Vote for Reading Terminal Market in @10Best's poll for "Best Public Market" in the nation. 🏆 For two years in a row, @rdgterminalmkt has been voted the #1 public market in America. And with over 80 delicious eateries and unrivaled merchants at this 130-year-old farmers' market, it’s easy to see why. Show your support for Reading Terminal Market and help it achieve a three-peat by voting for it as USA Today’s @10best's “Best Public Market” Tap the link in our bio and vote now. #discoverPHL photo 2 by @emilygoesplaces

Marvel at the magnificent Art Deco architecture inside Philadelphia's 30th Street Station. 🚅🚉 With its convenient accessibility via train, bus, and subway, the William H. Gray III 30th Street Station serves as a hassle-free hub for travelers coming into Philadelphia. Visitors can easily ride into Center City or explore University City, just steps outside the station. For more transportation tips, tap the link in our bio. #discoverPHL photo by @trev.takes.photos

The breathtaking Chinese Lantern Festival is back with amazing visuals, cultural performances, and great food in Franklin Square through August 13. Tap the link in our bio for more summer activities in Philadelphia. #discoverPHL

It's the #firstdayofsummer which means it's officially water ice season in Philadelphia. 🍧 Tap the link in our bio to learn more about this signature summer treat and for more ways to eat like a local in Philadelphia. #discoverPHL photo by @phillydateideas

Summer strolls on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. In America's most walkable city (as chosen by @10Best), one of the best streets for a leisurely jaunt is the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The mile-long Parkway starts at the City Hall/LOVE Park area and stretches to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Along the Parkway visitors will find numerous landmarks, including some of the city's most esteemed cultural institutions such as the Franklin Institute, the Academy of Natural Sciences, and the Barnes Foundation. Tap the link in our bio for more information on walking around Philadelphia. #discoverPHL photo by @kslouf

Philadelphia is home to one of the largest Juneteenth celebrations in the nation. Since its inception in 2016, Philadelphia's Juneteenth Parade and Festival has drawn over 25,000 people each year. The annual celebration starts with a mile-and-a-half-long parade featuring over 2,000 participants and 20 floats. After the parade, the party keeps going at Malcolm X Park in West Philadelphia, with live performances, food trucks, and community vendors. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about celebrating #Juneteenth in Philadelphia. #discoverPHL

Don't skip the side streets. 😍 Philadelphia is full of charming, car-less side streets with historic homes and beautiful scenery. Stumbling upon places like this makes walking around the city special. Tap the link in our bio for more info on navigating Philadelphia on foot. #discoverPHL photo by @dacrilikethedrink

The Delaware River Waterfront is a Philadelphia treasure, and the owners of @seaphilly want to show it off this summer. Walk to the waterfront from @pa_convention and nearby hotels, and explore scenic restaurants, repurposed piers, beautiful views, museums, historic ships, and much more. Tap the link in our bio to learn about the @delawareriverwaterfront. #discoverPHL

Day or night, the Rothman Orthopaedics Roller Rink at Dilworth Park is the perfect place to make summer memories. 🌞✌ Find old-school cool at historic City Hall, where this roller rink awaits with its vibrant checkered floor and captivating overhead art installation. Don't miss your chance to glide and twirl on this retro-inspired rink - July 16th is the final day to lace up your skates. Discover more summer activities in Philadelphia by tapping the link in our bio. @discoverPHL photos by @pp.opol

Happy Flag Day from Philadelphia! 🇺🇸 Stitching America's first flag is one small part of the Betsy Ross story. At the Betsy Ross House in historic Old City, visitors can learn about her life and role in the Revolutionary War from the famed upholsterer herself. Tap the link in our bio to discover more historic activities in Philadelphia. #discoverPHL photo by M. Kennedy

With 37 public gardens, arboreta, and historic landscapes located within 30 miles of Philadelphia, the region has more gardens in close proximity than anywhere else in America. 🌳💐 Starting as a humble Quaker farm and transforming into one of the great gardens of the world, Longwood Gardens is 1,100 acres of gardens, meadows, woodlands, and grand conservatories that are a delight every day of the year. In the summer, Longwood shines as the home of the magnificent Festival of Fountains, which runs almost daily performances (Longwood Gardens is closed on Tuesdays). For more Countryside summertime activities, tap our link in the bio. #discoverPHL photo by @westchesterviews

Boutiques in Philadelphia’s diverse neighborhoods are perfect for picking up souvenirs or that one-of-a-kind gift. Home to tax-free shopping on clothes and shoes, Philadelphia offers a wide range of local shops and major brands. Leave room in your suitcase, as you're bound to find something special in Philadelphia. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about shopping experiences in Philadelphia. #discoverPHL photo by @sweetandbritephl