
A few things make this Railway so special. First of all, it is situated in a winter garden, not indoors. You stand on a dirt path in the crisp air surrounded by trees, shrubs, and running water and watch trains zip around. What a delight it is to see the trains disappear through a tree trunk tunnel and cross a bridge by a waterfall. How fun it is to stand under a trestle bridge and watch the train overhead! Senses are heightened as you hear train whistles blow, water fall, and the clickety clack of trains on tracks. Visitors are able to get close to the trains and try to follow them at their leisure.
Secondly, the Railway is visually stunning and interesting. It has many well known Philadelphia landmarks beautifully created out of bark, twigs, seeds, stones, resin, and mosses. We were excited to see replicas of the Philadelphia Zoo, Independence Hall, and the Museum of Art to name a few. Signs placed next to other buildings informed us what they were called. In addition to these natural elements, the buildings and structures are adorned with holiday decorations such as miniature candles, wreaths, bows, garland, and lights. Holiday lights are lit and wrapped around bridges, trees and shrubs as well.

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