
Adventure Aquarium
Adventure Aquarium is a family attraction. Featuring sharks, seals, penguins, hippopotamuses, fish, and birds from around the world, admission also includes animal demonstrations and interactive exhibits.
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Arm & Hammer Park
Arm & Hammer Park is the ballpark home of the Trenton Thunder, a minor league baseball team affiliated with the New York Yankees. The ballpark features views of the river and has a floating dock tie-up for boaters attending games. Formerly Mercer County Waterfront Park.
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Camden Children’s Garden
Camden Children’s Garden lets kids explore the storybook garden, the dinosaur garden, and the treehouse. The Garden also features a butterfly house and carousel.
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Camden Shipyard & Maritime Museum
The Camden Shipyard & Maritime Museum focuses on the history of local boat and ship builders, such as the New York Shipbuilding Corporation, as well as the planned shipbuilder communities of Fairview, Brooklawn, Audubon Park, and Bellmawr Park. The Museum also has exhibits about maritime explorers Robert Peary and Matthew Henson, local residents supported by […]
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Campbell’s Field
Campbell’s Field houses the Camden Riversharks baseball team, with spectacular views of the Philadelphia skyline and Ben Franklin Bridge.
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Citizens Bank Park
Built in 2004, Citizens Bank Park is home of the Philadelphia Phillies. The statium can be seen from the Delaware River.
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Independence Seaport Museum
Dedicated to the maritime history of the Delaware Valley, the Independece Seaport Museum is located at Penn’s Landing and houses exhibits like the USS Olympia and the submarine USS Becuna.
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Lincoln Financial Field
Built in 2003, Lincoln Financial Field is home of the Philadelphia Eagles. The stadium can be seen from the Delaware River.
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National Constitution Center
National Constitution Center is the only museum dedicated solely to our nation
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Penn’s Landing
Penn’s Landing is where William Penn first settled Philadelphia, and it quickly became a hub of maritime activity. Today the riverfront park features the Great Plaza Ampitheater, Independence Seaport Museum, restuarants, hotels, and ships such as the Gazela, USS Becuna, and USS Olympia. There is also a location for kayaking and swan boats.
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Philadelphia Museum of Art
Since 1924, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has contained more than 225,000 pieces of art that span from two millennia and six continents. The museum also features a gift shop, restaurant, and is widely known for its steps, made famous by the movie Rocky.
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PPL Park
Opened in 2010, PPL Park is soccer stadium in Chester, PA, and home to the the Philadelphia Union, a Major League Soccer club.
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Rutgers-Camden Center For The Arts
Rutgers-Camden Center For The Arts, part of the Rutgers University campus, provides performances, exhibitions, education programs, and community projects that inspire a full appreciation and enjoyment of the arts.
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Susquehanna Bank Center and Wiggins Park
Susquehanna Bank Center & Wiggins Park has an outdoor ampitheatre for concerts and performances.
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Walt Whitman Cultural Arts Center
Walt Whitman Cultural Arts Center features performing and visual arts, showcasing a range of artists and performers of international prominence and local celebrity.
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Wells Fargo Center
Built in 1996, the Wells Fargo Center is home of the Philadelphia Flyers and Sixers.
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