Street Goes Buggy

Philadelphia has some truly hidden treasures, and among them is the Insectarium. Started in 1992 by the good folks at Steve's Bug-Off, the Insectarium is Northeast Philadelphia's own paean to all things insect. After all, they deserve it: there are plenty of museums dedicated to humans, and there are 200 million times as many insects as there are people. Sit back, relax, and enjoy three floors and five thousand square feet of pure buggery.

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