S1 E4 Philadelphia
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Philadelphia is a historical and architectural hub, known for its Georgian, Federal, and Greek revival styles. Key sites include Philadelphia Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and Carpenter's Hall. El Alfred Alley features early 1720 houses with unique details. Walking tours are recommended to appreciate the city's rich architectural history, including the evolution of City Hall. A visit of two to three days allows for an in-depth exploration.
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