One of the biggest indoor markets in the country is known for its diverse food scene. Try the famous Philly cheesesteak from DiNic’s or roast pork sandwich from Tommy DiNic’s. You can also grab a snack at Pennsylvania Dutch Eating Place or delicious donuts at Beiler's Bakery.
The oldest continuously operating outdoor market in the country is filled with authentic Italian cuisine. Visit the famous cheese shops such as Di Bruno Bros, grab a cheese steak at Pat's King of Steaks, or try cannoli from Termini Brothers Bakery. Make sure to also visit the Mexican shops lining 9th Street for tacos and tamales.
Philadelphia is a walkable city, and the selected locations are all close to each other. Public transportation options include buses, subways, and trolleys. SEPTA offers a one-day convenience pass for $13 per person, which grants unlimited usage of the bus or subway lines. Uber, Lyft, and taxis are also readily available in the city, but it may be more costly.
Estimated transportation costs: $13 per person for SEPTA pass.
If you have extra time, you can visit the Philadelphia Art Museum, Independence National Historical Park, and Franklin Institute. Try the famous Philly soft pretzels or Amish-style Whoopie Pies at the Market. To save costs, consider sharing food items or bringing snacks in between meals.
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is located just 7.2 miles from the city center. It is the largest airport in the region and serves all major airlines.