The views that we Philadelphians take for granted are truly breathtaking. Next time you’re walking through Fairmont or heading up Broad Street, take a look around you and realize that the City of Brotherly Love is the most beautiful city in the United States.
Boathouse Row is an iconic Philadelphia scene that’s stunning all year long.
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Nearly every view of the famous Philadelphia Museum of Art reminds you of how impressive this city truly is.
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The lights of the Ben Franklin Bridge provide a beautiful backdrop to a relaxing stroll along Penn’s Landing.
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Of course, City Hall is one of the most famous sights in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphians are familiar with nearly every view of the masonry building, up and down Broad Street.
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When the fountains, streets, and buildings line up, it is quite a sight!
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My favorite City Hall view is from right in the middle, looking out through the halls.
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Philadelphia’s architecture is so unique, and every block has its own traits.
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The city is also full of fountains that provide a great foreground to the backdrop of historic brick buildings.
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Away from the crowds, you can enjoy views of the Schuylkill (and the people that row the river).
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Wissahickon Park’s trails and covered bridge feel like you’re miles away from it all, even though you’re only a few minutes from Center City.
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To see more of Philadelphia’s natural beauty, take the time to explore 9 Amazing State Parks Around Philadelphia That Will Blow You Away.
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