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PHILADELPHIA —
Life, Liberty and Happiness!
Philadelphia is celebrating a renaissance of modern redevelopment through an explosion of world-class restaurants, exciting nightlife, entertainment and art. Easily accessible, this city is a must-see destination, and the perfect setting for a Global Summit of historic proportions. Join us in the cradle of American democracy and discover new inspiration while visiting some of the most historic landmarks in the country, including Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and the Declaration of Independence.
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| Independence Hall
Birthplace of the Declaration of Independence and the drafting of the U.S. Constitution, Independence Hall is home to America's founding documents. |
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| Reading Terminal Market
Welcome to the nation's oldest continuously operating farmers' market. Established in 1893, the Reading Terminal Market features an abundance of fabulous cuisine and is within easy walking distance from the Summit hotel. |
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Philadelphia Museum of Art
Covering 10 acres and housing more than 300,000 works spanning 2,000 years, the Philadelphia Museum of Art is a world-class exhibition. |
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| LOVE Statue
According to the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation, LOVE is arguably the most popular sculpture in Philadelphia, which debuted in John F. Kennedy Plaza during the 1976 bicentennial celebration. |
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| The Franklin Institute Science Museum
The Franklin Institute is the oldest organization in the U.S. devoted to the study of mechanical arts and applied sciences and it houses an interactive museum of science and technology. |
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| National Liberty Museum
The Flame of Liberty, a 20-foot-tall pillar of crimson glass tendrils by famed artist Dale Chihuly, is one of the many exhibits celebrating America's heritage of freedom at the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia.
Ben Franklin 300 Philadelphia
A year-long celebration of Benjamin Franklin's 300th birthday, all historic sites, cultural attractions, restaurants and hotels will honor Franklin with special exhibits, programs, tours, menus and packages. |
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