There are many great parks in Philadelphia, but none are quite like Cira Green. That’s because Cira Green is a park built on the roof of a 12-story parking garage. Despite being located 100 feet above the ground on top of a concrete structure, Cira…
One of the most famous natural oddities in Pennsylvania is Bucks County’s Ringing Rocks. The rocks in this boulder field in eastern PA make a metallic ringing sound when you strike them with a hammer; a sound that delights visitors of all ages. However, I…
Looking for great waterfalls near Philadelphia to visit? While there are few near the city, there are plenty of great ones to explore if you don’t mind a short drive. To help you plan your adventures, I’ve put together this list showcasing 10 of my…
Philadelphia is one of my favorite places in the world to visit. And, while there are many great tours, historical sites, and museums in Philly that cost money, there are also a ton of great things to do for free! When I’m planning my trips…
Philadelphia is known for its amazing historical and cultural attractions, but one of its best hidden gems is an outdoor site. The John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum is located in the southern corner of Philadelphia, stretching into Delaware County, a short distance from…
One of my favorite things about visiting Philly in the summer is the city’s beer gardens. The beer gardens in Philadelphia have seemingly sprung up everywhere throughout the city. Some of these are outdoor spaces adjacent to restaurants, bars, or breweries, while others are true…
Less than an hour outside of downtown Philadelphia, in the suburb of Kennett Square, is one of America’s most impressive outdoor spaces: Longwood Gardens. Open to the public almost continually since the 18th century, a walk through these gardens is not only a beautiful and…
Philadelphia is a city known for its importance in American history, its delicious food, and its many great museums. However, Philly is also home to many amazing outdoor areas. One of my favorites is Wissahickon Gorge. Officially known as Wissahickon Valley Park, there are many great…
Philadelphia has a rich connection to American history, and the city is home to many of the oldest sites in America. One of these historical sites is the oldest, still existent botanical garden. Bartram’s Garden was begun by botanist John Bartram. Bartram purchased 102 acres of…
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is home to 12 historic covered bridges. Most of these are located in Central and Upper Bucks County, and I’ve featured the western half of these previously. However, if you are wanting to see historic covered bridges in Lower Bucks County, there is…
