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5 Holiday Attractions Coming To Philly

Get festive here in Philly.

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5 Holiday Attractions Coming To Philly

Now that Thanksgiving is over its time to spread Christmas cheer! This holiday season brings out everyone's holiday spirit including Philadelphia's. Here are 5 festive attractions you must check out!

1. Bluecross RiverRink Winterfest: What better way to get into the holiday mood than to go ice skating? Penn's Landing turns into a winter wonderland starting Nov. 25th when they open up their skating rink along with winter garden covered in decorative Christmas lights.

2. Franklin Square Holiday Festival & Light Show: No matter how old you are, everyone is mesmerized by Christmas light shows. Franklin Square gets lit up by over 50,000 lights twinkling to a fun holiday soundtrack, so be sure to check out this spectacle. 3. Reading Terminal Market Holiday Railroad: This season Reading Terminal Market is offering more than just amazing food, they have a 500 square foot railroad track running throughout with 17 train lines. So now you can enjoy your delicious food by watching the trains travel seamlessly throughout.

4. Adventure Aquarium's Christmas Celebration: Who doesn't want to see a Santa scuba diver? Throughout the month of December come to the Adventure Aquarium to see it turned into a winter wonderland, even including falling snow.

5. Holiday's at the Philadelphia Art Museum: Now you have an excuse to come climb the infamous Rocky steps so you can see a gigantic Christmas tree beautifully lit up. The Philadelphia Art Museum hosts different festive events such as an ugly christmas sweater party, Christmas caroling, and so much more.

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