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Walk, with history
A new self-guided audio tour is a good way to learn more about the most historic neighborhood in Philadelphia — and America.
BY HOWARD SHAPIRO / Inquirer Staff Writer
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Day trip diVINE
Spend an afternoon in Pa. wine country.
BY LYNN HOFFMAN / For the Daily News
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The cheesesteak project
Craig LaBan and a team of high school students cover more than 110 miles in a quest to find out who makes the best cheesesteak.
By Craig LaBan / Inquirer Restaurant Critic
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In the clink
Ever wonder how you'd hold up behind bars? If you're lucky enough to have never been arrested, and still curious, you might want to tour the prison of another generation, Eastern State Penitentiary.
By Dan Gross / Daily News
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Luxe lodging
Try calling one of these hotels "home" on your next visit - you won't be disappointed.
By CHRISTOPHER AMOS / Philly.com
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Philadelphia's finest
Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan revisits three of his top-rated restaurants.
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Don't feed the locals
Visit these bars for a casual night out with Philly locals - and maybe some music.
By PATRICK BERKERY / For Philly.com
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Historical, not history
It's easy to see why Old City is known as the country's most important historical district. But it's also home to some of the city's hippest restaurants, night spots, film houses, shops, galleries, and boutiques.
By DANIEL PIOTROWSKI / For Philly.com
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Italian, authentically
Home to some of Philly's best Italian eateries and shops, the Italian Market attracts a slew of shoppers who are sidestepping the supermarkets and heading straight to the source.
By PATRICK BERKERY / For Philly.com
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Terminal hunger
Nothing matches the culinary variety offered by Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market, which opened in 1892.
By PATRICK BERKERY / For Philly.com
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A street made for walking
Standing at the top of the stairs in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, you can understand why Rocky raised his arms in triumph.
By DANIEL PIOTROWSKI / For Philly.com
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Zooballoon goes aloft
Philadelphia's newest mode of transportation is unlike anything we've had before. It won't clog the streets. It picks you up at one terminal - then drops you off 15 minutes later at the same stop.
By HOWARD SHAPIRO / Inquirer Staff Writer
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Nature, history and the divine
Art that thinks deep thoughts long ago gave way to art of the personal and the particular. But if you prefer mind-stretching concepts, you should be enchanted by "American Sublime."
By EDWARD J. SOZANSKI / Inquirer Art Critic
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Back to the minors
... And happily so for fans. Six minor-league teams from Atlantic City to Harrisburg offer ballpark fun for the whole family.
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All-American meal
Bistro Romano cooks an authentic sit-down Thanksgiving feast for tourists seeking the original American holiday meal in its off season.
By April Adamson / For the Daily News
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