Mine is the Redding terminal market & the Chinese lantern festival, but would love to hear yours!

  • pooberbee (they/she)@lemmy.ml
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    3 days ago

    Climb the Art Museum steps and GO INSIDE. It’s a beautiful museum with a ton of famous art from many different eras. The Barnes has a ton of incredible art, too, mostly impressionism.

    Most of the history stuff is probably obvious, but I took a tour into the tower of city hall that was pretty interesting. I don’t know if they still do it.

    Get a cheesesteak, sure, but get a roast pork sandwich. If you go to Reading Terminal Market, get it from Dinic’s. While you’re there, get a Beiler’s doughnut.

    Most of what I like is not touristy stuff, I guess. There are some really nice parks and neighborhoods I like to hang out in. I can recommend coffee shops.

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      10 hours ago

      Gettysburg, Id add going to see Benjamin Franklin Institute and going to see his printing press.

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    I’ve never done the lantern festival, I guess I should make an effort to visit this summer. I’ve also been meaning to check out the Rodin museum for an eternity. Maybe I can make a day of it and do the Rodin before heading over to the lantern fest.

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        3 days ago

        I realize I haven’t shared any of my favorite activities. I’ve had annoying interactions with their security staff, but on nice days the view from the rooftop at the Cira Green is fantastic. Great spot to sit in the grass with a cold beer.

        Wissahickon Park is always nice and relaxing too.

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    3 days ago

    Cheesteak, Franklin institute, Art Museum, The Rodin museum, Museum of Natural Sciences, the food ( along with the cheesesteaks, must be mentioned twice), soft pretzels. I miss my city!