the Liberty Bell
We then walked up Market Street and looked at the City Hall

Philadelphia City Hall
then through the JFK Plaza that has a giant love sign

Love at JFK Plaza
Just by the JFK Plaza is a giant Clothes Peg ??

A Giant Clothes Peg in Philadelphia
We then went onto the Philadelphia Museum of Arts, whose steps were used in the film “Rocky 3”and known as the rocky steps.

Philadelphia Museum of Art and the "Rocky" Steps

Me with a view of Philadelphia
We then went back to the hotel for a rest for an hour or so. We then walked along the waterfront

Me at the Waterfront
where a free concert was being held and we walked around the docks at Penn’s Landing.

A ship at Penn's Landing
We then went up South Street where we found an Indian Restaurant “Lovash” which served the best food. Then headed back to the hotel for the night.
Phildelphia is a wonderful city and nothing like I expected. It has rows of quaint houses and there are loads trees all around the city, you also find fountains around every corner.

Me in one of the numerous fountains

We started this morning by going to see Independence Hall

Independence Hall

Then we visited The Liberty Bell, The Liberty Bell was originally called The State Bell and was made in Whitechapel, England to mark the end of the revolution in the US. After that it was renamed the Liberty Bell and was a symbol of human rights, it inspired the americans during the abolition of slave labour and during womens rights.

The Liberty Bell


Jill and I with the Liberty Bell

We then walked up Market Street and looked at the City Hall

Philadelphia City Hall

then through the JFK Plaza that has a giant love sign

Love at JFK Plaza

Just by the JFK Plaza is a giant Clothes Peg ??

A Giant Clothes Peg in Philadelphia

We then went onto the Philadelphia Museum of Arts, whose steps were used in the film “Rocky 3”and known as the rocky steps.

Philadelphia Museum of Art and the "Rocky" Steps


Me with a view of Philadelphia

We then went back to the hotel for a rest for an hour or so. We then walked along the waterfront

Me at the Waterfront

where a free concert was being held and we walked around the docks at Penn’s Landing.

A ship at Penn's Landing

We then went up South Street where we found an Indian Restaurant “Lovash” which served the best food. Then headed back to the hotel for the night.
1 Comments:
all the pictures are so pretty!! =)
i love the giant clothes peg thing. so weird! why is it there?! is it that thing they call art? who knows?
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