Planning a weekend trip to Philadelphia? We spent 24 hours in the city using points for flights and a free hotel night, hitting Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and some of the best Israeli food in the country.
We flew nonstop on American using Alaska Atmos points, stayed at the Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse Square on a free night certificate, and packed in a museum, three restaurants, and a same-day Independence Hall reservation — all in one night.
In this episode:
Booking nonstop American flights with Alaska Atmos points (9,000 for first class out, 4,500 for economy home)
A free night at the Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse Square using a Hyatt credit card certificate
The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History's exhibit on the Jewish merchants who supplied the American Revolution
Dinner at Zahav, brunch at Dizengoff, and lunch at Goldie — three spots from chef Michael Solomonov's CookNSolo group
Booking a same-day Independence Hall tour through recreation.gov
Where past Philly trips with the kids fit in — the Franklin Institute, the Academy of Natural Sciences, and the Museum of the American Revolution
Timestamps(estimated — confirm against final recording before publishing)
00:00 — Intro 01:15 — How we booked it: Alaska Atmos points 03:00 — Past Philly trips & who it's for 04:30 — Weitzman Museum exhibit 06:00 — Zahav, Dizengoff, and Goldie 08:00 — Independence Hall in 25 minutes 09:30 — Liberty Bell and Rittenhouse Square 11:00 — Hyatt Centric review + outro
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