Saturday, June 2, 2007

The Shops at Liberty Place

The Shops at Liberty Place are in the bottom of the impressive buildings by Helmut Jahn, known affectionately as Liberty One and Liberty Two. Although the shops are what you would find at any high end mall, and not much of an attraction in and of themselves, the buildings are really cool, and you can get a feel for the architecture when you stand in the middle of the courtyard. Although everyone always would rather go to the top of buildings like these, it's not possible unless you have business with one of the high powered firms up there. So if you see the buildings on the skyline (and you WILL) and want to take a look inside, go to the corners of 16th & Chestnut, 17th & Chestnut or the 1600 block of Market Street. Take a little stroll inside-- it's kinda cool. And if you want to pick up some chocolates at Godiva, some lotion at Douglas Cosmetics, or a t-shirt at J Crew, etc., you're in the right place to do it. There's also a food court there with your standard fast food places if you need a soda or some nibbles.

As always, keep an eye on your purse though-- don't put it on the back of your chair in the food court. That's exactly how I had my wallet stolen once!

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