Center City

• The fifth largest city in the United States seems more like a village
• It is only two miles from the Delaware River (the eastern boundary) to the Schuylkill River (the western boundary)
• America's most historic square mile includes Philadelphia's Waterfront and Historic Park
• Explore the streets where George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson walked
• Enjoy the world-renowned Philadelphia orchestra, Art Museum, or the Walnut Street Theater, America's oldest theater
• Choose from a multitude of excellent restaurants designed to please the discriminating palate
• Wander through antique shops, boutiques, or art galleries

University City

• An historic neighborhood of tree-lined streets and Victorian homes
• A cosmopolitan community, famous for its institutions of higher education (University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University), health care (Children's Hospital and the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania) and research
• A destination of international character, brimming with a wide variety of restaurants, museums, galleries and entertainment venues
• Home to the Amtrak Station, the nations second busiest rail terminal
• Minutes from center city by public transportation

Chestnut Hill

• Philadelphia's official "Garden District"
• A charming village only 20 minutes from center city
• A wondrous combination of old world charm and contemporary style.
• An enchanting place of gardens, history and architecture
• A place to shop, dine, or stroll the beautiful cobblestone Avenue
  
  

  
  

City Line

• Home to the Barnes Foundation, one of the world's finest private collections of
  post -impressionist paintings
• Home to St. Joseph's University
• 12 minutes from center city by commuter train
• Gateway to the Main Line suburbs and colleges