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History BuffResidence Inn Philadelphia Center City
$50+An extended-stay hotel with kitchen suites inside the Art Deco Market Street National Bank Building facing City Hall.
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Reading Terminal Market
Reading Terminal Market is a place to eat or drink in Philadelphia, PA, part of the Philadelphia guide. Cost: free. Open year-round.
51 N 12th St · Philadelphia, PA
Why you should go…
One of America's oldest and greatest public markets, this bustling 1893 train-shed hall crams 80-some vendors under one roof, Amish soft pretzels, legendary roast pork sandwiches, cheesesteaks, whoopie pies, and just about everything else worth eating in Philadelphia. Come hungry, wander the aisles, and eat your way from stall to stall. Entry is free; leaving without lunch is impossible.
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