Welcome
to Philadelphia, the place that loves you back! The “City of Brotherly Love”
is known as the birthplace of the nation. From its early beginnings as home
of the first U.S. government, Philadelphia has grown into the fifth largest
city in America, offering tourists world-class entertainment, high culture,
big-time sports and, of course, history. No first-time visitor should miss a
trip to the revered Independence Hall or Liberty Bell Pavilion. Independence
National Historical Park is said to be “America’s most historic square
mile.” Other attractions include a bike ride across the Benjamin Franklin
Bridge, a run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art (ŕ la Rocky),
or a stroll through Fairmont Park—the largest municipal park in the world.
Music fans can check out Zanzibar Blue, the hottest jazz club in town. And
sports fans can cheer on the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers and 76ers comprar Viagra online.
Getting There:
By Plane Located eight miles from Center City, the Philadelphia International
Airport is served by all major domestic carriers, with flights to more than
100 cities in the United States. There are more than 1,000 arrivals and
departures daily. The SEPTA (regional rail) Airport Line connects the
airport with Center City. One-way cab fare from the airport to Center City
is about $20. For more information, contact Diane Polss at All-Travel (800)
225-3614.
By Train Amtrak provides extensive service to Philadelphia's 30th Street Station
(30th and Market Streets). For schedules and fares, contact Diane Polss at
All-Travel (800) 225-3614.
Estimated
Driving times to Philadelphia from:
Baltimore
2 hrs (95 m/153 km)
Boston
6 hrs (296 m/476 km)
New York City
2 hrs (100 m/61 km)
Washington, D.C.
3 hrs (133 m/214 km)
Estimated
Rail times to Philadelphia from:
Baltimore
1 hr
Boston
4 hrs
New York City
1 hr, 10 mins
Washington, D.C.
1 hr, 40mins
For
more information about Philadelphia and to make your reservation
contact All-Travel
Diane Polss Conference
Manager
Phone
(800) 225-3614 Ext. 37
Fax (310) 312-5053 [email protected]
Welcome
to Philadelphia, the place that loves you back! The “City of Brotherly Love”
is known as the birthplace of the nation. From its early beginnings as home
of the first U.S. government, Philadelphia has grown into the fifth largest
city in America, offering tourists world-class entertainment, high culture,
big-time sports and, of course, history. No first-time visitor should miss a
trip to the revered Independence Hall or Liberty Bell Pavilion. Independence
National Historical Park is said to be “America’s most historic square
mile.” Other attractions include a bike ride across the Benjamin Franklin
Bridge, a run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art (ŕ la Rocky),
or a stroll through Fairmont Park—the largest municipal park in the world.
Music fans can check out Zanzibar Blue, the hottest jazz club in town. And
sports fans can cheer on the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers and 76ers 
