Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Atsion Lake Area

"Philly’s historic Reading Terminal Market is a must-visit for first-time visitors and also a standby lunch and grocery spot for locals. Open since 1892, it has over 80 vendors selling an incredible variety of food. Top picks include roast pork sandwiches at DiNic’s, deli sandwiches at Hershel’s, doughnuts from Beiler’s, cannoli at Termini Bros., apple dumplings at Dutch Eating Place, soft pretzels at Miller’s Twist, scrapple at Down Home Diner, and sweets from Mueller Chocolate Co."

"Public Markets have been deep-rooted in the history of Philadelphia for hundreds of years. The Reading Terminal Market started as a part of the Butchers’ and Farmers’ and Franklin Markets on the 1100 block of Market Street. In 1890 Philadelphia and the Reading Railroad purchased the block for their new terminal and eventually an agreement was reached to build a new market below the train shed and tracks."

"One of the top Philly attractions for community interaction, Reading Terminal Market is a delight. A massive market in downtown Philadelphia, Reading Terminal Market has been in the city for more than a century. A visit here will give you so many things to do and to buy."

"Located between the Liberty Place towers in Center City's hotel district, this sleek shopping complex offers an impressive array of over 60 retail tenants, including Fire & Ice, J. Crew, Godiva Chocolatier, Les Richards, Victoria's Secret, Loft and Aveda. Completely enclosed, the center is a pleasant escape from the weather outside (especially in the winter or the heat of summer), and helps its popularity by hosting a wide slate of special events each season. Perfect for a little (or big) treat for yourself, a loved one, or to grab a necessity, Liberty Place is clean and convenient."

"The Shops at Liberty Place is a renowned shopping center with a beautiful dome ceiling. Located in the heart of Center City, Philadelphia’s central area, the Shops at Liberty Place is among the best urban retailers in the nation. The mall hosts around 55 shops, including Bloomingdale’s Outlet, J. Crew, Bath & Body Works and Victoria’s Secret."

"There are shops lining both streets, including the Shops at Liberty Place. As a bonus, Pennsylvania is one of 5 states that is fully exempt from a clothing tax."

"I am not as crazy as to ask you to take a taxi just for the sake of ice cream: this awesome ice cream shop is located right next to Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens and that’s the next stop on our itinerary. First of all, I couldn’t miss a café with such a catchy name. I know it’s temping, but don’t ask the counterperson what’s so gay about this ice cream and whether eating it is going to make you gay. Apparently, they get asked these questions a lot, so the answer is printed on the menu."

"Near Sam's Morning Glory Diner is the famous Philadelphia Magical Gardens: an extensive art gallery adorned with mosaic art made from recycled materials. From the fantastical lower level to an outdoor "backyard" with twisting paths, you'll use up your camera's storage space taking photos galore."

"Located only 8 miles from Center City, Philadelphia, the Cherry Hill Mall is a regional landmark with about 140 nationally-branded stores and restaurants. This expansive shopping destination offers something for everyone, ranging from inexpensive to more high-end options. Several of the mall’s notable shops include Nordstrom, Express, Macy’s, JCPenney, Zara, and the Apple Store."

"2000 Rt. 38 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 (856) 662-7441www.cherryhillmall.com. South Jersey’s answer to the King of Prussia Mall features an upscale mix of stores. Macy’s and Nordstrom bookend BCBG Max Azria, Apple, and Urban Outfitters."

"Quartermaster Plaza has been the pride of South Philadelphia offering a spacious home to various retail centers. The mall contains a lot of famous retail brands like PetSmart, Planet Fitness and Home Depot. Having BJ’s Wholesale Club onboard has contributed to its sustained development."

"It's more Naples than Philadelphia: vendors crowd the sidewalks and spill out onto the streets; live crabs wait for the kill, while it's…"

"The best thing about this bathroom is that you feel like you’re doing something illegal. That elevator to the basement may feel like it’s for employees only, but it’s for you. The women’s room has stainless steel stalls and a dual-sink situation."

"The exhibition "At Home in Germantown, 1750-1900" highlights the Society’s vast collection of period domestic objects, including furniture, silver, pottery, porcelain, tableware, kitchenware, needlework, and children’s toys. It provides a vivid picture of what it was like to live in Germantown years ago and how people worked, relaxed and entertained in the home. Period settings re-create the rooms in Germantown homes of the 18th and 19th centuries, including a Colonial keeping room and parlor, a Federal dining room, and a Victorian reception room."

"HSP’s collections contain materials from hundreds of years ago through present day, documenting the lives of ordinary and extraordinary people. It houses some 600,000 printed items and over 19 million manuscript and graphic items. The Historical Society of Pennsylvania Library is open to the public Tuesday–Friday"

"Cedar Grove Mansion, located in West Fairmount Park, was the summer residence for five generations of Philadelphia families. Cedar Grove contains an extensive collection of furniture and the decorative arts, with objects in the home original to the family and the house. This provides a rare opportunity for visitors to see these materials displayed in a historic context."

"The 55-acre Awbury Arboretum in Germantown is home to the Henry Cope Garden, also known as the "secret garden." It dates back to the earliest days of Awbury, when it was just a small boxwood garden. Today, the secret garden is full of rare trees like "very tall, old persimmons" and Witchhazel. It’s also (as of 2017) home to Adventure Woods, a natural materials playground."

"Awbury Arboretum, roughly 55 acres in size, features a romantic, English ambiance. It has lush, green meadows, rolling hills, scenic ponds, picturesque woods, and many more beautiful aspects."

"It has been free and open to the public for nearly a 100 years. See the 55-acre grounds with beautifully manicured gardens once home to a Quaker family."

"Neshaminy State Park is located just outside of the Philadelphia city limits in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. While it’s a bit of a drive from downtown, it has one of the best views of Philadelphia’s skyline, especially on clear days. The park is positioned about 15 miles north of Philly’s downtown core along the banks of the Delaware River."

"Hop across the river to the Camden Children’s Garden, where you’ll find all kinds of hands-on activities geared toward children. There are rides, a train, a dino garden, and plenty of workshops to teach kids about gardening and nature. View this post on Instagram"

"From West Girard Avenue to South Street and in between, there are about 390 places offering Breakfast And Brunch delivery in Philadelphia, including Hatch & Coop in Washington Square West, Kingstone Restaurant in Strawberry Mansion, Hamilton Restaurant in University City, June’s Restaurant in East Germantown, and Oxford Breakfast and Lunch in Mayfair."