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    Condom Kingdom

    3.2 (63 reviews)
    ModerateAdult Shops
    Open • 12:00 pm - 10:30 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Kimberly P.

    After walking by it a few times on South Street, I finally mustered enough courage to walk in. Now, after visiting three times, it really isn't that bad. In fact, a lot of the stuff is pretty darn funny. The penis pasta? Great. The wall of sample dildos? Classic. If you are looking for anything raunchy, for a bachelorette party or for your own personal collection, Condom Kingdom is the place for you. They even have baskets of individual condoms of almost every type (and flavor) that you can imagine. Even if you don't buy anything, this place is guaranteed to give you a few laughs.

    Mike L.

    Fun place to stop by and have a good laugh. I suppose if you need some dildos, condoms, or lube its useful. I just like to look at all the novelty stuff. Seems like a good place if you are planning a bachelorette party or need some sort of gag gift. Surprisingly the stuff with their name on it costs the most.

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    Nothing that special about it. Just a sex store but the items are overpriced. Not terrible place to go to tho with your significant other

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    It's a tacky place, but if you're a tourist on South Street, you may as well stop in and browse the store.

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    Independence Hall - Room where the Declaration of Independence was signed

    Independence Hall

    4.5(420 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    The official birth place of America!! How cool that this building is still around and still has…read moreplenty of original items inside. We did a guided tour so that we could see the insides. The tour lasts at most 30 minutes, but they'll give you the background of what all went down inside the building. To think this is where John Adams, John Hancock, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and so many more patriots came to declare the United States of America as an independent nation. I'm so glad I got to see this.

    Independence Hall is one of the most consequential civic buildings in the United States. The red…read morebrick Georgian structure reads as restrained and formal rather than ornate, but its significance carries most of the weight. The surrounding Independence National Historical Park frames it as part of a larger civic landscape, where open squares, pathways, and nearby historic buildings create a setting that feels intentionally preserved rather than reconstructed for spectacle. The main experience here is centered on the building itself and the rooms that shaped foundational moments in American history. I stepped inside and found the Assembly Room standing out as the focal point, where key debates over independence and constitutional design took place. The scale surprised me. It is surprisingly intimate compared to how monumental its outcomes are often perceived, which made the space feel more grounded than grand. During my visit, access was managed through a timed entry system, but the experience consistently revolved around standing in spaces directly tied to the formation of governing documents and early national decision making. The visit is structured and guided in a way that felt controlled but informative. Rangers managed the flow carefully, especially during the busy periods I encountered. Security procedures were part of the entry process. Even with portions of the interior restricted, the surrounding exhibits and nearby historic rooms helped fill in context. The overall pace was more about controlled observation than wandering, with a clear emphasis on preservation and historical interpretation rather than open exploration.

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    History made here

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    Philadelphia's Old City Hall - Courtroom

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    East Wing of Independence Hall

    Liberty Bell Center

    Liberty Bell Center

    4.2(761 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Absolutely worthy of a visit! Don't let the line out the door deter you. It's just the security…read morecheckpoint, and it moves quickly. It's open and easy to move around once inside this modern and air-conditioned building that houses the Liberty Bell. There are displays of items that contain bits of Liberty Bell metal. These bits date back to 1846 when an attempt was made to repair what was once a very thin crack on the bell. You'll also see vintage items with the image of the Liberty Bell among other more educational displays of its history. The Liberty Bell is in a room with a view of Independence Hall. A line was starting to form for selfies. Fortunately, the park ranger told everyone that there is no line. There were plenty of opportunities to get clear pictures. It's also possible to walk around the bell to see it more closely. There is an outside viewing window on the side of the building for those who want to view it after opening hours. You just can't see the cracked part of the bell from there. It's a must see symbol of freedom. It doesn't take much time to see it. Just take it all in when walking through Independence National Historical Park.

    This exhibit of American history was directly across from the Philly visitors center in the…read moreIndependence National Historical Park. Waited in line only for ten minutes to catch a peek at the Liberty Bell and its famous crack. Its 2000 pound frame sits in the center of a small room allowing a 360 degree view. It does get crowded around the bell with other tourists but I did get some good pics.

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    The Bourse

    The Bourse

    3.8(116 reviews)
    0.4 mi•Society Hill
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    I've been coming to The Bourse for decades. I was excited to move back to Philly and see that…read morethey'd installed a proper food court with an exciting diversity of vendors. Unfortunately the pandemic devastated some of them, but what remains is reliable and tasty. There's free wifi and lots of good seating. I recommend it to my out-of-town visitors, especially those with kids, for a quick but satisfying meal. They seem to be trying to kickstart programming, with movie nights, improv shows, and trivia nights.

    I remember when this elegant piece of Philadelphia architecture was alive with businesses. Every…read moresingle corner offered tourists and locals an opportunity to discover something special. Just like most of the Philadelphia downtown, that story is now pure history. It was a rainy cold day and we had family from Florida in town. so when I looked at the website I was hopeful to discover a special place like I remembered. We walked into a cavernous cold emptiness and were encouraged by the guard to seek food a few blocks away. The only good news of the visit was the fact that the taco joint had some of the best tacos I've had in years! There is no food court! Only 3 food stands ... lots of cold emptiness ... look up and remember the glory days. Like most of lower Market Street area of Philadelphia the Bourse reflects the general public's disconnect from being actively engaged in the city. I once took visitors to the area to the Bourse even though I am not the shopping type of male ... now I do my best to avoid most sections of the city. Truly sad but if you are a tourist visiting the historical elements of Philadelphia, I would tell you don't bother going into the Bourse unless you're trying to escape the rain.

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    The Bourse  - The iconic Bourse in Philadelphia

    The iconic Bourse in Philadelphia

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    5th Street entrance

    The Bourse  - The grand space has all been partitioned up with a lot of white paint to be seen everywhere - not impressive!

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    The grand space has all been partitioned up with a lot of white paint to be seen everywhere - not impressive!

    The Athenaeum of Philadelphia - A full house for the annual Meeting of Shareholders.

    The Athenaeum of Philadelphia

    5.0(11 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Society Hill

    First came here through 52 First Philly event and instantly loved it. It's a small, quaint museum…read moretucked right next to Washington Square Park, which already sets the vibe. During the First Flight event it was a bit busy, but still felt intimate and special. There's a members-only reading/library area that feels very old-world and scholarly, and a general exhibition space with rotating displays, historic prints, books, and artifacts tied to architecture, design, and Philadelphia history. It's quiet, thoughtful, and the kind of place where you naturally slow down and look closely at things. I went back again yesterday for a very specific and slightly heartbreaking reason. I realized I grabbed the wrong collectible pencil before. Mine said "52 Weeks" instead of "First Flight," which meant my collection was incomplete and yes, I was genuinely sad about it. I stopped in just to ask if they maybe had an extra one somewhere. Renee was INCREDIBLE. Truly the nicest human. She took the time to look and actually found one for me. It absolutely made my day. I honestly wanted to write this review just to thank her because that level of kindness and care really sticks with you. Also, on my second visit I realized how much I missed the first time around. The building itself is beautiful, classic architecture, warm and elegant without being intimidating. It's the kind of place that rewards repeat visits because you notice something new each time. A hidden gem, wonderful staff, and a really special Philly institution. I'll definitely be back. I'll admit the non member area is small. But it was very informational. I think it would be perfect for civic engineers.

    I like going there. The general atmosphere is very unique and welcoming. I would encourage them to…read moreban the use of laptops in the library, it is a place to read, not to do the work.

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    The Athenaeum of Philadelphia - The light-filled, cozy Member Lounge, overlooking Washington Square. Members relax and connect here over coffee, newspapers and puzzles

    The light-filled, cozy Member Lounge, overlooking Washington Square. Members relax and connect here over coffee, newspapers and puzzles

    The Athenaeum of Philadelphia - Sunlight streams through a tall arched window in the Athenaeum's historic reading room.

    Sunlight streams through a tall arched window in the Athenaeum's historic reading room.

    The Athenaeum of Philadelphia - The Reading Room at night, arranged for a member event.

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    The Reading Room at night, arranged for a member event.

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