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Those who love nature and exploring some woods will be thrilled with what Wissahickon Valley Park has to offer. With a plethora of trails, lakes, wooded paths and more, exploring this park on foot or on a bicycle is a visual spectacle. It is also a wonderful place for bird watchers and those well versed with the ornithological ecosystem of the park.

Clark Park lies in the Spruce Hill area of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. Relax and make a picnic in their large open field or playground or enjoy a game of basketball. There are various events, movie screenings, storytelling sessions which are organized in this lovely park and you can also delve into gardening and learn about plants. Do check out the life-sized Charles Dickens statue placed here which is sculpted by Francis Edwin Elwell.

One of the most renowned museums in the region, the Brandywine River Museum houses some great pieces of art representing the American culture. Take part in the various tours, exhibitions, educational programs and events held here to get a better understanding of American art and culture.

The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park lies in the city of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. This lovely park comprises of various picnic and recreational areas, paths for walking, ponds and lagoons and also a golf course. There are facilities here for sports like tennis, baseball, skateboard and one can also participate in the model boat regatta.This beautifully designed park is said to be one of the best places to watch birds. You can also find a boat house, a charming gazebo and a Bellaire manor dated from 1750 within this park. There are music festivals being hosted here.

Housing a collection of over 300 animals that reflect 100 species altogether is the Elmwood Park Zoo. Consisting of various entertainment activities like shopping, shows, giraffe feeding, barn feeding, playground, face painting, horse back riding, and live animal encounters, etc. This is a best place to celebrate a kids birthday party as the enjoyment and excitement is of a different level among the kids. The zoo welcomes around 150,000 visitors every year.

Built in 1911, it was designed by Robert Mills, the first professionally trained architect among the native-born Americans. The Burlington County Prison Museum remained a jailhouse till 1965 and has the distinction of being the oldest functioning prison in the nation at the time of its closure. This National Historic Landmark's domed ceilings and stone-brick architecture made it fireproof and maintenance free. It is among the fine examples of creative interior designing, heating, ventilation and fireproofing for criminal rehabilitation. Though the management did nothing of that sort and followed the path of penal form. It is also known for many paranormal activities occurring in various sites. Get a glimpse of prison life that spanned 154 years and come back richer appreciating life even more.