H O M E    A b o u t    P r e s s    C o n t a c t    H e l p    W h e r e t o ? C h i c a g o L o s   A ng e l e s N e w   O r l e a n s P h i l a d e l p h i a P i t t s b u r g h S a n   D i e g o S a n   F r a n c i s c o L i s t i n g s Restaurants Hotels Bars & Clubs Arts Entertainment Events Blog Welcome to Philadelphia Getting Around Arts & Culture Clubs & Bars Annual Events Sports & Recreation Shopping Sightseeing Dining Neighborhoods Atlantic City, NJ | The Countryside | New Hope, Bucks County | Northern Liberties | Wilmington, DE and Brandywine Philadelphia Getting Here and Around Located at the crossroads of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states, Philadelphia is easily accessible by air, rail and car. By Plane: Philadelphia International Airport, rated one of the best airports in the nation by The Wall Street Journal, is served by all major domestic carriers. For arrival or departure information, call 800-PHL-GATE or visit www.phl.org The airport is located just eight miles from Center City. A taxi between the airport and Center City locations takes 15-25 minutes. For travelers on a budget, the SEPTA R1 regional rail line makes stops at all airport terminals, 30th Street Station, Suburban Station near City Hall and Market East Station attached to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. For SEPTA information, call 215-580-7800 or visit www.septa.org By Train: Amtrak operates trains to Philadelphiašs 30th Street Station from the Northeast Corridor (Boston, New York City, Baltimore, Washington, D.C.) and cities across the U.S. By Car: Philadelphia is easily accessible by interstates 95 and 76 and the Pennsylvania and New Jersey turnpikes. And, there are plenty of places to park.

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