Catching the train into Penn Station was a treat. The station was clean and making several upgrades. Train arrived on time in the terminal was easy to maneuver through.

Returning from Doylestown on the suburban network we came into this station at the busy time of day on a Friday. The train arrived on time and the signage to the street was clear. There are some U.K. stations that could learn from this experience.

If you haven't been there in a while, you should stop by. The train station has changed dramatically over the years. They had a complete makeover with elevators to street level and an underground mall. You may forget you're in a train station. Plenty of...More

Suburban Station is just awful; there's no sugar coating it. From the panhandlers to the homeless to the low bar shopping, it has no real redeeming value other than providing a method for you to actually leave the area (via train). The tracks are numbered...More

If you like navigating your way through hoards of homeless squatters with NO transit police in site, then Suburban Station is for you. Very SCARY place and SEPTA has no plans to fix the problem.

From city hall the William penn statue high atop to the surrounding buildings the age old craftsmanship and detail rivals Europe. The statuary and public art in and around this area is a great self guided walking tour for all ages and it's FREE! Cool...More

In its heyday Suburban Station was a magnificent example of the success of the Pennsylvania Railroad and others like it. Sadly, with the city's current Mayor more concerned about homeless people (who do have loads of shelters available to them) than the visitors and commuters...More