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Can’t wait to stuff our face at Reading Terminal Market and play on the Schuylkill.

Just because you can’t get to your gym (or any gym) for the time being doesn’t mean you can’t get your fitness on.

As the coronavirus outbreak continues to impact the Philadelphia area, city government announced that bars and restaurants are ordered to operate on a take-out and delivery-only capacity through at least March 27.

The luck of the Irish runs deep in Philadelphia -- we are ranked as the second-best city to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, after all.

Maybe you just moved here.

It’s the most poetic night of the year: The clock strikes midnight and suddenly, miraculously, it’s a new year and you’re a new person, and you may or may not be incredibly intoxicated and wanting to make out with someone.

We don’t want to blow your minds here but the country’s oldest Thanksgiving Day parade -- the Philadelphia one -- turns 100 years old.

Between the indignities of dating apps and the temptation to just spend the night bingeing Netflix, simply finding a date in this city is tough enough.

Sure, Philly may not have the bucket list exhibits of Paris and Rome, but our city is home to some legendary pieces from Renoir and Van Gogh at our world-class museums.

Philly knows a thing or two about dive bars: We’ve got plenty of them, including one popular fictionalized joint called Paddy’s, which also happens to exist IRL, too.

If America were a person, the “city of birth” section on her birth certificate would read Philadelphia.