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the Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Barnes Foundation and the Rodin Museum, convention attendees can explore works of art from Renoir, Rodin, Cezanne and Matisse, all just a stone’s throw from the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Connected to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Reading Terminal Market is the nation’s oldest continuously working farm- ers’ market, selling everything from cheese steaks to Amish baked goods.
Independence National Historical Park is home to the nation’s most storied attrac- tions, such as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and the Betsy Ross House. This district also includes state-of- the-art museums, including the National Constitution Center and the President’s House.
Shopping enthusiasts can buy shoes and clothes tax-free in Philadelphia and can take advantage of the built in savings while experiencing some of the most unique shops and boutiques in the nation in Old City and Midtown Village.
Philadelphia is a foodie town, filled with restaurants that can satisfy any palate. With world-class global dishes from Top Chefs, Iron Chefs and genius restaurateurs, grabbing a bite to eat is truly an unforget- table experience in Philadelphia. Adding to the experience, when the weather is warm, many restaurants in the city offer opportu- nities for dining al fresco.
Fairmount Park’s historic 18th-century mansions will once again be decked out for the holidays during the annual Historic Houses of Fairmount Park Holiday Tours, running December 1-9, 2012 - all festively decorated.
Santa and New Year’s Eve’s “Square Drop” in Franklin Square; Betsy’s Birthday Bash at the Betsy Ross House; and Tippler’s Tour Yuletide Cheers and Beers are some high- lights from Thanksgiving weekend through December 31, 2012 being presented by Historic Philadelphia, Inc.
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Brûlée Catering is licensed to serve alcohol and can provide an extensive wine list and create bar packages.
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