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DIRECTIONS:
Port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cruise Terminal at Pier 1
Philadelphia Naval Business Center (PNBC)
5100 South Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19112
(856) 968-2048
www.cruisephilly.com
From Points East of Philadelphia:
From New Jersey traveling across the
Benjamin Franklin Bridge (BFB) or
Walt Whitman Bridge (WWB):
At the end of the bridge follow signs for I-95 South to Exit 17(Broad Street).
At the bottom of the ramp turn left at the second traffic light onto Broad Street.
Enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Points North of Philadelphia:
Take I-95 South to Exit 17(Broad Street).
At the bottom of the ramp turn left at the second traffic light onto Broad Street.
Enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Points South of Philadelphia:
Take I-95 North to Exit 17 (Broad Street).
The off-ramp merges onto Broad Street North.
Stay to the left and turn left at the first traffic light onto Zinkoff Blvd.
At the next traffic light make a quick left onto Broad Street South.
Stay to the right and enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Points West of Philadelphia:
Take I-76 East to Exit 349 (Broad Street).
Bear right at the end of the off-ramp onto Broad Street South.
Travel 1.0 mile to the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From the Pennsylvania Turnpike:
Take Exit 326 (Valley Forge).
Travel East on I-76.
Exit at 349 (Broad Street).
Bear right at the end of the off-ramp onto Broad Street South.
Travel 1.0 mile to the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From I-476:
Take I-476 South to I-95 North to Exit 17 (Broad Street).
The off-ramp merges onto Broad Street North.
Stay to the left and turn left at the first traffic light onto Zinkoff Blvd.
At the next traffic light make a quick left onto Broad Street South.
Stay to the right and enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Center City Philadelphia:
Take Broad Street South past the Stadiums and into the main gate of the
Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
Pier Parking:
Long Term Parking: Parking is currently $10.00* per day, per vehicles. Additional
fees may apply for larger vehicles. All parking fees are payable in cash as you enter
the facilities.
*Rates are subject to change without notice.
Port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cruise Terminal at Pier 1
Philadelphia Naval Business Center (PNBC)
5100 South Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19112
(856) 968-2048
www.cruisephilly.com
From Points East of Philadelphia:
From New Jersey traveling across the
Benjamin Franklin Bridge (BFB) or
Walt Whitman Bridge (WWB):
At the end of the bridge follow signs for I-95 South to Exit 17(Broad Street).
At the bottom of the ramp turn left at the second traffic light onto Broad Street.
Enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Points North of Philadelphia:
Take I-95 South to Exit 17(Broad Street).
At the bottom of the ramp turn left at the second traffic light onto Broad Street.
Enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Points South of Philadelphia:
Take I-95 North to Exit 17 (Broad Street).
The off-ramp merges onto Broad Street North.
Stay to the left and turn left at the first traffic light onto Zinkoff Blvd.
At the next traffic light make a quick left onto Broad Street South.
Stay to the right and enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Points West of Philadelphia:
Take I-76 East to Exit 349 (Broad Street).
Bear right at the end of the off-ramp onto Broad Street South.
Travel 1.0 mile to the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From the Pennsylvania Turnpike:
Take Exit 326 (Valley Forge).
Travel East on I-76.
Exit at 349 (Broad Street).
Bear right at the end of the off-ramp onto Broad Street South.
Travel 1.0 mile to the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From I-476:
Take I-476 South to I-95 North to Exit 17 (Broad Street).
The off-ramp merges onto Broad Street North.
Stay to the left and turn left at the first traffic light onto Zinkoff Blvd.
At the next traffic light make a quick left onto Broad Street South.
Stay to the right and enter the main gate of the Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
From Center City Philadelphia:
Take Broad Street South past the Stadiums and into the main gate of the
Philadelphia Naval Business Center.
Pier Parking:
Long Term Parking: Parking is currently $10.00* per day, per vehicles. Additional
fees may apply for larger vehicles. All parking fees are payable in cash as you enter
the facilities.
*Rates are subject to change without notice.
HOTELS:
Park Hyatt Philadelphia
1415 Chancellor St
Philadelphia, PA 19102
approximately 4.58 miles from the pier
Latham Hotel - Philadelphia
135 S 17th St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
approximately 4.58 miles from the pier
Club Quarters in Philadelphia
1628 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
approximately 6.81 miles from the pier
Microtel Inn & Suites Philadelphia (Airport)
8840 Tinicum Blvd
Philadelphia, PA 19153
approximately 6.42 miles from the pier
Travelodge - Philadelphia
1227 Race St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
approximately 7.63 miles from the pier
Days Inn Philadelphia Airport
1300 Providence Ave
Chester, PA 19013
approximately 12.59 miles from the pier
Park Hyatt Philadelphia
1415 Chancellor St
Philadelphia, PA 19102
approximately 4.58 miles from the pier
Latham Hotel - Philadelphia
135 S 17th St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
approximately 4.58 miles from the pier
Club Quarters in Philadelphia
1628 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
approximately 6.81 miles from the pier
Microtel Inn & Suites Philadelphia (Airport)
8840 Tinicum Blvd
Philadelphia, PA 19153
approximately 6.42 miles from the pier
Travelodge - Philadelphia
1227 Race St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
approximately 7.63 miles from the pier
Days Inn Philadelphia Airport
1300 Providence Ave
Chester, PA 19013
approximately 12.59 miles from the pier
THINGS TO DO:
* By far the most famous landmark in Philadelphia is the Liberty Bell. Housed in the Liberty Bell
Pavilion, the cracked bell is a symbol of liberty across the nation and a favorite destination for
tourists to this great city. It was formerly hung at the top of Independence Hall, where it rang for
important occasions, including the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence.
* Take a walk through the Museum of Art, featuring works by Picasso, Cezanne, Thomas Eakins
and others.
* Visit Independence Hall. The Assembly Room is where the delegates from the 13 colonies met
to approve the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776; where the design of the U.S. flag
was agreed upon in 1777; where the Articles of the Confederation were drafted in 1781; and
where the Constitutional Convention was held in 1787, producing the U.S. Constitution.
* Explore Franklin Court, Ben Franklin's home and workplace. An underground museum on the
site displays Franklin's various inventions, including a heat-efficient stove to warm houses.
* Stroll down Elfreth's Alley, believed to be America's oldest residential street, with colonial-style
houses dating back to 1728.
* Around the world, Philadelphia is associated with one type of food - cheesesteaks. Here, it's an
art form, and everyone has their own theory on the perfect recipe. But most agree it starts with
a nice roll, some decent beef, onions and Cheez Whiz. The cheesesteak is probably the only
cuisine centered around this food product - but it's an essential ingredient in the perfect
cheesesteak.
* By far the most famous landmark in Philadelphia is the Liberty Bell. Housed in the Liberty Bell
Pavilion, the cracked bell is a symbol of liberty across the nation and a favorite destination for
tourists to this great city. It was formerly hung at the top of Independence Hall, where it rang for
important occasions, including the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence.
* Take a walk through the Museum of Art, featuring works by Picasso, Cezanne, Thomas Eakins
and others.
* Visit Independence Hall. The Assembly Room is where the delegates from the 13 colonies met
to approve the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776; where the design of the U.S. flag
was agreed upon in 1777; where the Articles of the Confederation were drafted in 1781; and
where the Constitutional Convention was held in 1787, producing the U.S. Constitution.
* Explore Franklin Court, Ben Franklin's home and workplace. An underground museum on the
site displays Franklin's various inventions, including a heat-efficient stove to warm houses.
* Stroll down Elfreth's Alley, believed to be America's oldest residential street, with colonial-style
houses dating back to 1728.
* Around the world, Philadelphia is associated with one type of food - cheesesteaks. Here, it's an
art form, and everyone has their own theory on the perfect recipe. But most agree it starts with
a nice roll, some decent beef, onions and Cheez Whiz. The cheesesteak is probably the only
cuisine centered around this food product - but it's an essential ingredient in the perfect
cheesesteak.
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