Philadelphia, PA

 My first time in Philadelphia, I enjoyed it. Everything there is to do in the city can be done in two days. Other than that, I would say it is worth going to.

Me at the Rocky Statue. Had to obviously. Located outside the museum that is in the movie with the steps.

Me at the Liberty Bell. It's free to go to which is nice, a small line. They try to set up a little museum around it but who cares. I posted a fire Instagram story this day about the Yeat bell, got many likes.

Benjamin Franklin is a nice street covered in the flags of the world. We took it from the main downtown area to where the Rocky steps and the museum are, not a bad walk.

The art museum and steps from further away.

 

The view of downtown as we were going into the city. There was a tunnel with some art on it that was cool.

Obviously had to get a Philly cheesesteak. I wanted to go to Angelo's but our plans did not align with their hours of operation. I think this one is worse but more authentic if that makes any sense. More of a proper Philly experience. We went to Pat's and I just got the basic cheesesteak with onions and wiz. It was good, nothing amazing- but I think that is how it should be.

Got the apple dumpling from Dutch Eating Place, I guess a Philly staple I didn't know about. Lowkey looks like poop but it was good, pretty much like an apple pie.

I had some pupusas from El Merkury in Reading Terminal Market. These are Salvadoran and have pork and cheese on the inside and you put a tomato sauce and red onions on the top. This was absolutely delicious

Shoutout to El Salvador President and lockdown HOF Nayib Bukele