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Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Talk About It, Talk About It ... Philly's the 'Next Great City' "What, are you nuts?" said some staffers at National Geographic Traveler magazine, when editor-in-chief Keith Bellows decided to sing Philadelphia's praises in the October issue. The story, titled "Philly, Really," lauds the city's art, music, restaurants, housing market, Wi-Fi readiness, and appeal to young adults. Old City, it says, is "arguably the liveliest urban neighborhood between Soho in New York and SoBe [South Beach] in Miami." Read Inquirer story. See magazine's gallery of photos. You agree? Heard other out-of-towners gush?
