The Philadelphia Zoo in Philadelphia, PA, first opened its doors way back in 1874, and to this day is still housed on the same 42 acres of Victorian garden. The mission then, and now, is still the same, to engage in conservation for the protection of endangered species worldwide. Philadelphia Zoo is not only an attractive, family-friendly park housing 1300 animals, it is also a revered historic site. Among the popular exhibits are the Big Cat Falls, home to lions, tigers and jaguars, and the Rare Animal Conservation Center. First Niagara Big Cat Falls with its stunning landscape of waterfalls and lush, naturalistic habitats, gives visitors a face to face encounter with endangered big cats, including snow leopards, amur leopards, pumas, lions and a sleek black jaguar. There is an overhead tunnel system that allows cats to move from one exhibit to another, and visitors, beware, there could be a Amur leopard above the walkway, keeping its eye on you. With rock outcroppings and fallen trees, our big cats have abundant space to play and also enables visitors to watch their skills and agility, close up. When visiting the Philadelphia Zoo, you need to arrive early because there is so much to see and experience. READ MORE

The Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia has a prestigious collection of more than 227 000 works of art and over 200 galleries depicting paintings, sculptures, decorate arts, textiles, photography and architercural settings from Europe, Asia and, of course, the United States. The museum offers special exhibitions, programs which are geared for families and children, lectures, concerts and films, always ensuring that there is something of interest for every visitor who crosses their threshold. Our highly trained Museum guides offer inspiring and thought-provoking tours of our collections, always with the varied interests of the group in mind. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is proud to have acquired a wide range of art that will enrich its already world famous collection. These acquisitions range from a 10th century Indian bronze sculpture to a triptych Iona dated 2004. This new range has been acquired by museum purchase, gift and also through pledges as donations. And visitors can always take a welcome break at one of our dining options, from a relaxing sit-down lunch to a quick sandwich or even a snack on the go. There really is something of interest for everyone at The Philadelphia Museum of Art. READ MORE

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