PHILADELPHIA, PA– When it comes to making the most of your time at an event-filled week such as Philadelphia Antiques Week, there is no better resource than www.PhiladelphiaAntiquesWeek.com . The special-interest travel website from Antiques Weeks Media gives you instant access to the shows, galleries, museum attractions, discount parking, and discount tickets to the shows.

Philadelphia Antiques Week, April 27 – May 1, is a celebration of fine Americana, furniture and art, and the social history that brought it to prominence. Two leading antiques and vintage shows anchor the week. They are the Philadelphia Antiques Show, a benefit show for Penn Medicine, and the 23rd Street Armory Show. In addition, local galleries will open their doors to specialty exhibits. Museums, such as Woodmere Art Museum, pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, are among the attractions visitors will want to take in.

“With more than 100 national and international dealers participating in the shows, collectors may have a tough time deciding what to purchase first,” said Eric Miller, co-founder along with Regina Kolbe of Antiques Weeks Media, LLC. “Philadelphia Antiques Week is about more than shopping, however. The site helps enhance the experience with educational and leisure options for spending more time in Philly.”

Attractions at both the Philadelphia Antiques Show and the 23rd Street Armory shows this year also offer additional inspiration. The Philadelphia Antiques Show features decorator showrooms that update a classic look and lectures that provide the backstory of collecting categories. At the 23rd Street Armory, visitors will experience a private collection of firefighting equipment.

www.PhiladelphiaAntiquesWeek.com  has:

An accompanying free download for mobile devices, makes this information instantly accessible to folks who make last minute plans. It is a downloadable at www.PhiladelphiaAntiquesWeek.com.

Supporting these experiences is original content on www.PhiladelphiaAntiquesWeek.com that introduces new consumers to the works of Philadelphia makers and artists.

For details of the April 27 – May 1 events in Philadelphia, please visit www.PhiladelphiaAntiquesWeek.com .