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Shelter from the random storm in my favorite South Philly garage coffee shop. 🌧🌧 #bitsytravel (at Herman's Coffee)

Sunday stroll discoveries. 🤗 #bitsytravel (at Queen Village, Philadelphia)

Checked a few things off my Philly bucket list this morning! 1. Running the Schkuoookul River (someone teach me a trick for spelling that because I still have no idea) and 2. Running the Art Museum steps while blasting Eye of the Tiger before 7am like a boss. Touristy as fudge and it was so awesome! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 #bitsytravel (at Philadelphia Museum of Art)

It doesn’t matter how many times I come to Grand Central Station...every damn time it’s like I’m 5 years old in a candy shop, staring all around me in awe and amazement. This is definitely one of my favorite places in the world. It’s wild to think Michigan Central Station, which was recently purchased by @ford, will actually come to life again. You spend so long looking through it’s abandoned structure that it’s hard to visualize it...and I think that is why I come here literally every single time I’m in New York. It’s always been this “...will Detroit’s train station ever come to life again? Would it look somewhat like this, lit up and full of people?” Both of these beauties were designed by the same architects: Warren and Wetmore, Reed and Stem. Both equally stunning, yet just living polar opposite lives at the moment..but times are changing. I’m very excited for what’s already happening in Detroit and what’s to come. Also, where are all these people going? Where are they coming from? What’s their story? So many questions always running through my head... 🤯 #bitsytravel (at Grand Central Terminal)

If I ever lived in New York, I’d want to live in this neighborhood. I can’t get enough of these streets. 😍 #bitsytravel (at West Village)

95 degree days call for visiting new neighborhood coffee shops to test out the iced coffee and shaded outdoor seating. ☕️ #bitsytravel (at Function Coffee Labs)

Finally made it to Philly’s @therailpark and it’s awesome! The park sits atop of three unused miles of the former Reading Railroad lines that used to bring people and freight in and out of Center City, revitalizing them into a beautiful public space for for people to enjoy. This is phase one, compete with a new @obeygiant mural to accompany the city backdrop. Love it! 👌🏻 #bitsytravel (at The Rail Park)