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Workation in Philadelphia: the essentials
William Penn laid out Philadelphia in 1682, and his grid still organises Center City, where Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell stand a few blocks from office towers. The city of 1.6 million is dense and walkable, with subway, trolleys and regional rail, plus the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel and Temple. Rittenhouse, Fishtown and Northern Liberties have much of the coworking, and Reading Terminal Market and bring-your-own-bottle restaurants are local institutions. Some districts look worn, and winters are grey. Amtrak's Northeast Corridor puts New York and Washington within easy reach, and Philadelphia International Airport is about 11 km from Center City.
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Philadelphia has a broad offering, from WeWork to Indy Hall and Impact Hub Philly. The scene is established and internet is fast. Prices sit below New York but at US big-city levels.
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