Tír na nÓg Irish Bar in Philadelphia Tír na nÓg Irish Bar and Grill has a unique style and presence, and its warm charm is evident when first walking into the establishment. Located in the Phoenix Hotel, with its own entrance from the streets, Tír na nÓg sits in a busy Philadelphia business district. Why is Tír na nÓg unique? Tír na nÓg, after being successful in Manhattan, opened in 2002 in the City of Philadelphia. A design team from Ireland brought in architectural … [Read more...]
Geno’s Steaks – Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia
March 10, 2025 By
'South Philly Cheesesteaks' When you mention Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, many will mention Geno's or Pat's Steaks, aka Pat's King of Steaks. They even get mentioned by the other networks during major sporting events here in Philadelphia. Both have become Philly icons when it comes to Philly Cheesesteaks, mostly because they have been around for a long time, creating a rivalry, and have produced good cheesesteaks for over four decades. It's like going to Hollywood, … [Read more...]
Rodin Museum – Museums in Philadelphia
February 20, 2025 By
'The Thinker Hangs Out in Philadelphia' The Rodin Museum is located in the Art Museum District of Philadelphia. The Museum contains the most extensive collection of sculptor Auguste Rodin's works outside of Paris. History of Rodin Museum The Rodin Museum was a gift to the City of Philadelphia from movie theater magnate Jules Mastbaum (American, 1872 - 1926), who began collecting works by Rodin in 1923. He intended to have a museum that enriched the lives of his fellow … [Read more...]
South Street in Philadelphia – What’s it All About
February 20, 2025 By
South Street in Philadelphia - What's it All About South Street in Philadelphia is a unique and diverse street to explore with its many restaurants, bars, stores, and "Bohemian" atmosphere. The part of South Street that I am referring to is from Front Street to Tenth Street, which has become one of Philadelphia's most prominent tourist attractions. The restaurant, bar scene, and unique shops areelectrify South Street. Over 100 shops and more than 50 restaurants and bars … [Read more...]
McGillin’s Olde Ale House – Oldest Irish Pub in Philly
February 20, 2025 By
'Oldest Irish Pub in Philadelphia' McGillin's Olde Ale House, an Irish Pub in Philadelphia, is the oldest pub in Philadelphia. How old is McGillins? So old that it opened its doors the same year when Abraham Lincoln was elected President in 1860. McGillin's Olde Ale House Description and Atmosphere McGillins Irish Pub is located in a small alley in Midtown Village, in the City of Philadelphia, around the corner from City Hall and Macy's. It's a great place to stop in during any time of year, … [Read more...]
Pat’s King of Steaks – Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia
February 20, 2025 By
'South Philly Cheesesteaks' If you know anything about Cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, that when you ask where too go, there will be enough answers that say Pat's Kings of Steaks or Geno's Steaks. Keeping in mind that these aren't the only two places to grab a Philly Cheesesteak. It's just that both have a long standing rivalry that stretches over 4 + decades. The History of Pat's King of Steaks Pat's King of Steaks was founded by brothers, Pat and Harry Olivieri in 1930. Pat originally … [Read more...]
Free and Exciting Things To Do In Philly This Week, March 9 – 15!
March 9, 2020 By
'Experience Broadway Shows, Travel Show, St. Patrick's Day Parade and More!' . Enjoy the many museum exhibits, Sittin’ In at the Kimmel Center, One Book, Many Voices Community Dinner at Cobbs Creek Library, Philadelphia Orchestra: BeethovenNOW at the Kimmel Center, Broadway Philadelphia presents Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles at the Merriam Theater, Pennsylvania Ballet: La Bayadère at the Academy of Music, Israeli Film Festival, Marie Cuttoli at the Barnes … [Read more...]
Free and Exciting Things To Do In Philly This Week, March 2 – 8!
March 2, 2020 By
'Experience the Flower Show, Ice Skating, Philly Craft Beer Fest and More!' . Enjoy the many museum exhibits, March Scratch Night at FringeArts, La NOCHE at the Kimmel Center, Boston Massacre 250th Anniversary at the Museum of the American Revolution, Pennsylvania Ballet: La Bayadère at the Academy of Music, The Philly POPS: POPS Rock Phil Collins at the Kimmel Center, East Passyunk Restaurant Week, First Friday, Philly Craft Beer Fest at the Navy Yard, Paleopalooza at The Academy … [Read more...]
The 2020 Philadelphia Flower Show – Riviera Holiday
February 27, 2020 By
'The World's Largest Indoor Flower Show' . The Philadelphia International Flower Show welcomes you to "Riviera Holiday," which will allow you to fall in love with gardening all over again, thanks to the inspiration by the world’s exotic Mediterranean gardens. This wonderful event takes place February 29 to March 8 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. As you enter the Show, groves of Citrus trees lead the way providing a lush dramatic promenade to the sunshine drenched … [Read more...]
Free and Exciting Things To Do In Philly This Week, February 24 – March 1!
February 24, 2020 By
'Experiencing All Things Philadelphia' . Enjoy the many museum exhibits, Culinary Events at Parkway Central Library, Chestnut Hill Restaurant Week, East Passyunk Restaurant Week, Mardi Gras Celebrations, Night Vision at The Penn Museum, Dinos After Dark, Get Pegged Cabaret at FringeArts, Harlem Globetrotters at the Liacouras Center, Brick Bar at Independence Seaport Museum, Philadelphia Flower Show, Fairmount Food Crawl, Philly Unknown Project Chili Cookoff at Warehouse on … [Read more...]
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