PHILADELPHIA SET TO HOST 2025 MICHELIN GUIDE NORTHEAST CITIES CEREMONY

MICHELIN Guide Ceremony will be the evening of November 18 where MICHELIN Stars and other award distinctions will be revealed. Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, New York City, and Washington, D.C. will be announced together in live ceremony. 

The MICHELIN Guide has set a date and location for the reveal of the 2025 MICHELIN Guide Northeast Cities edition. The ceremony will be held in Philadelphia on the evening of November 18 at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.

“We are excited to honor and celebrate the talented culinary community of the Northeast Cities in the iconic city of Philadelphia, which is a shining example of hospitality,” said Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guide. “These five cities are home to a rich foundation of culinary history and culture that makes each city stand out for its unique talent and local flavors. Our anonymous Inspectors look forward to sharing their discoveries with the world, including spotlighting eateries in Boston and Philadelphia for the very first time.”

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  PHILADELPHIA, UN DESTINO MARAVILLOSO POR VISITAR

Philadelphia es la mayor ciudad del estado de Pensilvania en Estados Unidos, famosa por ser la cuna de la independencia del país norteamericano, la Declaración de Independencia y la Constitución. También, es eje central de la cultura y el arte con sus museos y murales que han sido bastante populares y familiares por aparecer en películas como “Rocky”. Es además Patrimonio de la humanidad debido a su valor histórico.

Localizada en la orilla occidental del río Delaware, que la separa de Nueva Jersey y es el punto intermedio entre Nueva York y Washington D.C, siendo la quinta ciudad más importante por población y la 51 a nivel mundial. Fue fundada en 1862 y, durante el Siglo XVIII, es la ciudad más poblada de las trece colonias y la tercera más poblada del imperio británico.

Es conocida como la “Ciudad del amor fraternal”, ya que su nombre proviene de “philos”, palabras griegas que significan amor y “adelphos” que significa hermano, compartiendo entonces las ideas de su fundador William Penn de crear una ciudad donde la tolerancia y la hermandad sean su centro.

De estas excelentes apreciaciones y muchos temas más, hablaron Gregg Caren, President and CEO of the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau (PHCLVB) con Édgar Ardila, director de Mix News Colombia:

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UNLOCK THE BEST OF A CITY — CITYPASS® DELIVERS CONVENIENCE AND VALUE FOR TRAVELERS

Victor, Idaho — In an era when travelers are seeking both value and ease, CityPASS® tickets deliver curated experiences that offer significant savings and a seamless way to visit top attractions in 17 major North American cities. 

CityPASS tickets bundle admission to iconic must-see attractions in destinations including New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, and more, offering up to 50% off compared to individual purchase prices. Designed for both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers, CityPASS tickets take the guesswork out of planning by combining the best experiences a city has to offer into one easy-to-manage mobile ticket.  

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 USA TODAY NAMES PHILADELPHIA “MOST WALKABLE CITY IN THE U.S.”

Philadelphia has been voted “Most Walkable City in the U.S.” in the 2023 USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice Awards contest. The award is a testament to the city's accessibility and ease of transportation for visitors and residents alike, addressing one of the primary factors travelers consider when selecting a destination.

A panel of experts, including editors from USA TODAY and 10Best.com, nominated Philadelphia for the accolade via a careful review process before the public voted Philly to the top slot, besting other destinations including New York City, Washington, D.C. and Chicago. More details on the contest and its selection process are available here.