Lawyer and Philadelphian Jon Nadler offers five of his favorite places in the city to enjoy the fall weather and foliage.

1. 5 TOP SPOTS TO ENJOY
THE FALL IN PHILLY
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ONE OF THE BENEFITS
of visiting the northeast states of the United States is all of
the beautiful changes that come with the new season. Every
year, Philadelphia sees the leaves shifting from green to
bright reds, yellows, and browns, and of course, you’ll want
to know the best places to take in the sight.
Here are a few places you should check out if you happen to
be in Philadelphia when fall rolls into town:

3. ANIMAL AGRICULTURE
INDEPENDENCE HALL
PHILADELPHIA’S HISTORIC DISTRICT
Independence Hall is already a must-see for anyone visiting
Philadelphia for the first time. You can feel the history
surround you as you take in the room where the very
document that founded our nation was signed. The foliage
serves as an added visual element as you explore the
“Official Historic District Trail,” starting with the Liberty Bell
and Independence Hall all the way to Penn’s Landing and
Franklin Square.
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FAIRMOUNT PARK
To be fair, Fairmount Park is already
Instagram-worthy on its own, with its
fifty miles of trails to explore, 43
sculptures, two performing art
centers, historic mountains, many
museums, and more, you’ll never lack
for things to do. But, with the added
benefit of beautiful foliage in the
background, you can’t miss the
chance to take in the skyline, outlined
perfectly by the tall trees around you.
And, with 2,050 acres of land to
explore, you’ll never take the same
shot twice.

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WISSAHICKON VALLEY PARK
As a peaceful refuge from the city,
Wissahickon Valley Park is one of
Philadelphia’s greatest places to
witness the changing seasons. With
almost two thousand wooded acres,
featuring the Wissahickon Creek,
miles and miles of hiking trails, and
Pastorius Park, you’ll almost forget
the city is right there.
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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
PARKWAY
You’ve probably driven down the Ben Franklin Parkway before, and if you
have, you’ll likely remember the way the entire parkway is lined with
gorgeous, stately trees that look even better in the fall. Walk by or drive by
and take in the sights, and if you have a free afternoon, maybe dip into some
of the best museums Philadelphia has to offer! There’s the Barnes
Foundation, the Franklin Institute, the Rodin Museum, and the Philadelphia
Museum of Art, so you have plenty to choose from and keep everyone
satisfied.

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UNIVERSITY CITY
As you may have guessed, University City surrounds
the University of Pennsylvania, where there’s the
added benefit of beautiful architecture in addition to
the bright leaves canopying the campus.
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8. THANKS FOR VIEWING!
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