Italian Market Philadelphia

... to the Philadelphia Museum of Art and ran up the "Rocky" steps. Inside I saw works by Cezanne, van Gogh, Warhol, Renoir, Monet, Degas, etc. After I explored the smells and tastes of the Italian Market. All in all I drove 240 miles to and in ...

... Flo had banana. It was superb. Worth the trip to Philly by itself. Our last day was spent walking down thru the Italian market in South Philadelphia, where i went just to get lunch. But this wasn't any old lunch. It was a Philly Cheesesteak :) who'd have ...

... a mistake as I definitely could have eaten another one. Luckily, there were more food stops coming. Mark then took us through the Italian market area in South Philly, and eventually to Rita's water ice on South Street. The shit was killer- they put ...

... (Saturday) we got up a little bit earlier and four of us from the hostel took a walk down to the city's oldest outdoor (Italian) market.  It wasn't quite as good as I was expecting, just a standard street market selling fruit and veg, meat, fish ...

... of Uate carving them up. They funnel you to a website where you have to pay to watch the highlights online! Headed towards the Italian Market in South Philly this morning to check it out. We both had a Starbucks coffee on the way and it tasted like ...

... the city, where we walked around Philadelphia's Independence Square, where I got to see the Liberty Bell!  A quick wander around the italian market soon saw us in the most spectacular deli store, where we ate our body weight in samples of cheeses, ...

... con pequeñas y pintorescas casas de época y desde allí nos dirigimos (inmensa pateada mediante) al sur de Phili, pasando por el Italian Market, para dar nuestra opinión sobre el eterno debate de qué cheesesteak es el mejor, el del Geno's o el de ...

... trip up the East Coast. So on the Saturday morning we got up early and headed in to the first capital of the United States.  Philadelphia took both Mark and I by surprise.  We had driven straight into the heart of the city into the ...

... guy softened up and got us our order! Good thing the cabbie worded us up on it! After our feed with wandered around the Italian Market which lines a street with fresh fruit and vege, fish, meat, cheeses, gelato (which we had to have :) ) before ...

... April, May, October and December – we only need to go back about August to see them in every season), the Italian Market, and an interesting museum where the Du Ponts started their chemical business making gunpowder. We also managed to pay for ...