Whether you already live in Philadelphia or are traveling from afar, the following information can help you navigate everything from directions and parking to overnight accommodations.
Get started by using our detailed maps and directions to each of the Temple University campuses. Each map includes parking and accessibility information. You can also take SEPTA, Philadelphia’s public transportation system, to help plan your trip to Temple.
From in-person campus tours to special events and more, there are many ways to visit and experience Temple. Once you plan your visit, the next step is to figure out where to go on campus. For general directions, if you use Google Maps to find Main Campus, be sure to use the following address: 1801 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19122.
For students and families who are visiting our Main Campus for a Weekly Campus Tour, all tours start at the university’s Welcome Center, located at the following address: 1101 W. Montgomery Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19122. The entrance to the Welcome Center is located on North 12th Street. Please keep in mind that you must register first to attend an on-campus tour.
If you are visiting campus for a specific event, you can expect to receive separate instructions regarding directions and parking after you register.
There are multiple options for visitor parking once you arrive at Temple’s Main Campus.
If you are visiting for a Weekday Campus Tour, parking is available in the Montgomery Garage, located at 1859 N. 11th St., Philadelphia, PA 19122. Parking is $6 per hour.
Additional parking options are available throughout campus with both hourly and daily rates. Parking is not validated and credits cards only are accepted.
We know that you may be traveling from outside of the city to visit campus, which is why Temple has partnered with multiple hotels in the area to provide lodging options for students and their families. Special university rates are available for selected locations.
Philadelphia is one of the best U.S. cities for food, so there's always something good to eat. Explore a variety of breakfast and lunch options across Main Campus, or venture off campus to see what the rest of Philly has to offer!
Here is a sample list of what may be available:
Esposito Dining Center at Johnson & Hardwick Halls
Experience an all-you-can-eat dining hall setting for $12.90 per person. Get a feel for where many students dine on a regular basis.
Howard Gittis Student Center food court
Enjoy your favorite bites from brands including BurgerFi, The Halal Shack, Wing Stop, Starbucks and Chick-fil-A (closed Sundays).
Other food options:
Philadelphia is known for its diverse and delicious food scene. With more than 6,000 restaurants, there’s something for everyone. If you plan on sticking around Philadelphia to explore, check out visitphilly.com—the official visitor site for the Philadelphia area—for a list of the best dining experiences in the city.
At Main Campus, you’re only a short subway ride away from the center of Philadelphia. With easy public transit options, you can explore everything the city has to offer—from historic landmarks to its lively arts and culture scene.
Experience Philadelphia’s vibrant culture—its unique neighborhoods and passionate sports scene make it a city full of energy and tradition.
Philadelphia is rich in history, with countless sites that bring America’s past to life. From landmarks that shaped America’s founding to museums preserving centuries of heritage, there’s always something fascinating to explore.
Philadelphia is filled with beautiful parks and outdoor spaces—perfect for relaxing and enjoying nature. Whether you’re walking through gardens, biking scenic trails, or picnicking by the river, there are plenty of spots to unwind and explore.
See all the parks and outdoor spaces you can visit in the greater Philadelphia area.
Our city has a vibrant arts scene, with creativity shining in galleries, theaters, and public spaces. From world-class museums to local art shows, there are endless ways to enjoy diverse art and culture.
Learn more about the visual and performing arts scene in Philadelphia.
