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1. From 1790 to 1800, it was the capital of the United States before Washington was established as a city. Philadelphia is the most historic city in the United States and has a very important position. 2. Philadelphia is the oldest and most historic city in the United States, and it has a very important place in American history. 3. In the 18th century, Philadelphia was the second largest and most populous city in the United States, and at that time it was more politically and socially important than New York and Boston. 4. Philadelphia is also one of the largest college towns in the United States, with more than 120,000 college students attending colleges and universities in the urban area, and nearly 300,000 college and college students in the surrounding metropolitan areas. The famous Ivy League University of Pennsylvania is here. 5. Philadelphia is the most populous and largest city in Pennsylvania. Central Philadelphia has the fifth-largest population in the nation, behind New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston. 6. In November 2015, Philadelphia was listed as a World Heritage City, the first American city to be listed as a World Heritage City.

Subway: The subway has two main lines: the Market-Frankforde main line from 69thSt. to Frankford. There are three routes on the BroadSt. Line/Ridge Spur main line. The first is from Fern Rock through City Hall to Pattison; the second is also from FernRock through City Hall (CityHall), but only to Walnut-Locust; the third is from Olney to 8th St. Among them, 13thSt., 15thSt., 30thSt. and City Hall Stations can transfer for free. The two main lines also have express trains that only stop at certain stations, but most of them start in the middle of the night. Suburban trains (RegionalRail Line) are divided into R1 to R8, the cost varies according to the destination, and the price of the rush hour and ordinary time is also different. Ticket vending machines in front of the station can display all prices. Public transportation: Philadelphia's bus routes extend in all directions, including the No. 76 (Route76) bus, which is like a city sightseeing bus, passing through all the famous attractions. The shuttle bus runs from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm every 10~20 minutes. The fare of the bus and subway in the city is the same, 2.25 US dollars per trip, and an additional 40cent is charged for crossing the area. The tokens are priced at $3.6 for two, $9 for five, and $18 for ten. Monthly pass, weekly pass is 25 dollars, and there is also a day pass (DayPass), which is only 8 dollars. However, if all the tickets exceed the area, there will still be a cross-area fee.

First off, it's in the center of Philadelphia. The answer is the main business district on Chestnut St and Walnut St from 15th Street to 20th Street, which is one of the most suitable neighborhoods for shopping in Philadelphia. There are many brands, one store is next to another, if you are tired of shopping, you can take a break at the nearby Rittenhouse Square, and feel the lifestyle of the American people by the way. The old department store Macy's is also in the center of Philadelphia. This building alone is worth a visit. It is the first department store in Philadelphia. It opened in 1910 and has become a century-old coordinate in Philadelphia. It is also a good choice to experience the history while shopping. Fashion District is a newly opened shopping mall in Philadelphia in the fall of 2019. It was rebuilt on the original Gallery Mall and became a brand-new shopping and entertainment center. There are many brands in it, which can be directly accessed from Jefferson Station, which is very convenient. There is also an area near 13th Street in Midtown. There are many unique gift shops and many good American restaurants, which are very suitable for shopping. The South City brings together many artists, and their boutiques include some vintage furniture, hat shops, small galleries, record stores, etc., and it is also worth visiting. Say farther. The King of Prussia must be mentioned first, a 50-minute drive from downtown Philadelphia and the third largest shopping mall in the United States. There are more than 400 brand stores and restaurants in it. There are many types of brands, and various shopping needs can be satisfied. If you have time and energy, you must go there. Outlets in Philadelphia are an hour away by car from the city center. From the perspective of size, number of brands and types of goods, the answerer does not recommend everyone to go there. In contrast, Outlets in New York are much better, but New York spends more than 110 dollars on clothing and shoes. There are taxes. If you want to have no consumption tax at all, you can go to Christiana Mall in Delaware, Linzhou, which is also an hour's drive away. The state is exempt from sales tax, making it a great deal to buy electronics.

Philadelphia's restaurants are very diverse, high-quality, and deep, like Masaharu Morimoto, who owns a restaurant of the same name in Philadelphia. Other restaurants such as Rouge, Old Original Bookbinder's, Vetri, Lacroix at the Rittenhouse, City Tavern, Suzanna Foo, Brasserie Perrier, and Le Bec-Fin are well-known restaurants. There are many Italian immigrants in Philadelphia. The Italian Market in South Philadelphia is an open-air market surrounded by many delicious restaurants. Immigrants in Philadelphia are very diverse, such as Indian food, Chinese food, Ethiopian food, Thai food, Vietnamese food, etc. You can find many good and cheap restaurants in Philadelphia. Recommended food: Philly Cheese Steak: Philly Cheese Steak is available in many restaurants, eateries, and food trucks in Philadelphia. This sub-burger-like sandwich is sautéed with onions and thinly sliced ​​rib-eye, and served with cheese in a long Italian bread. At the intersection of South Street and Fourth Street in Philadelphia, there is Jim's, which is the most famous restaurant selling cheese beef burgers in Philadelphia. There are often people queuing outside the restaurant, and there are many celebrity photos on the walls of the restaurant. Sign, there are also several delicious Cheese Steak near the Italian market. Although sold elsewhere in the United States, the taste is not authentic due to the lack of high-temperature ovens, which cannot bake thick and crisp Italian bread. ​ Clementine’s Stable Cafe 631 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19123, United States Osteri Italian Restaurant 640 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19130 Walk about 7 minutes Hoagies: These sandwiches are cold meats and vegetables wrapped in Italian rolls, kind of like a submarine. Hoagies are called because the sandwich was very popular among the early Italian immigrants who were herding sheep on Hoag Island, so the sandwich was originally called hoggie. ​ Fried Pork Pudding (Scrapple) Italian Ice Irish Ice Polish Ice Gelati ice cream (Gelati): This ice cream blends water, fresh cream and fresh fruit, stone fruit or chocolate...etc. Many coffee shops in Philadelphia sell this handmade ice cream. Compared with ordinary ice cream, Gelati is made of real ingredients. , especially the fruit jirati, which often has a strong fruity aroma, and the taste is much more refreshing than ordinary ice cream. ​ Soft Heart Bread (Pretzels): These are sold in many cafés and roadside food trucks in Philadelphia. Philly Pretzels are thicker and longer, and some are served with mustard sauce, best eaten right after they're baked, otherwise they'll get tough and unpalatable after a while. ​ Stromboli: This food originates from Philadelphia. The pizza dough is baked with cheese, pizza meat sauce and spices. It is a bit like the calzone in Italian cuisine. Most pizza restaurants in Philadelphia All servings of this kind of food. ​ Oyster House Open Time: 11:30AM--9:00PM (Sun Mon closed) Happy Hour: 4pm-6pm(TUES-FRI)3pm-5pm(SAT) Address: 1516 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19102 Black Cherry Wishniak: An old-fashioned black cherry soda with real black cherry flavors. The name (Wishniak) is related to the local soda brand "Frank" in Philadelphia.