Philadelphia: It's Time To Share The Heritage This city of brotherly love offers a comprehensive multicultural "Share The Heritage Visitors Guide" for visitors to the city. The Philadelphia Multicultural Affairs Congress debuted the first-ever comprehensive Philadelphia Share the Heritage Visitors Guide to multicultural Philadelphia last summer. This unique guide invites visitors ro explore the history, cultural sites and celebrations of the African-American, Latino, Asian-American and Native-American heritage in the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection. The new guide includes all of the attractions that make Philadelphia the number one U.S. travel destination for multicultural tourism: fine cultural institutions, ethnic festivals, top restaurants, historical places, former residences of historical people, places of worship and more. The guide also includes a foldout map that highlights multicultural locations in the city such as "Dr. J." Julius Irving Mural, the Mexican Cultural Center and the Chief Tamanend Statue. For a free copy of the booklet, contact the Philadelphia Visitors Center Monday - Friday, 9:am - 5:pm EST at (215) 636-1666, (800) 537-7676 or visit www.pcvb.org. The Philadelphia Share the Heritage Visitors Guide is a publication of the Philadelphia Multicultural Affairs Congress, a division of the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau.