Take A Break is your ultimate guide to the perfect trips to recharge, rediscover yourself and your relationships, and reengage with the world. We’ll cover shopping stops, great bars, restaurants worth your money, photo opportunities, memorable drives and experiences, and other important details you need before you book.Below, we chat with Caroline Bologna, senior travel and culture reporter at HuffPost, about why you’ll want to put Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on your bucket list.AdvertisementWhat drew you to Philadelphia as a place to visit or explore?I first visited Philadelphia as a child because my older sister went to college there. Now living in New York as an adult, I’ve had the opportunity to go to Philly for several weekend getaways and always find something new to do. From the amazing food scene to the world-class museums to the endless historic sites, the city has so much to offer. And as a bonus, many of the best attractions are all in walking distance from each other.What are the best times of year to visit?I’ve been during all four seasons and truly enjoy the Philadelphia at every temperature. But if I had to choose, I’d probably say late spring and early summer ― in part because of the warm-weather events. Roots Picnic is coming back this year in June after a pandemic hiatus, and there will be a Juneteenth Parade later in the month as well. The Fourth of July is also an exciting time to visit the historic city.What’s your best tip for getting there? How can you make the travel as stress-free as possible?Philadelphia International Airport offers nonstop service to more than 100 destinations around the world, so it’s easy to reach by plane from most places. If you live on the East Coast, you can also drive to Philadelphia ― just make sure you know where you’re going to park. If your accommodations don’t include parking, be prepared to pay for a garage or rea …
Yes, It’s Possible To Take A Relaxing Vacation In Philly. Here’s How.
