Destination

Suburban Station

For almost a century, Suburban Station has served Philadelphia as a hub of travel and business. Located in Center City beneath Penn Center, adjacent to City Hall, this Art Deco rail station is a stop on all SEPTA Regional Rail Lines as well as a connection point to the Market-Frankford Line and Broad Street Line.

Nearly 100,000 visitors, travelers, and commuters pass through Suburban Station on a daily basis.

How to get there

On SEPTA of course!! Located in Center City beneath Penn Center, adjacent to City Hall, this art deco rail station is a stop on all SEPTA Regional Rail Lines as well as a connection point to the Market-Frankford Line, Broad Street Line, Bus Routes 2, 4, 16, 17, 27, 31, 32, 33, 38, 44, 48, 62, 124, 125, and Trolley Routes 10, 11, 13, 34, 36.

Fare

There are many ways to get here on SEPTA, there are also many ways to pay. Click here to learn which fare is best for you.

Things To Do

The station is bright, welcoming, convenient, and full of unique and desirable food, drink, and shopping offerings. It’s a whole new way to eat, shop, and ride. For a complete listing of offerings, click here.

Upcoming Local Happenings

Rittenhouse Farmers Market

Rittenhouse Square

Head to Rittenhouse Square every Tuesday and Saturday from 9AM-3PM for their Farmers Market! Leave the driving to SEPTA. Short walk from Suburban Station, hop a Trolley to 19th Street or ride Routes 2, 9, 12, 17, 21 or 42.

Plan Your Trip

Center City District Restaurant Week(s)

Center City Philadelphia

Mark your calendars for expanded dining deals at dozens (and dozens) of Center City’s most sought-after bars and restaurants. From 9/10 thru 9/23 - Center City celebrates the 20th anniversary of its prix-fixe dining deal with two-course lunches priced at just $20 and three-course dinners priced at either $45 or $60, at participating restaurants. Leave the car in park and the driving to SEPTA! Click here to get started!

Plan Your Trip

Fine Arts Show

Rittenhouse Square

The fall edition of this twice-a-year event — the oldest outdoor fine arts show in the country — brings paintings, glassware, sketches and more art to Rittenhouse Square for an outdoor gallery featuring work by talented artists and crafters. Leave the driving to SEPTA. Short walk from Suburban, 15th Street and 19th Street Stations, ride the Broad Street Line to Walnut-Locust or take Routes 2, 9, 12, 17, 21 or 42.