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Fly From Portland to Philadelphia
Origin | Portland |
|---|---|
Destination | Philadelphia |
Number of Daily Flights | 1 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | Jun 23 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | Jun 23 |
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Cheap flights from Portland to Philadelphia
Get to Portland International Airport (PDX) via public transit by climbing on the TriMet Light Rail.
Flights from PDX to Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) usually last for around four hours and 45 minutes. After you disembark at PHL, climb aboard the SEPTA rail line and sit back while you are whisked to the city center.
Attractions and Tips
A Philadelphia trip isn’t complete without a visit Independence Hall, the building inside which the Declaration of Independence was finalized and signed. While in the area, stop by Liberty Bell Center and check out this classic artifact of colonial American life.
For a taste of Philadelphia deliciousness, the cheesesteak, visit Reading Terminal Market. If you have some munchkins vacationing with you, don’t miss Please Touch Museum, a museum at which children are encouraged to, as the name suggests, touch.
If your appreciation for the historical value of Philadelphia is what brought you to the city, stay in Old City, the neighborhood closest to Independence Park.
If you want access to theaters, shopping and restaurants, try Avenue for the Arts, a central area near the Kimmel Center. The weather changes with the seasons in Philadelphia, and winters can be quite snowy, so plan to visit in the more temperate seasons if you want to avoid the winter hassle.