Watch the bear makers stuff, sew, and create those little fuzz balls thru the looking glass. Or maybe you would like to visit the free museum. Or perhaps eat at the one of a kind dining hall. The kids will get all the sweets they want there! Good eats all around! Either way, your family will never get bored in Boyds Bear Country, that is for sure. They even have a live band playing for you and the Mrs. to dance to and the kids to jump like crazy to. Fun, huh? They even host birthday parties at Boyds Bear Country! They make your youngin’ feel like the prince or princess he or she is! So come on down! The fun never stops! Boyds Bear Country is open seven days a week, from ten AM to six PM, but are closed on New Year’s, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas day. Visit the website at www.boydsbearcountry.com today! We have all of the information you need there. So we hope to see you soon at Boyds Bear Country really soon, where they will make sure you feel at home.

If your coming for the weekend you’ll need a place to stay. The best places to stay are not necessarily the most expensive. Travelodge rooms start around $89 a night and are neat and clean but without the amenities available at pricier establishments. Apple Hostel, like their European cousins, are all about affordability and cleanliness, starting at $35 you can’t beat that price. The Rittenhouse is a premier overnight accommodation, recognized the world over as one of the finest. Such luxury begins at $249 a night and is guaranteed to be a once in a lifetime experience.

Wondering to do while your there is like asking what there is to see in Paris, simply too much to describe, thus the need to come back again for further visits. Liberty Bell Center; although the bell is retired from action, it is a lasting memory of America’s great creed of proclaiming Liberty. This Center includes the Liberty Bell, video presentations, Independence Hall and various other sites within the National Historical Park complex. Visiting Liberty Bell is free.

Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibits works found from the Middle Ages to Modern period. Older, more ancient works can be found at the University of Pennsylvania Museum. Normally admission is $12 but on Sunday’s you pay what you feel is fair and enjoy the Museum. Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia presents the Philadelphia Orchestra in Fairmount Park. They offer a concert series throughout the Summer, with lawn seating starting at $10. Enjoy world class artist, enjoy the music and bring your own dinner.

Speaking of dinner, when you think Philly you think Philly Cheesesteak, one of the best sandwiches can be found in south Philly at Tony Luke’s, for $6 you won’t leave hungry. If you enjoy organic and fresh then head over to Reading Terminal Market, a Philly-sized farmers market, home to over 100 Vendors that showcase the traditional fresh produce, meat and cheeses. However, the foreign also find a home here, Amish food, ethnic specialties, pottery and jewelry and much more.

With so much to see, do and experience in Philadelphia, one visit is never enough.