Holiday rentals and lettings in Philadelphia

The Liberty Bell is one of the most important icons of the independence of the United States and a relic of great historical value, built in 1752. This bell was rung on July 8, 1775 when the Declaration of Independence was read. Currently, it is in the Liberty Bell Centre, where it is visited by hundreds of tourists each year to learn even more about the history of the American Revolution. You can take a guided tour to learn many more details about this relevant relic.

This garden is a fantastic art space full of colour spread over 280 square meters, which has shaped an urban art gallery. You will find more than 100 mosaics created by the artist Isaiah Zager who designed a magnificent labyrinth with pieces of bottles, ceramics, wheels, and other unconventional materials. Stroll through the gallery and main hall where events, art exhibits and guided tours are offered throughout the garden where they explain the history behind the design of these beautiful mosaics.

In addition to the incredible historical past that you will find in the streets of Philadelphia, there is a charming place perfect for the enjoyment of all ages and to share with the family. It's about the unbelievable Philadelphia Zoo. Built in 1859, it occupies an area of 42 hectares and is one of the oldest in the United States. Here you can find during the tour around 1,300 species of animals of all kinds. This charming zoo is not like the conventional ones, since it has the novelty of having created impressive trails called 360 and made of raised steel meshes where the animals roam freely, so you can observe them with total naturalness. Among the most popular you will find the Gorilla Treeway, Treetop Trail, the Great Ape Trail and the Big Cat Crossing. A visit to this magnificent zoo will be completely worth it.

The city of Philadelphia is perhaps one of the most important regarding its great historical value due to the events that were carried out to achieve the independence of the United States. To learn more about the history you should pay a visit to the impressive Independence Hall, one of the most significant buildings in Philadelphia, with Georgian style and red bricks, its exterior is as fascinating as its interior. It was built in 1753 to be the seat of the Pennsylvania capitol. It was the place where the declaration of independence form was signed and where the United States Constitution was created in 1787. Thanks to all these events, it was named by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1979. Currently, it is part of the Park National Independence and guided tours are offered to carry out a tour of the building and its surroundings, where you will learn much more about the history of the independence of the United States.