Bike Races

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February 6, 2012

The Arden Theatre Presents Pulitzer Prize-Winning Clybourne Park, On Stage Through March 25
Chef Brad Spence At Vetri’s Amis To Host A Four-Course Whole Suckling Pig Dinner, Wednesday, February 8
Save The Date: The Philly Chili Bowl Returns March 3; Enter Now Through February 29 To Compete
Ristorante Panorama And Shane’s Confectionery Team Up For A Wine And Chocolate Pairing, February 8
Philadelphia Inquirer Restaurant Critic Craig LaBan Crowns The Five Best Restaurants In Philadelphia As Vetri, Zahav, Bibou, Talula’s Table And Fountain Restaurant
Top Of The Tower At Three Logan Square To Host A Pre-Valentine’s Day Dinner-And-Dancing Event, February 11
The Philly Pops Present “A Night At The Oscars,” A Cinematic Music Concert, February 8-12
Taste Of The Nation Culinary Fundraiser, Set For May 7, Announces A Limited-Time Ticket Discount And A New Chef Chair, Kevin Sbraga

February 3, 2012

Philadelphia’s an extraordinarily bike-friendly town. And several times a year, professional and amateur cyclists gear up for competitive races in and around the city, with thousands of spectators cheering their every pedal.

Featured Attraction

TD Bank Philadelphia International Cycling Championship

June 5: One of the most prestigious single day bike races in North America

Center City East / East Falls / Manayunk

The highest-ranked, longest and richest single day road race in North America

TD Bank Philadelphia International Cycling Championship

June 5: One of the most prestigious single day bike races in North America More
Philadelphia Women’s Triathlon

Not just a race — it’s a celebration of incredible women doing incredible things More
Philadelphia Insurance Triathlon in Fairmount Park

A weekend long triathlon festival More

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Itineraries

A Weekend Is More Fun in Historic Philadelphia

Fuel your nightlife with modern flavor, history, food, cocktails and more More
A Weekend in Historic Philadelphia…on a Budget

In Historic Philadelphia, you’ll find plenty of places where prices haven’t changed much since our Founding Fathers were milling about town. More