I used to live in Pitman New Jersey, about 45 min. by bus to Philly. I used to work in Center City Philly and commute every from Pitman to Philly. I love working in Philly. People are friendly and one of my happiest working days was in Philly. Now I live on the Jersey shore and it is too far for me to commute to Philly. I still go there sometimes, and I enjoyed going there just to shop and eat at the Reading Terminal or the Gallery. I do not like to live in Philly because I love living near the water. Still, Philly is one of my favorite places to visit.
I always wanted to do some traveling. and seeing these places on the internet is making me want to travel more. I've been to Chicago, Atlanta, Washington DC. Los Vegas so on.....I want to travel the world and I will.
Where in Philly? I was visiting a friend in Wynnefield Heights west of the city not long ago. Love driving along Kelly Drive seing the river and the surrounding green spaces
Philly looks like a city that hasn't lost its character over the decades. NYC & DC, and many other places are gentrifying so fast that it must take a lot out of what those cities used to be. I believe NYC is the greatest city in the world, and that DC is a great city too, but these places probably aren't the same as they were decades before. Philly looks like if you've been there in the 80s and came back today, you'd see that not much has changed. That's probably the thing I love most about the city! I really hope I visit the city one day!
Julius Escano Asian cities hold far more importance these days, as bad as it is to say, they are the primary source of our industry. And London attracts more tourists than NYC these days. Sure NY is one of the largest cities in the world and attracts millions of tourists but it's a long way off being one of the nicest cities in the world. Like the other guy said, I find it quite depressing. Philly has everything NY has without the massive crowds, rude people and ugly buildings. Plus, the weather is a bit nicer down there...
The Sky line has changed a lot. currently, the Comcast innovation and technology center is being built and will be almost as tall as the Empire State building!
You've done a good job fixing the music up. This is much better then when it was uploaded it had fast paced music that didn't fit. Travel videos do not need to be 'hip or chic' as the other channel thinks.
Great Video! I recently relocated to San Diego from Philly and this video makes me miss my home town. God do I miss the the Reading Market. FYI its pronounced "REDING"
I am from Philly and have lived in San Diego {now in Virginia}, all I can say is keep Philly in your memories Bro! You gotta admit those burritos are pretty damn good too.
So interesting! Thank you for the travel tips. I heard good things about terminal market from a local friend, and will be excited to try those cheese steaks!
I live in Philadelphia and you said everything correctly i travel a lot around America to Seattle Chicago and Miami etc but Philly will always be the best Fairmount park is the biggest park in America bigger than NYC Central Park
I had a surprisingly entertaining time in Philly. if you're travelling through the States, it's a great place to start. It is the seat of the birth of the USA after all! Here are my crazy experiences in words and pictures: wp.me/p4iLrw-bv
Hi @Expedia - hope you can update this very soon. New museums (American Revolution), new tall buildings (Comcast buildings), more murals, Schuylkill River Trail, Isaiah Zager's mosaics, the stadiums, the Palestra, the Penn Relays, the Christmas Show at Macy's (formerly Wanamaker's), and the neigborhoods.
I love Me some Philadelphia mostly since it is my city along with N.Y.C and Los Angeles I just love lots of American Cities especially Philly more than other world cities
Expedia, I think some good videos you could make include ones for places like Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Tampa, Charleston, Savannah or Virginia Beach
I'm from the UK and hoping to visit my girlfriend who I'm in a long distance relationship with as soon as possible and I'm afraid I mightve been bored and confused as to what I should do when I visit, so thanks for that 😊👍
What about LOVE park?! I love this city. Never got a chance to visit properly, though. Unless you count being stationed in the airport for a couple of hours proper :-) I'd relish the opportunity to come back and do it the right way!
I am from Sweden and I've been thinking to move to America for a very very long time. Philadelphia seems like a very nice place, one of the places I could see myself living in! Other cities are Boston in Massachisetts and Atlanta in the cool south. Houston in Texas seems like a nice place as well. Obviously I don't know much about these cities but I would just like to know how safe and good these places are to live?
Philadelphia is one of the most dangerous cities in the USA, unless you are in downtown area it is dangerous and poor all around. Boston is a great city but is expensive; no extreme crime to worry about. Atlanta is improving lots recently and is becoming less dangerous so that is doable also. For Texas, I would recommend Dallas over Houston. Houston is more international but Dallas is less dangerous and more down to earth I believe. There are lots of cities in the USA to choose from!
@@akupuppy12 ok thanks! Yeah there are so many cities there! But I had no idea Philadelphia was so dangerous, some parts probably bad but I guess that is the thing with every city. Ok but good to hear that Atlanta is improving! I like the south but also Texas. Dallas or Atlanta more expensive?
@@danielrsson2171 Atlanta is more expensive than Dallas in general, but not big difference. What are you looking for in the US? City life in an apartment? Or living in a nice house in the suburbs outside of a city? Do you want to be near a big city?
@@danielrsson2171 All cities of course have good and bad areas, but Philadelphia has an abnormally high amount of those bad areas, but closer to downtown is doable of course (I personally wouldn't)
@@akupuppy12 well I would like to live in a nice apartment near one of the bigger cities, not necessarily the cities that most tourists go to. I think that New York for example, and also LA are cities everyone knows or been to. I want to check out the cities that are a bit less known, because let's face it USA is so much more than NYC and LA (although I am sure they both are very nice places). I would like someplace in the south in particular, I have always been drawn to that part, seems really beautiful and nice - plus the weather is better year around. So a big city somewhere between Texas and Georgia! And when I say near, I am talking about maybe within an hour of driving from the city. But also parts of New England is very beautiful, and the biggest city there is undoubtedly Boston! But maybe the south is a bit more interesting!
WHAT ABOUT OUR CHEESESTEAKS?!?!?! Also died a little inside when I heard the way "reading" was pronounced. I'll be the first to admit we're not the greatest city in the world, but in the US we're second to none in our passion for our city and have some of the greatest American history.
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Yeah agreed. Philadelphia only recently became a major city, most new skyscrapers are built after 1990. The tallest US building outside Chicago and NY is here.
Ilipan I'm sorry but the first part of your paragraph isn't true. Philly's been a major city for hundreds of years. You are correct however that a lot of Philly's tallest buildings were built after 1990.
One correction. The correct pronunciation of Reading Terminal is the same as the city to the NW of Philly - “Red ( like the color) - ing” and not how you enjoy a book.
On one of my visits to Philly, I asked a SEPTA bus driver for directions to the market and pronounced it the incorrect way. Unless you're from the area, you won't know how to pronounce it. Just like tourists pronounce Houston Street in NYC incorrectly.
"Philly is stunning all year round" (No shots of Philly in the Wintertime)
Daniel Mills It's like freaking fall all winter and sometimes snow what do you expect?
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Point Taken
Its stunning all year round, except for after winning the super bowl. The city just fucking burns down
it doesn't really snow that much anyway.
because it's too darn cold in winter. not stunning. Go somewhere else.
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Not really
I love Philadelphia so much because it have a rich history and historic buildings and lot of museums
I have a fondness for Philly's Soul Music Scene Thanks To The Philadelphia Sound Of The Late 60s/Early 70s :)
I used to live in Pitman New Jersey, about 45 min. by bus to Philly. I used to work in Center City Philly and commute every from Pitman to Philly. I love working in Philly. People are friendly and one of my happiest working days was in Philly. Now I live on the Jersey shore and it is too far for me to commute to Philly. I still go there sometimes, and I enjoyed going there just to shop and eat at the Reading Terminal or the Gallery. I do not like to live in Philly because I love living near the water. Still, Philly is one of my favorite places to visit.
I always wanted to do some traveling. and seeing these places on the internet is making me want to travel more. I've been to Chicago, Atlanta, Washington DC. Los Vegas so on.....I want to travel the world and I will.
Those are great goals to have! We hope that you will be able to see the world as well! :)
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Watching this brings back memories of my trip
Ugh, I want to travel the world. But there are so many cities just in America I have yet to visit!
Me too!
Funny because you talk about visiting American cities when I am 20 minutes out of philly, 2 hours out of D.C, and 1 1/2 hours out of New York 😂
I live in pa right outside of philly and I love it there it’s gorgeous 😭😭❤️
Where in Philly? I was visiting a friend in Wynnefield Heights west of the city not long ago. Love driving along Kelly Drive seing the river and the surrounding green spaces
Oh my god what a beautiful city! I really love it!
Philly looks like a city that hasn't lost its character over the decades. NYC & DC, and many other places are gentrifying so fast that it must take a lot out of what those cities used to be. I believe NYC is the greatest city in the world, and that DC is a great city too, but these places probably aren't the same as they were decades before. Philly looks like if you've been there in the 80s and came back today, you'd see that not much has changed. That's probably the thing I love most about the city! I really hope I visit the city one day!
***** Because nyc is a depressing place
I'd rate Philly higher than New York. New York is hella overrated.
Will LC1996 overrated or not, New York is the most influential and well known city in the world.
Julius Escano Asian cities hold far more importance these days, as bad as it is to say, they are the primary source of our industry. And London attracts more tourists than NYC these days. Sure NY is one of the largest cities in the world and attracts millions of tourists but it's a long way off being one of the nicest cities in the world. Like the other guy said, I find it quite depressing. Philly has everything NY has without the massive crowds, rude people and ugly buildings. Plus, the weather is a bit nicer down there...
The Sky line has changed a lot. currently, the Comcast innovation and technology center is being built and will be almost as tall as the Empire State building!
You've done a good job fixing the music up. This is much better then when it was uploaded it had fast paced music that didn't fit. Travel videos do not need to be 'hip or chic' as the other channel thinks.
Great Video! I recently relocated to San Diego from Philly and this video makes me miss my home town. God do I miss the the Reading Market. FYI its pronounced "REDING"
I am from Philly and have lived in San Diego {now in Virginia}, all I can say is keep Philly in your memories Bro! You gotta admit those burritos are pretty damn good too.
I am dying to go to Philadelphia! Also, Expedia, can you please make a Travel Guide video for Pittsburgh?
I'm from LA & I want to go to Philly
I went to Philadelphia last November plan on going back this November can't wait!
i just moved to la from philly. You should defiantly go!!
kyleLEVO how was the transition? Im from LA and thinking about moving to a city environment thats cheaper than LA
PaperRoute25 PRE I’m opposite 😭😭
PaperRoute25 PRE I'm from Philly & I want to go to LA
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As a European who visited many American cities I'd say this is easily in my top 5.
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Thanks for sharing Expedia
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It sounds like a great city to visit.
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So interesting! Thank you for the travel tips. I heard good things about terminal market from a local friend, and will be excited to try those cheese steaks!
Thank you so much for watching! We hope that you have a great trip!
Cheesesteaks are great here in Philly! And Reading Terminal has everything you can imagine! Try Dinic's! And Expedia, great video!
Thanks for sharing these amazing spots to try cheese steaks! Definitely trying it out next time we're in Philly!
Thank for beautiful travel Philadelphia,wonderful it is great!!!
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Love it *-*
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One of the most beautiful places in the world!
really interesting! Love your work!
What I like about Philadelphia. Is all the sports stadiums & arenas are close to each other.
I live in Philadelphia and you said everything correctly i travel a lot around America to Seattle Chicago and Miami etc but Philly will always be the best Fairmount park is the biggest park in America bigger than NYC Central Park
***** LA, yea I enjoyed it very much!!!
Actually the biggest urban landscaped park on earth!
+Alternate America How is it Philly is considered one of the most dangerous cities in America? It looks really nice. Are the bad parts incredibly bad?
No. Philadelphia is a great clean city
+Society 1 games That's how it seems. But supposedly the murder rate is 16.00 or something.
This made me love my city even more!!!
Your from here too? I'm from the suburbs (Lafayette Hill)
Mount Airy.
Society 1 Wow! That's like 20 minutes away from where I live! It's great to meet a fellow Philadelphian on TH-cam.
Your videos are the best.
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I had a surprisingly entertaining time in Philly. if you're travelling through the States, it's a great place to start. It is the seat of the birth of the USA after all!
Here are my crazy experiences in words and pictures: wp.me/p4iLrw-bv
Thank you for sharing! :)
I LOVE Philadelphia, and I'm a Cincinnati boy.
EXPEDIA Always!!!❤
Great video tour
Hi @Expedia - hope you can update this very soon. New museums (American Revolution), new tall buildings (Comcast buildings), more murals, Schuylkill River Trail, Isaiah Zager's mosaics, the stadiums, the Palestra, the Penn Relays, the Christmas Show at Macy's (formerly Wanamaker's), and the neigborhoods.
Sir i love ur narration
amazing video. you make the best videos
Visiting soon 👍
Me too Pennsylvania look nice!
I love Me some Philadelphia mostly since it is my city along with N.Y.C and Los Angeles I just love lots of American Cities especially Philly more than other world cities
That Musical Instrument Museum is sonething I would like to see one day.
You pronounce it (redding terminal).
If some dude asked me where the "reeding" terminal market is, i would send him to the corner of K & A
heh
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Thank you for correcting that poor, poor man.
Mike R I don't think they're going to market to score some rocks
see you this June 2017 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from the Philippines.
I want to go to Phili so bad tbh, I think I might go when I’m in NY🤷🏼♀️ (I live in Boston)
Go it’s worth it!
I visited Boston a couple of times some years ago. I loved Boston!😍
Born here and grew up in new Jersey and Virginia
Great vid. Would also love to see Portland, ME and Providence, RI
Eric John they already have a video on Portland,ME and Portland,OR
Philadelphia looks kinda nice
Expedia, I think some good videos you could make include ones for places like Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Tampa, Charleston, Savannah or Virginia Beach
Knowledge7435000 We agree, we are planning on shooting a few of these next spring.
+Knowledge7435000 Minneapolis and Charleston are great. I think Charleston is better than Savannah, never been to Salt Lake City or Virginia Beach.
I used to live in Virginia Beach and it was nice for what it was. But what exactly did it have for tourism? (It's been nearly a decade)
+1,000,000 on Minneapolis!
Nicetown north Philly
I always wanted to visit
Now that things are opening up and that I’ve been vaccinated since April
Thinking about visiting Philly
I'm from the UK and hoping to visit my girlfriend who I'm in a long distance relationship with as soon as possible and I'm afraid I mightve been bored and confused as to what I should do when I visit, so thanks for that 😊👍
Funny I live here and you make it seem so much better than it is
I'm going to visit Philly next month, coming from Australia. Where is the site of the once ECW arena?
Nice video
I just came back from there and loved it!!
Glad you had a great time in Philadelphia! Our photographer really loved his time there, and can't wait to go back :)
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iam going here on Monday !!!!
+Patrick Callow I LIVE HERE
RLLY WHERE?
like umm Jefferson Street?
Ahhh okie :)
I wish they would make a video on Baltimore
They'd be killed
By comparison so much better than New York, Boston or Saratoga. Go visit!
You should do the great city of England next
They do already
I wanna visit Philly!
We hope that you will get to visit soon! Thanks for watching :)
I'm a collage student how affordable is Philly?
Greg Turley A lot more affordable than NYC!
Greg Turley cheaper than nyc,L.A,SF, and San Diego
Well I visited last month and loved it!
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Hamilton, Madinson, Franklin. In memory.
What about LOVE park?! I love this city. Never got a chance to visit properly, though. Unless you count being stationed in the airport for a couple of hours proper :-) I'd relish the opportunity to come back and do it the right way!
the Reeding terminal market, lol!
It’s always sunny in Philadelphia
I live in Philadelphia and I didn't know that some of these things exsisted
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I really want to live here!
Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans looks quite European. Especially Boston. ♥️
I am from Sweden and I've been thinking to move to America for a very very long time. Philadelphia seems like a very nice place, one of the places I could see myself living in!
Other cities are Boston in Massachisetts and Atlanta in the cool south. Houston in Texas seems like a nice place as well. Obviously I don't know much about these cities but I would just like to know how safe and good these places are to live?
Philadelphia is one of the most dangerous cities in the USA, unless you are in downtown area it is dangerous and poor all around. Boston is a great city but is expensive; no extreme crime to worry about. Atlanta is improving lots recently and is becoming less dangerous so that is doable also. For Texas, I would recommend Dallas over Houston. Houston is more international but Dallas is less dangerous and more down to earth I believe. There are lots of cities in the USA to choose from!
@@akupuppy12 ok thanks! Yeah there are so many cities there! But I had no idea Philadelphia was so dangerous, some parts probably bad but I guess that is the thing with every city. Ok but good to hear that Atlanta is improving! I like the south but also Texas. Dallas or Atlanta more expensive?
@@danielrsson2171 Atlanta is more expensive than Dallas in general, but not big difference. What are you looking for in the US? City life in an apartment? Or living in a nice house in the suburbs outside of a city? Do you want to be near a big city?
@@danielrsson2171 All cities of course have good and bad areas, but Philadelphia has an abnormally high amount of those bad areas, but closer to downtown is doable of course (I personally wouldn't)
@@akupuppy12 well I would like to live in a nice apartment near one of the bigger cities, not necessarily the cities that most tourists go to. I think that New York for example, and also LA are cities everyone knows or been to. I want to check out the cities that are a bit less known, because let's face it USA is so much more than NYC and LA (although I am sure they both are very nice places). I would like someplace in the south in particular, I have always been drawn to that part, seems really beautiful and nice - plus the weather is better year around. So a big city somewhere between Texas and Georgia! And when I say near, I am talking about maybe within an hour of driving from the city.
But also parts of New England is very beautiful, and the biggest city there is undoubtedly Boston! But maybe the south is a bit more interesting!
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I lived a few blocks away from the old water works and art museum
lol I live in philly
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+Carla Bell is philly a nice city?? I have lots of cousins up there I haven't seen in years, I'm planning on going there someday in the future.
hi! I'm Japanese!
I wanna go to Philly!!
I went to the declaration of indepandCe for my school trip I was in dat same room where the statues at
Went when i was a senior in highschool and loved it 😍😍
WHAT ABOUT OUR CHEESESTEAKS?!?!?! Also died a little inside when I heard the way "reading" was pronounced. I'll be the first to admit we're not the greatest city in the world, but in the US we're second to none in our passion for our city and have some of the greatest American history.
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Travel video you should make a video of Mumbai
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Man I love reeeeding terminal market
IS IT A SMALL CITY ?
Philly has newest skyscrapers.
William Moore Yep, Along with Chicago, Atlanta, and NYC.
Yeah agreed. Philadelphia only recently became a major city, most new skyscrapers are built after 1990. The tallest US building outside Chicago and NY is here.
Ilipan I'm sorry but the first part of your paragraph isn't true. Philly's been a major city for hundreds of years. You are correct however that a lot of Philly's tallest buildings were built after 1990.
It’s pronounced “redding terminal” not reading
I live in Philadelphia and nothing is wrong with this city
+Widdlesteve16 S I found the people to be polite and friendly. I loved it when I was there. It has a very underrated food scene.
That can happen anywhere hell even LA and NYC
Widdlesteve16 S are you kidding me? This city is kinda fucked. But I've lived here most of my life so gotta love it, right?
I might have to move to Philadelphia soon so can you tell me which neighborhoods are good and which are not?
@@ZohaibMasood1as long as you aren't living on the west side of Philly
Is south Philadelphia safe?
Safer than north Philly but I don’t know
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Does this remind anyone else of the commercial for the SODOSOPA from South Park?
I'm from west Philadelphia and in Philly you better bring your platnum card cause they don't take American express
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and yet no pittsburgh >:c
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One correction. The correct pronunciation of Reading Terminal is the same as the city to the NW of Philly - “Red ( like the color) - ing” and not how you enjoy a book.
Umm... FYI. It is pronounced (Red-ding) not (Read-ing)
On one of my visits to Philly, I asked a SEPTA bus driver for directions to the market and pronounced it the incorrect way. Unless you're from the area, you won't know how to pronounce it. Just like tourists pronounce Houston Street in NYC incorrectly.
Thank you, he's obviously not from the area!
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