Philadelphia, Largest city in Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia is known for its art and culture.
Founded in 1682, Philadelphia houses numerous National Historic Landmarks.
The city contains many art museums including the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Attendees can easily travel the city via public bicycles or the subway.
Famous for Philly Cheesesteak and Rocky series.
Location: Philadelphia County
Inception: 1682
Founder: William Penn
Population: 1603797
Elevation above the sea: 12 m
Website: phila.gov
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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