Philadelphia is a wonderful city to explore on foot. Try our visitor-friendly downtown bus loop, the Philly PHLASH, or the city's bike sharing program, Ride Indego. Check out our Get Around page for more suggestions on how to make navigating Philly a breeze.

Convenient, onsite parking is available for visitors who start at the Visitor Center. The AutoPark at Independence Mall is a 24-hour, fully enclosed parking garage operated by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Entrances are located on both 5th and 6th Streets, between Market and Arch Streets.

Collapsible strollers are permitted to board the PHLASH at the driver's discretion. Riders must collapse the stroller before boarding.

You do not need a car to explore Center City Philadelphia. The city is very walkable, and attractions like Independence Hall, Reading Terminal Market, and the Liberty Bell are within walking distance of each other. For longer distances, public transportation is a great option you can take SEPTA, PHLASH Bus, Indego Bike Share or rideshare apps are always an option! See our getting around page.

From Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), the SEPTA Airport Line runs every 30 minutes, stopping at 30th Street Station, Suburban Station, and Jefferson Station. A rideshare or taxi takes about 20–30 minutes to Center City, with taxis offering a flat rate of $32.50. For a budget-friendly option, the PHL Trolley + Market-Frankford Line costs just $2.50. If arriving at 30th Street Station (Amtrak & SEPTA), the SEPTA Regional Rail provides quick connections to Suburban and Jefferson Stations, while the Market-Frankford Line (Blue Line) offers direct service to Old City. If you prefer to walk, it’s about 15–20 minutes to City Hall or Rittenhouse Square. Check out our getting around page.

Since 2003, the Liberty Bell has been on display in a structure located on Independence Mall, called the Liberty Bell Center. No timed tickets are required to visit the Bell, but a security check is required for entry. 

Convenient, onsite parking is available for visitors who start at the Visitor Center. The AutoPark at Independence Mall is a 24-hour, fully enclosed parking garage operated by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Entrances are located on both 5th and 6th Streets, between Market and Arch Streets.

You do not need a car to explore Center City Philadelphia. The city is very walkable, and attractions like Independence Hall, Reading Terminal Market, and the Liberty Bell are within walking distance of each other. For longer distances, public transportation is a great option you can take SEPTA, PHLASH Bus, Indego Bike Share or rideshare apps are always an option! See our getting around page.

The best place for visitor information in Philadelphia is the Independence Visitor Center, located at: 599 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106 (at 6th & Market Streets) Here, you can - Get free maps and brochures, buy tickets for tours and attractions, or ask visitor services for recommendations. We have 3 other visitor centers located around Philly City Hall Visitor Center – Inside Philadelphia’s historic City Hall, Parkway Visitor Center – At the base of the Art Museum steps and LOVE Park Visitor Center – Near the famous LOVE sculpture.

Finding clean public restrooms in Philadelphia can be tricky, but these are the best options - Independence Visitor Center (599 Market St.), Reading Terminal Market (1136 Arch St.), Fashion District Philadelphia (901 Market St.), The Bourse Food Hall (111 S. Independence Mall E.) and Rittenhouse Square (Walnut St. & 18th St.) – Nearest restrooms are inside Barnes & Noble at 18th & Walnut.

Looking for a hotel deal when you visit Philadelphia? The Visit Philly Overnight Hotel Package is a great way to save when you stay over, available year-round with different perks included seasonally.

Learn more and find participating hotels: VisitPhilly.com/PackageHotels

Convenient, onsite parking is available for visitors who start at the Visitor Center. The AutoPark at Independence Mall is a 24-hour, fully enclosed parking garage operated by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Entrances are located on both 5th and 6th Streets, between Market and Arch Streets.

Since 2003, the Liberty Bell has been on display in a structure located on Independence Mall, called the Liberty Bell Center. No timed tickets are required to visit the Bell, but a security check is required for entry. 

Finding clean public restrooms in Philadelphia can be tricky, but these are the best options - Independence Visitor Center (599 Market St.), Reading Terminal Market (1136 Arch St.), Fashion District Philadelphia (901 Market St.), The Bourse Food Hall (111 S. Independence Mall E.) and Rittenhouse Square (Walnut St. & 18th St.) – Nearest restrooms are inside Barnes & Noble at 18th & Walnut.

The Rocky Steps are the 72 stone steps leading up to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, located at 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Climbing these steps is a must-do Philly experience, made famous by Sylvester Stallone in Rocky!

The best place for visitor information in Philadelphia is the Independence Visitor Center, located at: 599 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106 (at 6th & Market Streets) Here, you can - Get free maps and brochures, buy tickets for tours and attractions, or ask visitor services for recommendations. We have 3 other visitor centers located around Philly City Hall Visitor Center – Inside Philadelphia’s historic City Hall, Parkway Visitor Center – At the base of the Art Museum steps and LOVE Park Visitor Center – Near the famous LOVE sculpture.

Philadelphia is known as the “Mural Capital of the World” with over 4,000 murals! For an immersive experience, Mural Arts Philadelphia offers guided mural tours by trolley or walking.

Rocky Statue is at the base of the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps, near Kelly Drive. The exact address is 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130. This iconic statue, originally created for Rocky III, is a popular photo spot for visitors. The statue was created in 1980 by sculptor A. Thomas Schomberg.

From Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), the SEPTA Airport Line runs every 30 minutes, stopping at 30th Street Station, Suburban Station, and Jefferson Station. A rideshare or taxi takes about 20–30 minutes to Center City, with taxis offering a flat rate of $32.50. For a budget-friendly option, the PHL Trolley + Market-Frankford Line costs just $2.50. If arriving at 30th Street Station (Amtrak & SEPTA), the SEPTA Regional Rail provides quick connections to Suburban and Jefferson Stations, while the Market-Frankford Line (Blue Line) offers direct service to Old City. If you prefer to walk, it’s about 15–20 minutes to City Hall or Rittenhouse Square. Check out our getting around page.

You do not need a car to explore Center City Philadelphia. The city is very walkable, and attractions like Independence Hall, Reading Terminal Market, and the Liberty Bell are within walking distance of each other. For longer distances, public transportation is a great option you can take SEPTA, PHLASH Bus, Indego Bike Share or rideshare apps are always an option! See our getting around page.