Franklin Square Philadelphia

The majority of Day 3 was spent driving from Niagara Falls to Philadelphia. I can see why Chris prefers the all night driving. It's not that the kids were bad, in fact they were very behaved for such a long trip. It's more the fact that they are awake so they want snacks and drinks, which leads to bathroom stops, therefore the 8 hour trip lasted …

... would you be as the market trader!? You win some... From there we had a long wander around the city, checking out Franklin Square, Penn Square, City Hall, which has a bronze statue of William Penn on the top. Philly is not a city of skyscrapers as ...

... Loads of school kids around, which made it pretty difficult to get a photo, but finally succeeded. Having done this, we wandered to Franklin Square for lunch. Didn't really know what else to do, so went back to the hostel for a much-needed nap. Had ...

... a rush to see the Franklin Court – a museum tribute to Ben himself, but missed the close time. So next up: Franklin Square, another of William Penn’s five original public squares. I don’t think William Pen pictured a carousel and ...

... for a short while and knowing it was our last evening in Philadelphia, we decided to head our to Franklin Square.  Franklin Square, one of Philadelphia’s five original public squares laid out by William Penn in his original plan for the city, ...