Philadelphia

Elizabeth: This is the Italian Market on 9th street. A historic market in the heart of South Philadelphia that features food vendors and a visitor center. The market is open year-round and is the beating heart of the neighborhood, which has become home to pockets of Mexican and Vietnamese immigrants in recent years.

Elizabeth:This place seems to be on every website I look at so hopefully its good. Famous indoor farmer's market offering diverse fare, housewares & area specialties since 1893.

Elizabeth:This place is a really cute place to have a picnic on a nice day and they have events there like Sunday morning yoga and intro to dragon boating(unfortunately those parts are not free) and in the winter they still have their green houses open

Elizabeth:this is a place that I think is cool but you guys might not love. Its a bunch of bones, shells, minerals and stuff in glass cases but its free.

Elizabeth:This ones another day trip. Its a bring your own hammer kind of thing. You hit rocks and they play different notes. Its cause from the high pressure they endured when forming from lava.

Elizabeth:Although this is in the touristy places I found that on Fridays after 5 and on every first Sunday of every month is pay what you'd like so it only be like two dollars for the both of you. I cant find too many picture of the inside it might be a little gamble but I thought it would be a cute place to go after church and on Fridays hey say the serve drinks.

Elizabeth:this looks like a cute place to go ice skating in the winter time next to the water side. and in the summer time they have roller skating there too. for roller skating its 15 dollars for admission and rentals and 18 dollars for ice skating per person.

Elizabeth:There are a lot of books here but that's kind of what you're looking for in a book store I guess. Its used and new books (mainly used) and the reviews all say how sweet the owner is. Its also two stories. Just be prepared for the large amount of books in here.

Elizabeth:This place is thirty minutes away form the center of Philly and they have U-pick crops like apples, nectarines, blackberries, tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, cucumbers, and pumpkins.