Upper Darby Car Rental Comparison

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Upper Darby is a township in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, close to West Philadelphia, in the United States of America. Upper Darby is the largest municipality in the county and is a melting pot, being the home of more than 100 ethnicities. The city was settled in 1653 by a group of Swedish people. It was firstly included in Chester County, but then it formed the new Delaware County. Upper Darby was a very active city in the antislavery movement. In present, Upper Darby has an area of 7.9 square miles and a population of almost 83,000 residents. If you plan to visit it, you should learn about its most interesting attractions.

Top Attractions within Upper Darby

Tower Theater is a beautiful venue for theatrical productions located in Upper Darby, on Ludlow Street. This is a hot spot for the younger locals of Upper Darby because it has a different approach, including a bar where you can sip great drinks and where you can start having fun all through the night.

Wawa Food Market is a great farmer's market located in a lovely area of Upper Darby. This is the perfect place to buy fresh local products, to taste them and to enjoy dishes of the local cuisine in the fresh air. This is a great attraction of Upper Darby because it does not only offer the products but also hosts workshops about cooking and gardening.

Pica's Restaurant is an upscale eatery from Upper Darby, located in the city center. It has a large array of loyal customers since the opening, thanks to the great food served here. If you go to Pica's, you will have the chance to eat the best Italian food in town.

Old Country Buffet is an all-American restaurant located in Upper Darby. Try the ribs and the steaks and enjoy the great atmosphere. Country music is played in the background and the staff is very friendly and helpful.

Reading
Reading is the county seat of Berks County, Pennsylvania, in the United States. It is the fifth largest city of Pennsylvania and the sixth largest municipality after the township of Upper Darby. Reading is also called “The Pretzel Capital”.