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For the whole family, you can visit the famous Philadelphia
Zoo. Located only a half hour away from King of Prussia. Its
Fun for all ages ! Whether you want to see white tigers down
to exotic birds, they have it all.
A chime that changed the world on July 8,1776. The Liberty
Bell located in Philadelphia is only a 40 minute drive
away. First opened in 1976 and now on every July 4th
the bell is rung with thousands of other bells.
Historic Valley Forge Park is only located about 10 minutes
away from King of Prussia. Containing a wealth of American
History at your fingertips. Guided tours are available to
show you where and how our American Revolution soldiers
slept and fought. The beauty of the park, historic sites,
picnic areas, log cabins and hiking trails provide you with
the perfect setting for relaxation and fun.
The Art Museum located in Philadelphia is a classic
place where everyone must come a see at least once in your
life time. Presenting exhibits and classic art from all over
the world. Every Wednesday 5-8:45 the museum celebrates a
special exhibits and collectables. Included are tours,
performances, food tasting, story telling and dance.
Tours are free and also available in foreign languages.
Sesame Place!! More than twenty years ago, the parked opened
its gates with a concept to create a park around an
educational children television show. You will get to
see Big Bird and all his friends from Sesame Street. Located
only 45 minutes away.
Franklin Institute showcases exhibits that make science
captivating to the young and the curious. The one favorite
is the super large Tuttleman Omniverse Theater, where
visitors view while leaning on their back (like a
planetarium) for a truly encompassing experience.
Located in Philadelphia.
Rittenhouse Square!! Located in busy and beautiful Center
City, Philadelphia Park. Those who own or rent the upscale
homes in area are always seen walking their poodle or pug.
There are always picnickers and sunbathers. It is one of
William Penn�s one of five parks. Landscaped beautifully
with trees, flowers, fountains, and several sculptures.
Also, a home for art shows and free concerts during the
spring and summer time. A definite must to visit.
For music lovers, the Academy of Music located in
Philadelphia. It is the oldest grand opera house in the
United States. Built in 1857. Presenting operas and symphony
performances. The 2929 seat main space was built in a horse
shoe design with four tires and the famous sixteen foot
crystal chandelier over the central space. In 1963, it was
pictured on a United States Postage Stamp.
South Street is a legendary place for cool clothes, great
bars, and an endless parade of gawk-worthy people .Bring
spending cash and a sense of whimsy. Where else can you find
$400 shoes and banana flavored condoms? Also available
are Horse and Carriage Rides through Historic Philadelphia.
Manayunk�s main street (only 20 minutes away), provides the
perfect setting for outdoor shopping and fun. Quirky
upscale shops, trendy eateries, and lots of night time
entertainment on the river best describes. Visit for a truly
unique experience.
Jewelers Row is Americas oldest and second largest diamond
district. At your fingertips ,there are more than 150 stores
huddled up in Philadelphia between seventh and eighth street
. Ground level window shopping with the most superior
diamond cutters, designers, setters and goldsmiths.
Attracting jewelry shoppers from all around the world, this
is a must to visit if you like Jewelry! |
