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A part of the esteemed National Register of Historic Places list, the Germantown Cricket Club is a perfect place for sports lovers. Established in 1854, this private club was designed by McKim, Mead and White (a renowned architectural group). It's members can avail the various sporting facilities that include tennis (grass) courts, softball courts for squash, swimming pool and cricketing field. That's not it, one can also indulge in bowling with the option of automatic as well as manual bowling lane. And, last but not the least is the fitness center equipped with cardio equipment and other requisites. Germantown Cricket Club does not restrict itself to sporting activities and beckons luxury lovers too. Guests can indulge in different tasty preparations at the on-site dining and drinking establishment. The club is also available for private and corporate events. For details, please check website.

Established in 1904 as the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, The Bellevue has a comfortable life these days as a famous combination of office space, a popular shopping destination and accommodation facilities. The gorgeous structure is home to some of the best dining destinations in the city, including Boutros, Bliss, The Palm Restaurant, Tavern on Broad and many more in its impressive food court. A haven for shoppers, The Bellevue includes upscale boutiques and stores such as Tiffany & Co., Polo Ralph Lauren, Nicole Miller and Williams-Sonoma, to name a few, while the top five floors, offering a splendid view of the Quaker City, are allotted to the Park Hyatt. Whether you're looking for a top brand or want to dine at an elegant restaurant or even if you're looking for a luxury hotel - The Bellevue is the answer to all your questions.

Ruba Club is a century-old private club with jaw-dropping vintage decor that will take you back to the era of Charles Dickens. Membership is required to access the facilities of this Victorian-style club. Sprawled over two stories, the upper level boasts a charming ballroom and vintage theater. With a hardwood floor, curtains of red velvet, rich royal purple walls, a violet ceiling and golden proscenium arch, it brings alive alluring dance parties of the 19th Century. The theater is also used for enthralling cabarets, dramas and other performing arts events. Members can hire it for their own special events like wedding receptions and corporate luncheons. The lower level comprises of a cabaret-bar furnished with dartboards, a dance floor, and tables for playing ping pong and billiards. Here, you can also sip classic cocktails and socialize with other members. Ruba club boasts a live production studio, advanced mood lighting and excellent sound systems. It is also popular for horror movie nights, live music events, comedy shows and dance classes.

If you've been a fan of the iconic American television series Sesame Street, you should head to Sesame Place in Langhorne, just about 26 miles (41.84 kilometers) from Downtown Philadelphia. Established in 1980, this wonderful theme park features several activities, rides and water slides that kids of all ages can enjoy. Just like Sesame Street, there's endless smiles and laughter here, and a lot of it is caused by the exceedingly funny shows they host. With oodles of feel-good nostalgia, the theme park covers over 14 acres (5.7 hectares) and often hosts festival celebrations such as A Very Furry Christmas and 4th of July Fireworks. Meet and pose with your favorite characters; Bert, Ernie, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird and the whole gang is here waiting to meet you! Check the website for open hours as they are subject to change.