Ben Franklin Parkway

Here is business but also beautiful,you can shopping walking sightseeing and so on,you won’t be bored here

The central avenue of Philadelphia runs through the city, from the Bell Tower to the CBD to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a wide avenue that is rare in the United States, with some of the most important buildings in Philadelphia on both sides.

Franklin Avenue in Philadelphia can see a lot of exquisite small things, this road is also a very wide location, the two sides of the high-rise buildings are quite a lot, Franklin is also a famous city here to observe the scenery of a good place.

Franklin Park Avenue, an outdoor sculpture garden, features August Rodin's "The Thoughtful" and "Gate of Hell," Robert Indiana's "Love," Alexander Sterling Calder's Swan Memorial Fountain's Three Rivers sculpture and "Shakespeare Memorial Sculpture," "Joan of Arc" and so on. I have ignored it before, but it is worth walking again. The avenue starts at the Philadelphia City Hall, passes the Logan Circle to the northwest, and stops in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Very beautiful avenue. At the end is the famous Philadelphia Museum of Art. There are fountains and squares. From the museum back to Franklin Avenue, the scenery is particularly beautiful, and you can see the tower of the city hall in the distance. This is the iconic view of Philadelphia and is highly recommended.

I don't know if it was an attraction. I came out of the art museum and bought a hot chocolate at the door. Because I couldn't get a taxi during the commute, I walked along the avenue to Chinatown, about 20 minutes, to eat Shaxian snacks!