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Spring Arts is my favorite place to explore. You can’t go wrong with any of the restaurants, like Pho 20 and Vivi Bubble Tea (a great spot for dessert!).

The new Rail Park is a great place to relax with friends on a warm day. It’s unlike anything else in Philadelphia! Both Union Transfer I love how walkable Center City is! I take SEPTA to , and it’s and Underground Arts are smaller concert so easy to get around. is one of my favorite spots to visit in the city. I love venues but hold fantastic shows featuring going to the farmer’s market there on Saturday mornings. Stopping for coffee at Shakespeare great artists, too. & Co. is also a must—it’s a gem of a bookstore-slash-coffee-spot on Walnut Street. Franklin Square has something for everyone, Skyline views are the best from Center City, with the South Street Bridge (go at sunset!) and from a carousel and mini golf to fantastic the Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk just a short distance away. One Liberty Observation Deck food at Square Burger. The Chinese Lantern is another great spot, and is exactly what it sounds like: a space to overlook Philadelphia! It Festival in Franklin Square is the annual offers a panoramic view of both Center City and University City, and it’s a very cool way to light show experience that is sure to take scope out the city. your breath away! In the winter, visiting Christmas Village in and (also the spot of is a Philly staple, and CollegeFest every year!) was a perfect break from studying for finals. your best bet if you’re with a large group. You have to try DiNic’s Roast Pork, a legendary Italian-style pulled pork sandwich, and end philadelphia your meal with ice cream from Bassett’s Ice philadelphia orchestra opera philadelphia STUDENT theatre company Cream—it’s worth the line, I promise. DISCOUNTS $10 tickets $10 tickets $10 student rush tickets

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as told by sabrina ahmadzai | university of the sciences ‘20 | @sightswithsabrina Fairmount has something for everyone! I usually prefer to walk around Fairmount, but there are also Indego bikes all around, which are super easy to use.

Fairmount Park is great for enjoying the outdoors (it’s the biggest urban park in America!), My favorite thing about West Philly is that it and the Horticulture Center is beautiful all year long, but especially in April during the has all the excitement of University City, with Cherry Blossom Festival. The Mann Center is great for live music and shows, with Drexel, Penn, and University of the Sciences, its open-air venue and space. but also the tranquility of , along with so many hidden gems you can find walking Green Eggs Café is a staple for Instagrammable breakfast foods, especially if you’re on along Avenue or 38th Street. your way to The Philadelphia Museum of Art. Race your friends up the Rocky Steps to get to the entrance, especially on Wednesdays or on First Sunday, when the Museum offers There are so many great restaurants, pay-what-you-wish admission to all guests! too! Sabrina’s Café is a must-try for their specialized (and Instagrammable) comfort Eastern State Penitentiary is an enormous former prison along Fairmount Avenue, and food, and Renata’s Kitchen has the best Terror Behind the Walls is their must-attend event for getting into the Halloween spirit. cappuccinos! Visit Loco Pez for their famous After a long run on the Trail or along Kelly Drive, it’s hard not to get happy hour nachos or try Landmark Americana goosebumps just passing by! for classics like cheeseburgers and wings— bring your student ID for their brunch and late-night discounts! eastern state philadelphia museum STUDENT penitentiary of art DISCOUNTS $5 tickets Pay-what-you-wish Cira Green is the perfect blend of rural and urban in all of Philadelphia, with rooftop skyline $10 tickets $14 tickets views and beautiful green scenery. It’s the perfect spot to study, do yoga, or have a picnic. Keep an eye out for their open-air cinema schedule, Movies for Good. Grab a blanket, some snacks, and a few of your friends and enjoy a movie after class. My personal favorite is when they show Hocus Pocus around Halloween!

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South Philly is a big neighborhood that is filled with so much character. There is nothing quite like taking a stroll down East Passyunk Ave. or visiting the Singing Fountain in the heart of Passyunk Square.

Some of my favorite neighborhood traditions are the Festa della Repubblica (Italian National Day Festival) and Second Saturdays on East Passyunk Ave. As a self-proclaimed When you visit Old City, there’s so much history to see. Stroll through cobblestone streets and foodie, I love nothing more than being see the historic homes along Elfreth’s Alley, visit the and the Betsy Ross House, or surrounded by restaurants and vendors eager spend a day exploring the Museum of the American Revolution, where you can get a discount to fill me with their delicious creations! This with your student ID! neighborhood is known for its great food, great music, and great people. Though you can always check everything out on an Indego Bike, the 2nd & Market Street SEPTA Station puts you right in the heart of Old City. Try Big Ass Slices for the largest pizza The Italian Market on 9th Street has the best slices you’ve ever eaten, or head to Cuba Libre for the best guacamole. Franklin Fountain is a fresh fish, meat, fruit, and cheese, and has must for dessert—it’s a really old-timey, popular ice cream parlor in the area. authentic eats from every corner of the world. I love checking out places with old books, records, and artwork, so I always visit The Book Stop by Caffe Chico for a mouth-watering Trader, one of the neighborhood’s hidden gems. Plus, the first Friday of every month is known as roast beef sandwich and Ultimo Coffee for First Friday in Old City, where restaurants, galleries, and shops open their doors to the public, the best espresso around! And of course, grab which means it’s a great time to explore! a classic Philly cheesesteak at Pat’s King of Steaks—a true Philly phenomenon.

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I love how open the River Waterfront feels. It’s a great place to relax and explore, especially with spots like Race Street Pier, where you can feel a great breeze from the water, or Cherry Street Pier, where you can get fresh produce with their seasonal Farmers Market! A day in Fishtown always starts with a visit to , just a short walk off ReAnimator Coffee I often walk across the Ben Franklin Bridge or take the PATCO Line to get to the Philly Frankford Avenue. You can pop into one of side of the Delaware from campus. Once you’re there, everything is super walkable, like the the many antique stores, like , and be Jinxed Blue Cross RiverRink! It’s a must-visit spot for Winterfest or Summerfest, with a skating sure to stop by Vestige, too—it’s one of my rink, food vendors, arcade games, and more each season. favorites for vintage clothing! Spruce Street Harbor Park, open from summer to fall, is filled with food trucks, live music What I love most about this neighborhood is and events, and hammocks that are great to relax in with friends. FringeArts plays outdoor the vibrant variety of food. I am a big food movies when it’s warm out, and their indoor stage is a great spot to check out for local lover, and Fishtown has something to satisfy comedy shows and theater throughout the year! every craving! Cheu Fishtown is an authentic Japanese restaurant, specializing in flavorful and oh-so-delicious ramen, while their sister restaurant, NUNU, serves an array of colorful winterfest ice skating sushi next door. fringearts summerfest roller skating STUDENT DISCOUNTS Discounted skating $15 student tickets Free skating admission One of the must-do items in this area is North Monday-Thursday Bowl. It’s a retro-style bowling alley with pool tables and an arcade. Fishtown also participates in First Friday, so a lot of galleries and studios open their doors free of charge the first Friday of every month! HIDDEN public art: race art exhibitions on washington avenue green GEMS street connector cherry street pier 16| Campus Philly Guide Campus Philly Guide |17

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I love the history of North Broad, plus there’s so much to do! You can experience talented performers in amazing shows at the Temple Performing Arts Center (a historic church converted into an event venue), or grab some popcorn and see the latest film atAMC Broadstreet 7—flash your student ID every day after 4 P.M. for a discount!). I love the small-town feel of Manayunk. It’s just outside of Center City, and the suburban feel North Broad is also super walkable—you can easily reminds me of home! Tbaar is the best place to get bubble tea along Main Street in stroll down to the huge Manayunk. Pop into Taqueria Feliz during happy hour for discounted tacos and cheesy nachos Common Threads or catch a live show at . For (a local favorite!), and try Winnie’s Le Bus for brunch with friends. Mural The Met a classic Philly pie, a must-try is Santucci’s . Check out one of the Vault + Vine is a great spot to relax or study. I love to come here for the coffee and to do work Original Square Pizza when I need a change of space. They have beautiful plants and flowers for sale, too! local food trucks, like the Honey Truck, for the best chicken & waffles! Hot take: Dalessandro’s in Roxborough is where everyone should go to get the best cheesesteak At the very start of North Broad, near City Hall, in Philly. Nothing else compares! Take a spin by The Spiral Bookcase for a great selection of books and gifts for all readers—plus say hi to the owner’s cat! there’s also the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, better known as PAFA. PAFA is the There’s always something to do or a new place to check out in Northwest Philly, like the annual oldest art museum and art school in the United States. Bring your student ID along to snag StrEAT Food Festival in Manayunk. And plus, you can literally walk everywhere, so you’ll never be bored! discounted admission!

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Water Ice (Noun) Refreshing summer treat that’s thicker than a Mummers (Noun) slushie but thinner than a snow cone. Members of local clubs who “strut” up Broad Street on New Year’s Day in elaborate costumes. Different divisions feature props, string bands, “Water ice may be frozen, but that elaborate choreography and some doesn’t stop me from eating it year well-liquored revelry. round .” An Illustrated Philadelphia Dictionary by Campus Philly, Abridged Edition @anthony_lawrence15, “Every year my family Drexel University, ’22 and I look forward oun ritty (Noun) (N ) G to watching the th The orange monster that is the Flyers’ mascot; Doesn’t exist in Philly! In between 13 and Mummer’s Parade on th a 7-foot, furry creature with googly eyes who 15 streets is Broad Street. New Year’s Day!” emerged from his secret hideout during recent Whiz, Wit (Noun) @kayleecarlin, Rowan A cheesesteak containing Cheez Whiz and construction at the Wells Fargo Center. 215 University, ’20 Iconic City Hall can onions. Not a fan of onions? Then it’s “Whiz, witout.” be found at Broad “I’ll never forget when he ziplined into the and Market streets Lincoln Financial Field from the roof!” “My go-to cheesesteak order is whiz, wit, in Center City. @abbyscarde, Cabrini University, ’20 mayo, and peppers!” @oliviamayo, Stockton University, ’19

Phanatic (Noun) Hoagie (Noun) The green monster that is the Sandwich strongly associated with Italian- Phillies’ mascot; a large, furry green creature Yo! (Interjection) American culture, mainly containing cold that is originally from the Galapagos Islands. English slang. Popularized after being used in cuts. Philadelphia since the 1940s. “His best dance move: The belly roll!” 215 (Noun) “Hoagie, obviously. A sub is an under @rylie_hijosh10, , ’22 Telephone area code for Philadelphia. ‘wooder’ boat!” @miszczanc, Cairn University, ’22 “Yo, Adrian!” Down the Shore (Adverbial phrase) Scrapple (Noun) Rocky Balboa What Philadelphians say when they’re going Try it (as long as you eat meat)! Often eaten215 to the beach, especially towns. Hon (Noun) at breakfast, it’s a local Pennsylvania Dutch Short for “honey.” creation made from ground pork fried with cornmeal.

“The best way to eat scrapple is with a dippy Youse (Pronoun) Jawn (Noun) egg.” You (usually more than one person). Local anything word. Hand me that jawn. @rach_neff, East Stroudsburg University, ’21 Are you going to that jawn later? “Whenever I’m down the shore, I love to “Who would youse say has the best wooder swim in the ocean, walk the boards, and go “Have you ever tried Green Eggs Cafe? That ice in Philly?” on rides (especially the Ferris Wheel!).” jawn is so good.” @alliekups, , ’21 @rachelneall, , ’22 @ddfree_, Temple University, ’21 36| Campus Philly Guide Campus Philly Guide |37

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Merkaz El Vez An Israeli pita sandwich cafe, new from the iconic Really fun ambience with four (!!) guacamole Zahav team. options, and an extensive menu of You’re in Philly now—it’s a hoagie, not a sub. it’s pronounced “wooder ice” and yes, the wait for Reading Terminal Market “Mex-Eclectic” favorites. weekend brunch is worth it. here are the go-to spots for every #foodie occasion. There are 80+ vendors at this indoor market, so Abyssinia there’s something for everyone! Authentic Ethiopian food, eaten with your hands

Sabrina’s Café The Classics Pho 75 Many locations, many #foodporn-worthy sweet Budget-friendly, no-frills Vietnamese soup and savory options. (Hoagie) John’s Water Ice (Water Ice) Santucci’s Pizza The spot for an on-the-go hoagie, or almost Old-fashioned recipes with new flavors each week. The Bourse Authentic Italian food, and the best square pizza, anything else you’re craving... any time of day. Modern food hall in a restored Old City building right in the middle of the Italian Market. Philly Pretzel Factory (Soft Pretzel) featuring cuisine from all over the world. Pat’s or Geno’s (or Jim’s, or Tony Luke’s, You can buy so many pretzels for so few dollars. Top it with mustard or cheese—you’re welcome. or…) (Cheesesteak) 21+ You haven’t lived until you’ve ordered cheese fries Lorenzo & Son Pizza (Pizza) and a cheesesteak at midnight. Slices bigger than your head on the iconic South Tattooed Mom Add your own graffiti and enjoy daily deals while DiNic’s Roast Pork (Roast Pork Sandwich) Street. seated in a bumper car (or at a table with games!) Legendary Italian-style pulled pork sandwich with . roots in South Philly dating back to 1918 Parc Celebrity sightings, sidewalk dining, and innovative French cuisine in Rittenhouse Square. The Sweets (TREAT YO’SELF!) Barcade Barbuzzo (Salted Caramel Budino) Craft beer, good eats, and all the vintage arcade Oooh, heaven is a place on earth. games you could imagine. Brothers Bakery Cannoli Termini ( ) Triple Bottom Brewing There hasn’t been a better cannoli since 1921. @basicswithbri A brewery with a social mission supporting the community and environment. Franklin Fountain (Hydrox Cookie Ice Cream) Super old school, super delicious. For When Your Parents Visit Federal Donuts (Strawberry Lavender Donut) …or truly any donut—including the fancy ones in Vedge Talula’s Garden rotating flavors. Plant-based dining experience in an elegant, Farm-to-table meals in a farmhouse-style spot on intimate brownstone. Washington Square. Weckerly’s (Ice Cream Sandwich) @frankfordfoodie Crazy flavors of homemade ice cream sandwiched Giuseppe & Sons Zahav between two homemade cookies. Go for the Chef’s Tasting Menu at this new Italian There’s a reason this modern Israeli restaurant wins spot and try a little bit of everything! awards year after year after year! 38| Campus Philly Guide Campus Philly Guide |39

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LEAVING TOWN , departing from , is the quickest way to City or Washington, DC. Alternatively, going north, you SEPTA can save money by taking SEPTA Regional Rail is philadelphia’s local transit agency, responsible for regional rail, subways, buses, to Trenton and then transferring to New Jersey and trolleys. septa connects center city with the surrounding neighborhoods and suburbs as Transit from Trenton to New York’s Penn Station. far as trenton, new jersey and wilmington, delaware. Intercity buses are another way out of town. Here’s what you’ll need to ride the system: SEPTA Key Cards are available at SEPTA Sales Offices Buses depart from the terminal near Chinatown or and Fare Kiosks which you can find at the five Center City Regional Rail Stations, all Subway/Elevated JFK Boulevard west of 30th Street Station. Look Stations, and major Bus Loops. Sales Offices and Fare Kiosks accept credit/debit cards and cash. You can up BoltBus, , Greyhound and others for load a daily/weekly/monthly pass or Travel Wallet (pay as you go) on your SEPTA Key. Best part—you $1 flash sales and other discounts. can reload your SEPTA Key online. Quick Trips (single-ride tickets) are also available from Fare Kiosks. Explore New Jersey! Take PATCO from Center Cash (exact change only) is accepted on buses and trolleys and on Regional Rail. For more information, City, with stops along Locust Street and at 8th visit ISEPTAPHILLY.COM. and Market streets. PATCO rides on the Ben Quick Trips (single-ride tickets) are also available from SEPTA Fare Kiosks at all Broad Street and Market- Franklin Bridge into Camden and the suburbs Frankford Line stations and at all Center City Regional Rail stations. The kiosks accept credit/debit cards of Collingswood, Haddonfield and Lindenwold. and cash—no exact change needed! New Jersey Transit trains from 30th Street Station connect to Cherry Hill and Atlantic City. Traveling on SEPTA Regional Rail requires a ticket that can be purchased from a Fare Kiosk or from the conductor onboard, or a monthly or weekly TrailPass; another option is loading a One- AROUND TOWN From Philadelphia International Airport, you can Day Independence Pass to a SEPTA Key card. Trains connect Center City with the surrounding take a cab or rideshare to Center City. SEPTA’s neighborhoods and suburbs as far as Trenton, New Jersey and Wilmington, Delaware. Biking is an inexpensive and popular way to get Airport Line runs every 30 minutes from 5 A.M. to around quickly. Indego, Philadelphia’s bike share midnight and stops at University City; 30th Street system, offers monthly memberships and single Station, Suburban Station and Jefferson Station rides. Check out bicyclecoalition.org/resources for in Center City; and Temple University Station. You safety tips, maps and favorite routes on the Circuit can purchase a Quick Trip from the SEPTA Fare Trails—our regional trail network—plus information Kiosks located at each Airport Line terminal stop. on taking your bike on the bus or train. The Fare Kiosks accept credit/debit cards and cash. A fare can be purchased onboard the train, Need a ride? Lyft, the ride-sharing service, is but only cash is accepted. Several shuttle van the easiest way to get a ride whenever you need companies have good rates, especially for groups; one. Download the Lyft app and get a ride from a call in advance to reserve. friendly driver in minutes.

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The is the running from La Salle University and Temple University in the north through Center City and down to NRG SEPTASEPTA RegionalRegional Station for the Sports Complex. Local trains make every stop. Express trains skip some stops noted on posted maps. For big sporting events, special trains RailRail && RailRail TransitTransit run non-stop from City Hall Station. There is a free READ transfer at City Hall to the Market-Frankford Line.

Doylestown the map The is the Market-Frankford Line (the “El”), University West Trenton Regional Rail New Britain Chalfont which stretches from 69th and Market streets in Link Belt Colmar Yardley Amtrak to: the west, past the University of Pennsylvania and SEPTA Fortuna Warminster Woodbourne New York & 9th Street Rail Transit Langhorne Lansdale NJ Transit to: Drexel University, to the Waterfront Neshaminy Falls New York New Jersey Points Pennbrook Hatboro Trevose North Wales Somerton at 2nd and Market streets in the east, and then Gwynedd Valley Willow Grove Forest Hills Delaware River Penllyn Crestmont Trenton Philmont Ambler Trenton north along the river up to Frankford, through Roslyn Bethayres Transit Fort Washington Center Oreland Ardsley Meadowbrook North Hills Rydal River Line neighborhoods like Northern Liberties, Fishtown Amtrak to: Glenside Noble to Camden Harrisburg Norristown Pittsburgh Jenkintown-Wyncote Levittown and Kensington. The El runs underground (Elm St) Chestnut Elkins Thorndale Main St Hill East Park Norristown through Center City but is elevated aboveground Downingtown Gravers Croydon Norristown Melrose Fox Chase Whitford Norristown Trans. Ctr. Chestnut Wyndmoor Fern Rock Park Eddington elsewhere, hence the “El” nickname. Exton Trans. Ctr. Hill West Mt Airy Trans. Ctr. Malvern Fern Ryers Cornwells Heights Sedgwick Rock Paoli Conshohocken Highland Stenton T.C. Cheltenham Frankford Trans. Ctr. Daylesford St. Martins Washington Lane Spring Mill Olney Lawndale Torresdale Berwyn Allen Lane Germantown T.C. Olney Holmesburg Jct Bridgeport Miquon Carpenter Wister Arrott Trans. Ctr. Strafford DeKalb St Upsal Logan Ivy Ridge Trolley lines follow the ; all stop below Wayne Hughes Park Tulpehocken Church Tacony Schuylkill River St. Davids Gulph Mills Manayunk Chelten Ave Wyoming Erie-Torresdale Bridesburg Matsonford Wayne Jct. Radnor Queen Lane Hunting Park ground between 13th and 30th streets along Market County Line Wissahickon Erie N. Phila (CHW) Tioga Villanova Allegheny Radnor East Falls Allegheny Street, and then branch out across Villanova Rosemont N. Phila Allegheny (TRE) Stadium (Ithan Ave) Bryn Mawr Cynwyd North Broad Huntingdon Garrett Hill at street level. The Trolley runs down Lancaster Haverford York-Dauphin 10 Roberts Rd Susquehanna-Dauphin Temple U. Ardmore Bala Cecil B. Moore Berks Bryn Mawr Front Trolley Route: Avenue, the down Baltimore Avenue, the down Wynnewood Wynnefield Ave 15 to Richmond 34 36 Haverford Girard Fair mount & Westmoreland Ardmore Ave Narberth Trolley Route: Girard Fairmount Frankford Lindbergh Boulevard, the down Chester Avenue Ardmore Jct Merion 15 to 63rd & Girard 40th China- & Delaware NE 13 NW town Wynnewood Rd Overbrook 30th Street Spring Garden Spring Trolley Route: Race-Vine Garden Beechwood-Brookline 10 to 63rd Station Suburban and the down Woodland Avenue. Separate from Penfield Jefferson City Hall Camden 11 & Malvern (Amtrak/NJT) Station Station SW Township Line Rd Walter Rand Trans. Ctr. SE Parkview Mill- Ferry Ave, Camden the others, the 15 trolley operates the length of Girard bourne 63rd 60th 56th 52nd 46th 40th 34th 30th 15th 13th Collingswood 69th Street Trans. Ctr. Westmont Fairfield Ave 11th 8th Independence 5th 2nd Haddonfield Avenue, past the zoo in West Philadelphia, east to the Walnut St 36th Hall Woodcrest Avon Rd 33rd 30th 22nd 19th 13th Hilltop Rd 37th Ashland 40th City Hall Beverly Blvd Trolley Routes: Delaware River Waterfront. Congress Ave Lindenwold Lansdowne Ave 11 to Darby TC Walnut-Locust 9th/10th Drexel Park University NJ Transit to: Drexel Hill Jct 13 to Yeadon/Darby TC Irvington Rd 34 to 61st & Baltimore City 15th/16th Atlantic City Huey Ave 12th/13th School Lane 36 to 80th & Eastwick Aronimink Garrettford Lombard-South 49th St Anderson Ave Drexel Manor Ellsworth-Federal crosses the Ben Franklin Bridge Drexelbrook Marshall Rd Angora LEGEND PATCO’s Drexeline Creek Rd Fernwood-Yeadon Tasker-Morris Scenic Rd Baltimore Ave Springfield Rd Penn St Lansdowne Snyder Market-Frankford Line and serves New Jersey from several stops in Center Saxer Ave Springfield Rd Gladstone Leamy Ave Clifton-Aldan Broad Street Line Woodland Ave Providence Rd & Broad-Ridge Spur City. There are no free transfers between SEPTA Thomson Ave Clifton-Aldan Magnolia Ave Springfield Mall North St Sports & Entertainment Complex Norristown High Speed Line Paper Mill Rd Primos Bartram Ave and PATCO. Vending machines in PATCO stations Pine Ridge Secane Andrews Ave Trolley Lines (Routes 10, 11, 13, 15, Beatty Rd MacDade Blvd Providence Rd Morton Darby 34, 36, 101 and 102) Curtis Park provide tickets along the route. Manchester Ave Swarthmore 102 Regional Rail Lines Edgmont St Sharon Hill (end shows route destination) Monroe St Wallingford Folcroft Jackson St Sharon Hill Glenolden PATCO Line Olive St Moylan-Rose Valley Norwood train to New Jersey (not a SEPTA service) Veterans Sq Prospect Park Media Ridley Park Eastwick Delaware River Free interchange Orange St Crum Lynne (no transfer needed between transit services) RIDE 101 Terminal A The rest of the lines? They show the Regional Rail Media Eddystone (East & West) Pedestrian Connection Chester T.C. Philadelphia Terminal B International (additional fare needed for connecting service) suburban commuting routes. SEPTA’s bus routes are Highland Ave Airport Elwyn Marcus Hook Terminals C & D Wheelchair accessible station Claymont Terminals E & F not shown on the map, but also provide frequent the lines Wilmington INFORMATION Churchmans Crossing Airport and affordable service from the city to the suburbs. Official SEPTA App: Newark Customer Service: 215-580-7800 TDD/TTY: 215-580-7853 Amtrak to: Pay onboard next to the driver with a SEPTA Key or Baltimore Website: www.septa.org Washington DC © SEPTA 2018 cash fare (no change given). ISEPTAPHILLY.COM Penn Treaty Park

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