The 72 steps leading up to the entrance of the Philadelphia Museum of Art to in Pennsylvania, have become known as the ( The Rocky Steps) as a result of a scene from the 1976 film Rocky. Tourists in often mimic Rocky's famous climb, a metaphor for an underdog or an everyman rising to a challenge. The top of the stairs offers a great view of ty Benjamin Franklin Parkways and Philadelphia City Hall. 

Visit The Magnificent City Hall of Philadelphia: Imagine that you are in Philadelphia City Hall; 88 millions bricks, 250 sculptures, 600 rooms, 30 years to built, and one of Philly's most iconic piece of art: the 37 foot - tall statue of the city founder William Penn.

It is still today the largest municipal building in the United States. Built in the second empire French chateau style, City Hall's beauty lies not in it's size, but in the intricate details awaiting discovery around nearby every corner, and an unbeatable view.

The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia bears a timeless message (Proclaim liberty throughout all the land and all the inhabitants thereof).

Go beyond the iconic crack to learn how this State House Bell was transformed into an extraordinary symbol. Abolitionists, women advocates to vote, and Civil Rights leaders took inspiration on the Bell. During your visit in Philadelphia, visit The Liberty Bell Center. 

AMOR, By Robert Indiana: On the occasion of Pope Francis's visit in the US in 2015, The Philadelphia Museum of Art displayed Robert Indiana's Art to Philadelphia. AMOR means LOVE.

Robert Indiana created this Latin/Spanish version of the sculpture in response to the changing demographics of the US. Now the sculpture is permanently installed in the city of brotherly love.

It is a one sentence poem from the artist.

The Philadelphia Cheese Steak invented in Philadelphia has become a staple food to local Philadelphians and tourists alike, to say the least. Just picture the mouthwatering masterly: Thinly sliced rib-eye beef, cooked just right, and piled high on a soft Italian bread. That's not all, though.

You can't forget about the melted cheese, oozing and dripping as you take the first bite. There is a reason why you can't go to Philadelphia without trying an authentic Philly Cheese Steak. Trust me it is a serious game-changer! It is a guilty pleasure that brings joy and satisfaction. It is an experience and while visiting, do not forget to try a traditional Philly Cheese Steak as well. It has a fascinating history and has become an iconic symbol of Historic Philadelphia.