Chestnut Hill
Chestnut Hill is 25 minutes from Center City Philadelphia nestled near Wissahickon and Cresheim creeks. It is known as a picturesque National Register Historic District thanks to its rich greenery and historic charm. Chestnut Hill is known for its historic mansions, Victorian homes, and hidden gems like the Morris Arboretum. Germantown Avenue is lined with cobblestone streets, historic facades, shops, galleries, and restaurants–creating a lively yet quaint village atmosphere.
How to Get There
The SEPTA Chestnut Hill West Regional Rail Line stops at the top of “the Hill” on Germantown Avenue. The Chestnut Hill East station is located at 101 E. Chestnut Hill Avenue. SEPTA Bus Routes 23, 77, 94, 134, and L also run in the neighborhood.
Things to Do
Chestnut Hill is open for business! Chestnut Hill’s independent businesses, shops, and restaurants are committed to welcoming visitors safely following city and state guidelines. Shop at small boutiques, dine outdoors, and stroll the cobblestoned Avenue amid the scenery of Philadelphia’s Garden District.
