What tourist attractions and landmarks are in Northeast Philadelphia ?

There's not a whole lot out there. Mayfair and Tacony used to be nice areas years ago, but like the rest of Philadelphia outside of Center City they're both awful now. The area is largely residential and most of the tourist attractions are nowhere near there.  

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The traditional tourist sites and activities in Philadelphia are located in the downtown/center city area.  There really isn't much of note in NE Philadelphia.  There are some parks and some great ethnic restaurants, but no notable attractions or landmarks.

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