Why You Should Go...
Philadelphia’s famous 30th Street Station is a landmark of Philadelphia, PA, and has been one of the biggest transportation hubs in America since its opening in 1933.
30th Street Station serves as the main stop for Amtrak, the nation’s only high-speed rail operator.
Famous for its iconic neoclassical and art deco design, featuring travertine walls and marble floors, the station features high ceilings with intricate patterns, and large windows allow sunlight to flood into the station.
A record of 30.2 million passengers traveled on Amtrak FY 2011 on more than 300 daily trains - at speeds up to 150 mph (241 kph) - that connect 46 states, the District of Columbia, and three Canadian Provinces.
Amtrak operates trains in partnership with 15 states and four commuter rail agencies. Amtrak features a guest rewards membership, allowing you to earn points towards hotel stays, car rentals, and gift cards.
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Why You Should Go...
Philadelphia’s famous 30th Street Station is a landmark of Philadelphia, PA, and has been one of the biggest transportation hubs in America since its opening in 1933.
30th Street Station serves as the main stop for Amtrak, the nation’s only high-speed rail operator.
Famous for its iconic neoclassical and art deco design, featuring travertine walls and marble floors, the station features high ceilings with intricate patterns, and large windows allow sunlight to flood into the station.
A record of 30.2 million passengers traveled on Amtrak FY 2011 on more than 300 daily trains - at speeds up to 150 mph (241 kph) - that connect 46 states, the District of Columbia, and three Canadian Provinces.
Amtrak operates trains in partnership with 15 states and four commuter rail agencies. Amtrak features a guest rewards membership, allowing you to earn points towards hotel stays, car rentals, and gift cards.
What You Should Know...
Open:
Year-Round
Payment: ATM On-Site
Access: Wheelchair, Public Transportation
Parking: Paid On-site
Available: Concessions, Wi-fi, Bike Storage