Philly in May
I'm fully covid-vaccinated and want to get out of town for a bit over the spring. I was thinking of taking a long weekend in Philly next month, most likely the weekend before Memorial Day weekend. Does it seem like enough things will be open to make the trip worthwhile?
Basically, I'd just like to walk around Center City and environs, enjoy the change of scenery, maybe check out a couple of museums, and eat/drink (the latter ideally outdoors). I was hoping that some locals could tell me whether that seems doable. NYC is pretty much open for business at this point, and I'm hoping that Philly will be more or less as well. Thanks for any thoughts! And if anyone has tips on where to go, what to eat, etc., please do share! |
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Originally Posted by M60_to_LGA
(Post 33197489)
I'm fully covid-vaccinated and want to get out of town for a bit over the spring. I was thinking of taking a long weekend in Philly next month, most likely the weekend before Memorial Day weekend. Does it seem like enough things will be open to make the trip worthwhile?
Basically, I'd just like to walk around Center City and environs, enjoy the change of scenery, maybe check out a couple of museums, and eat/drink (the latter ideally outdoors). I was hoping that some locals could tell me whether that seems doable. NYC is pretty much open for business at this point, and I'm hoping that Philly will be more or less as well. Thanks for any thoughts! And if anyone has tips on where to go, what to eat, etc., please do share! DC the smithsonians haven’t moved on reopening and likely won’t until late June with low capacity admissions. Pholadrlphia is likrly similar to DC with still lower vaccination rates given access issues to minorities. |
Originally Posted by FlyinHawaiian
(Post 33200082)
You can't go wrong with any of the outposts of the Solomonov Empire - CookNSolo Restaurants
We stopped by Merkaz last month for take-out and it was very good. |
Originally Posted by djp98374
(Post 33200182)
I don’t see museums being open in a few weeks.
DC the smithsonians haven’t moved on reopening and likely won’t until late June with low capacity admissions. Pholadrlphia is likrly similar to DC with still lower vaccination rates given access issues to minorities. EDIT: It seems most of the main Philly museums are in fact open with capacity limitations: https://www.discoverphl.com/blog/phi...-are-now-open/ |
Philadelphia can be very hot and humid, even in late May.
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Originally Posted by M60_to_LGA
(Post 33200232)
That surprises me - NY's museums have been open since I think this past June, and even during our winter surge they never closed.
EDIT: It seems most of the main Philly museums are in fact open with capacity limitations: https://www.discoverphl.com/blog/phi...-are-now-open/ |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 33200243)
Philadelphia can be very hot and humid, even in late May.
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Originally Posted by djp98374
(Post 33200182)
I don’t see museums being open in a few weeks.
DC the smithsonians haven’t moved on reopening and likely won’t until late June with low capacity admissions. Pholadrlphia is likrly similar to DC with still lower vaccination rates given access issues to minorities. Also recommend the Museum of the American Revolution - https://www.amrevmuseum.org/at-the-museum/visit and National Constitution Center - https://constitutioncenter.org/safely-reopening |
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