Philadelphia’s Most Festive Spots for the Winter | Eater
"The Moshulu (a historic tall ship that’s permanently docked on the Delaware River) becomes a winter wonderland. Its masts are wrapped in red lights, the bow deck features a display of more than 50,00 lights that blink in time with classic holiday tunes, and the upper deck — with its stellar views of the Philly skyline and Ben Franklin Bridge — is adorned with seasonal decorations. All this is free and open to the public from 4 p.m. to close every day starting November 21. We suggest timing your visit with happy hour (4 to 6 p.m.) at the Moshulu bar, which means $5 cocktails and beers, or go for the Coquito Colada, the winter specialty drink that mixes tropical ingredients like BACARDÍ Banana and BACARDÍ Coconut with coconut milk, pineapple juice, angostura bitters, and fresh grated nutmeg for a “winter in the tropics” feel." - Vox Creative
