Liberty Place skyscraper (in background), and City Hall (in foreground) - in the 1980s, Liberty Place was the first building in Philadelphia to surpass the height of William Penn's hat, on the top of City Hall Tower. To get a better view of the contrast between the two buildings, just click directly on the photo to enlarge it.

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Traveling to Liberty Place

The best way to reach Liberty Place, is via SEPTA Regional Rail. Nearly all Regional Rail trains will stop at Suburban Station, which is just a short walk away. Located at 16th Street and John F. Kennedy Boulevard, just head in the direction of 17th Street.

The walking distance between One Liberty Place (the nearer of the two skyscrapers) and Suburban Station is only a block and a half - 0.14 miles, to be exact.

A Map of Liberty Place and the Surrounding Area

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