The Mutter Musuem
The M�tter Museum was founded to educate future doctors about anatomy and human medical anomalies. Today, it serves as a valuable resource for educating and enlightening the public about our medical past and telling important stories about what it means to be human.

The collection now boasts over 20,000 unforgettable objects. These include fluid-preserved anatomical and pathological specimens; skeletal and dried specimens, medical instruments and apparati; anatomical and pathological models in plaster, wax, papier-m�ch�, and plastic; memorabilia of famous scientists and physicians; medical illustrations, photographs, prints, and portraits. In addition, they offer changing exhibits on a variety of medical and historical topics.

Food, drink and oversized bags will not be permitted in the Museum. Cell phones may not be used and should be turned off or set to silent mode before entering the galleries.

Filming and photography are not permitted inside the M�tter Museum. Not recommended for children under 10 years.






Lunch at Postiano Coast by Lamberti's
Enjoy the luxuries and pleasures of the Amalfi Coast in Italy right in Old City Philadelphia, with a stop along Aldo Lamberti's "Tour of Italy." From the cobalt blue floor, to the spectacular life-sized postcards covering the walls to the contemporary menu, when you step into Positano Coast, you will need to catch your breath.

Menu Choice are:
Salmon Scampi (Baked with chopped tomatoes, basil, roasted garlic, white wine & lemon sauce)
OR
Chicken Toscana (Roasted peppers, wild mushrooms, tomato & white wine sauce)

Entrees include Italian bread, house salad, dessert and beverage service.

Menu is subject to change.




Eastern State Penitentiary
Some of America's most notorious criminals were held in the Penitentiary's vaulted, sky-lit cells, including bank robber Willie Sutton and Al Capone. After 142 years of consecutive use, Eastern State Penitentiary was completely abandoned in 1971, and now stands, a lost world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers.

Tour includes the central rotunda, restored cells, the solitary confinement yards, the baseball diamond, death row and Al Capone's Cell.

Bring a camera and extra film. Eastern State may be the most photogenic place you see in years!

Children 7 & under not permitted.

Many visitors in wheelchairs visit Eastern State Penitentiary every year. That said, the Penitentiary complex is not fully ADA compliant. The building is 173 years old, and is a National Historic Landmark. Sections of it may never be fully accessible. There is a small museum and gift shop which is only accessible by a set of 3 steps. This section of the Penitentiary can easily be bypassed. The rest of the tour route is equipped with ADA compliant ramps and meets most ADA guidelines.

Eastern State Penitentiary remains in a state of semi-ruin. Visitors should exercise caution, and stay within the clearly marked public areas.