Spending 2 Hours in Philadelphia | Speed Run through the City

With only half a day to spare, make the best of it by embarking on this run that takes you through most of the landmarks in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, the birthplace of America, is full of tourist sights that may be challenging to see if you are short on time. Let me save you time by taking you on a tour of this great city by running through the major landmarks, and show you how to do the same yourself!
This is an ideal way to see the city's landmarks in the shortest time possible (might even beat getting in and out of subways or cabs!)
Discover Philadelphia by running in turbo mode through the city from Delaware River via Penn's Landing, the Old City, Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia City Hall, Love Park, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Rocky Steps, Schuylkill River Trail, through the University of Pennsylvania Campus and end by the Benjamin Franklin Statue.
Follow my 9-mile run sped up to a 50 miles per hour pace. Explore the sights along the way on a overcast but bright Philadelphia summer morning, and feel the size of the city as I'm not skipping any step along the way.
Join me so you can tour the city, relax, and learn a bit about this special city.
Play along for a city tour, or run along your treadmill and explore with me!
Skip ahead to these sights with the timeline below.
0:00 Welcome to Philadelphia and Route Map
0:33 Start the run along Delaware River
1:52 Entering Old City Philadelphia
2:39 Independence Hall and Liberty Bell
3:19 Arch Street and commercial core
4:02 Reading Terminal Market
4:29 City Hall and Love Park
5:04 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
6:21 Rocky Statue and Museum of Art
6:52 Schuylkill River Trail
7:49 Chestnut Street
8:31 University of Pennsylvania
Enjoy, watch, or run along with me on your treadmill!
The starting point is at Race Street Pier, which can be assessed by bus route 25 or a 8-minute walk from 2nd Street SEPTA metro station
The finishing point is at University of Pennsylvania, along the SEPTA trolley lines that can take you back to downtown.
Here you can find the subway maps for reference:
map.septa.org/
The whole loop (including transport from downtown to the start and finish back to downtown) takes approximately 2 hours.
Download the gpx for the run here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1X1i5...
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