Pennsylvania Wine Country
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A 13-ton granite Sphinx of Ramses II greets you at this world-renowned archaeology museum on Penn's campus.
3260 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19104 · Philadelphia, PA
The University of Pennsylvania's Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology holds one of the great collections in the Americas, roughly a million objects gathered from its own expeditions across Egypt, Mesopotamia, Mexico, and beyond. The showstopper is a 25,000-pound red granite Sphinx of Ramses II, the largest in the Western Hemisphere, now presiding over the main entrance hall. Galleries devoted to Africa, Asia, Rome, and the ancient Middle East reward slow wandering, and the leafy courtyard garden is a campus gem.
The closest stops to Penn Museum, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A statewide guide to Pennsylvania's wine trails, tasting rooms and vineyard events.
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The famously strange medical museum of the College of Physicians, antique instruments, anatomical specimens, and Einstein's brain.
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A restored 19th-century rowhouse in Center City that preserves the life and legacy of singer Marian Anderson through exhibits, photos, and memorabilia.
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Public park at the heart of Center City Philadelphia's Rittenhouse neighborhood.
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A large seated statue of Benjamin Franklin inside the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
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Walk through a giant beating heart at Philly's hands-on science playground, a guaranteed hit with kids of every age.
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