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Philadelphia is also home to the world’s largest landscaped urban park, Fairmont Park. Within Fairmont’s 8,900 acres of winding creeks, green meadows and 100 miles of rustic trails are early American mansions, historic landmarks, outdoor sculptures and open-air theatres. Also located within Fairmont Park is America’s first zoo, the Philadelphia Zoo. More than 1,600 animals from around the world, picturesque Victorian gardens, outstanding art and historical architecture set the scene for a rewarding visit to the zoo. For more information about Philadelphia, Other helpful links: www.IndependenceVisitorCenter.com Transportation Philadelphia taxis charge a flat rate of $30 for travel between Center City and the airport. Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is served by all major domestic carriers and is a major hub for US Airways. The New International Terminal features 13 new international gates, 56 U.S. immigration booths and more amenities to make your trip to Philadelphia as pleasant as possible. Dress Dress for the Meeting is business casual. Climate Any season is a great time to visit Philadelphia. The average daily temperature in September is 65 – 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Electricity Electricity in United States is 120 Volts. Name Badges Name badges will be given to all delegates at registration. We ask that you wear your badge at all times, including social functions. Special Requirements Every effort will be made to ensure delegates with special needs are catered for. If you require any specific assistance, or catering please give details required on your registration form. |
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Philadelphia 
Listen to the sounds of Philadelphia on the Avenue of the Arts at the new Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. Taste the distinctiveness of world-renowned chefs’ creations at restaurants located on Rittenhouse Row or in Old City. Relive history at “America’s most historic square mile,” Independence Mall, home to the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and the new National Constitution Center. Feel the pulse of the city through touring its neighborhoods such as South Philadelphia’s 125-year-old Italian Market or the stately historic homes on Delancey Street in Old City.