1. 10 million
   20 million
2. 30 million

About 30 million people visit Philadelphia a year.

1. Betsy Ross
   Michael Jordan
2. Kevin Bacon

Elfreth's Alley has been a residential street since 1702. Today, as part of a living history program, you can find costumed historical characters, such as Betsy Ross, roaming up and down the street.

1. a garbage dump
   a mining town
2. a Quaker utopian town

When William Penn conceived the idea of Philadelphia, he envisioned a Quaker utopia, a "city of brotherly love," where Native American Indians and Dutch settlers would live side by side, in harmony.

1. a fireworks display
   the Mummers Parade
2. everyone works, it isn't a public holiday

The New Year's day Mummers Parade is unique to Philadelphia.

1. Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
   Christ Church
2. Independence Hall

Benjamin Franklin and other notables from that time period are buried in the yard adjacent to Christ Church.

1. Delaware and Schuylkill
   Delaware and Montrose
2. Montrose and Schuylkill

The Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers border Philadelphia. Sports activities usually take place on the Schuylkill River and shipping from the Delaware River.

1. unsafe
   generally safe for walking
2. safe during the day, dangerous at night

The Center City of Philadelphia is safe for walking; generally in Philadelphia, people favor walking as their prime mode of transport.

1. 1.5 million
   1.8 million
2. 2.3 million

Philadelphia's population is 1.5 million, if you include the surrounding suburbs, it reaches 3.9 million.

1. 20s in the winter, 90s in the summer
   30s in the winter, 80s in the summer
2. 30s in the winter, 90s in the summer

Philadelphia's temperatures average in the 20s (-7 C) during the winter and in the 90s (32 C) and humid in the summer.

1. spring and summer
   spring and fall
2. summer and fall

In terms of weather, spring and fall are the most pleasant times to visit Philadelphia -- you avoid the temperature extremes. In terms of low tourist season and dropped prices, winter and fall are best.

1. $100
   $200
2. $300

The average cost of renting a mid-sized car for a week is $200. Prices do vary, though, according to rental company and season.

1. 10 percent
   12 percent
2. 15 percent

It is customary to tip taxi drivers 15 percent of the fare. A 20-minute ride into town from the airport should cost $25, not including tip.

1. in a grid
   in circles
2. haphazardly

Philadelphia is laid out in a grid. All streets are one way, except for the Parkway, Vine Street, Broad Street and lower Market Street.

1. antiques show in May, flower market in June
   fine arts show in May and the flower market in June
2. flower market in May and the fine arts show in June

Since 1914, Rittenhouse Square has hosted the May flower market. In June, there is a two week fine arts show, where new talent can showcase their work.

1. medical oddities
   insects
2. cattle and sheep

Medical oddities, such as preserved tumors and skeletons of giants, can be found at the Mutter Museum.

1. 1981
   1983
2. 1984

Philadelphia's MAP began in 1984 to combat graffiti. In turned 2,400 lifeless walls into stunning landscapes and detailed historic scenes.

1. Temple University's Theater Program
   the Freedom Repertory Theater
2. the Headlong Dance Theater

Philadelphia's "Avenue of the Arts" is contained in the Freedom Repertory Theater, an African American Theater housed in an historic mansion.

1. 12 feet
   24 feet
2. 37 feet

A.M. Calder's 37 foot statute of William Penn caps the elaborate French style City Hall. You can ride in Penn's shoelaces to a height of 548 feet for a bird's eye view of Philadelphia.

1. zero percent
   five percent
2. ten percent

One great advantage of shopping in Philadelphia is that there is no sales tax on clothing. Philadelphia is one of the only cities that has old fashioned department stores like Lord and Taylor.

1. 2400
   6200
2. 8700

Philadelphia's Fairmount Park is 8,700 acres, making it the world's biggest landscaped city park.