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Philadelphia can be expensive, although it's less so than New York. A cup of coffee will cost $1 at a food cart but $2-$3 at an upscale restaurant; a sandwich will set you back $4-$8. Taxi rides begin at $2.70 and can quickly add up to $6 or more for a ride across Center City. Most sites in Independence National Historical Park are free; museums in the city cost $3-$16.
Prices are given for adults. Substantially reduced fees are almost always available for children, students, and senior citizens.
ATMs and Banks
Automatic teller machines are available in the lobbies or on the outside walls of most banks. They can also be found at branches of the local convenience store chain Wawa, and in larger grocery stores.
ATM Locations
Cirrus (800/424-7787.)
Visa (www.visa.com/mobileatm.)
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