With just two days to explore Philadelphia by foot, I saw some beautiful architecture, flowers and scenery. I don’t remember the name of this park, but it is beautiful!
Looks like this new store sells everything that’s bad for you…
As you can see, this was the site of William Penn’s residence and the Seat of Government in 1700.
Handsome horse and man…
This moss stained brick wall caught my eye…
Interesting place to have a cemetery…
Beautiful spring flowers…
There are so many wonderful buildings and architecture to feast your eyes on in Philadelphia…
Pretty Church…
And wrought-iron fence…
I was reminded of Charleston’s Architecture.
Come back…there’s more of Philadelphia tomorrow!
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Sherry Lachelle Travels 
I love the architecture too, something about it is very warm and welcoming
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Yes…probably because it’s older and has character!
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There is a fabulous street Flea Market twice a year around the First Presbyterian Church, collectable, not junk and it attracts people from all over Pennsylvania. You would love it and your gallery of the city is just great ! I hope you got to some of the better restaurants as well!
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Thanks! No, I wasn’t able to dine at any nice restaurants. On a budget. Hopefully, another time. 🙂
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What a very interesting city. Looks like it would be fun to explore.
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It was great! Not too big. Walkable. Interesting. Etc.etc.
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If I ever get to that part of the States I’ll definitely want to check out Philadelphia.
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You should…it’s now one of my favorite Cities!
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My pick has to be the row of houses … because they have the same basements entrance as our houses had once; my grandparents had an entrance like that. I was also in Philly during spring and I remember all the flowers, the backstreets and .. that is was a very clean city. Fantastic gallery … and your photos bring me back every time. Enjoy your posts so much. Still waiting for the bell *smiling.
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You’ll love tomorrow’s post then…even though it’s not the “bell” yet!
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I love all these photos!
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Thank you very much!! 🙂
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Beautiful pics of Philly!
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Thanks very much!
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I so enjoy your perspective on the world. I am rather travel restricted at the moment, so I enjoy getting to see the world through your eyes. Thanks for sharing 🙂
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That means so much to me! Thank you. I so enjoy sharing my travels and photos with people!
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Your photos are wonderful, as always. Any chance you have a name for that cemetery?
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Michelle – I think it’s at a Church. I don’t remember. When I get home from my trip I could look it up if you’d like.
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