Getting Here & Around
Philadelphia sits in the heart of the Northeast Corridor and is within a day's drive of 40% of the country’s population. By train or car, Philadelphia is less than two hours from New York City and less than three hours from Washington, D.C.
Getting here is a breeze! At Philadelphia International Airport, 28 airlines (3 of which are low-fare carriers) operate nearly 600 daily nonstop flights from 120 cities, including 60 daily and seasonal flights from 36 international destinations. The short trek into Center City from the airport takes 20 Minutes on the Regional Rail Line. Flat-rate fare cabs and buses also make travel to and from the airport a quick and easy hop. Cheapflights.com has flights to Philadelphia>>
Whether by plane, train or car, chances are Philadelphia is closer than you think.
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Once you're here, you'll find that Philadelphia truly is a walker's paradise. Center City provides plenty of opportunities for visitors to stroll and take in the sights. And, if you want to stay on the move, the city's transit system is extensive, with a vast network of bus, subway, train, and trolley services.
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