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ProductsSolutionsServices
Visitor’s Guide
Philadelphia Regional Sales Centers
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Content
Welcome!
Content............................................................................................................................... 2
Dress Code.......................................................................................................................... 2
Welcome!........................................................................................................................... 3
Endress+Hauser Calibration & Service Center Visitor’s Map........................................ 4
Hotel Information.............................................................................................................. 6
Arrival/Departure and Transfer....................................................................................... 8
We are pleased to welcome you to Philadephia. For your
convenience we have created this guide to aid you in your
visit.
George W. Bush international Airport...............................................................................................................................8
William P Hobby Airport.................................................................................................................................................. 10
Local Attractions.............................................................................................................12
Dining...............................................................................................................................14
Dress Code
Business casual is appropriate for all events. Jeans are appropriate on Friday.
PC Tour / PTU Tour Requirements:
No open toe shoes are allowed within the manufacturing areas of the Product Centers
Due to the PTU mezzanine construction:
• No Shoes with small heels allowed
• Dresses or skirts should not be worn
Julie Henderson- Business Support Specialist-Marketing
Phone: 317-535-1428
E-mail: [email protected]
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Directions from Philadelphia International
Airport to NERC
Directions from Lehigh Valley International
Airport to NERC
1. Head east on Industrial Hwy .................................................................................................................................................43 ft
1. Head west.................................................................................................................................................................................43 ft
2. Slight right toward International Plaza Dr .........................................................................................................................469 ft
2. Slight right toward City Line Rd.......................................................................................................................................... 0.6 mi
3. Take the 1st left onto International Plaza Dr ....................................................................................................................174 ft
3. Slight right onto City Line Rd...............................................................................................................................................144 ft
4. Take the 1st left ................................................................................................................................................................... 0.3 mi
4. Sharp right onto PA-987 S.................................................................................................................................................. 0.7 mi
5. Take the 1st right onto Bartram Ave ................................................................................................................................. 0.6 mi
5. Merge onto US-22 E via the ramp to Bethlehem.............................................................................................................. 0.4 mi
6. Sharp right to merge onto I-95 S ....................................................................................................................................... 0.6 mi
6. Merge onto US-22 E............................................................................................................................................................. 0.7 mi
7. Merge onto I-95 S ................................................................................................................................................................ 4.4 mi
7. Take the PA-378 S exit toward Bethlehem/Schoenersville Rd........................................................................................ 0.2 mi
8. Take exit 7 for I-476 N ........................................................................................................................................................ 0.6 mi
8. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Bethlehem/PA-378 S......................................................................................... 0.2 mi
9. Continue onto I-476 N ......................................................................................................................................................19.4 mi
9. Continue onto PA-378 S...................................................................................................................................................... 9.5 mi
10. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Exit 20 ....................................................................................................................56 ft
10. Turn left onto PA-309 S.....................................................................................................................................................19.4 mi
11. Take exit 20 for Germantown Pike W................................................................................................................................ 0.5 mi
11. Turn left onto Line Lexington Rd.........................................................................................................................................269 ft
12. Merge onto W Germantown Pike ...................................................................................................................................... 2.9 mi
12. Turn right onto County Line Rd........................................................................................................................................... 2.8 mi
13. Turn right onto US-202 N/Dekalb Pike Continue to follow US-202 N .......................................................................... 8.2 mi
13. Turn left onto Horizon Dr (Destination will be on the right)........................................................................................... 0.4 mi
14. Turn left onto PA-463 W.................................................................................................................................................... 0.2 mi
15. Take the 1st right onto Upper State Rd ............................................................................................................................. 1.8 mi
16. Turn left onto Highpoint Dr .................................................................................................................................................459 ft
17. Take the 1st left onto Horizon Dr (Destination will be on the left)..............................................................................459 ft
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Hotel Information
Near Philadelphia Regional Office
Hampton Inn North Wales
121 Garden Golf Boulevard
North Wales, PA 19454
Telephone: 215-412-8255
Fax: 1-215-412-8022
Website:
Hampton Inn/Warrington/Doylestown
1570 Easton Road
Warrington, PA 18976
Telephone: 215-343-8400
Website: http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Hotel Amenities and Services
• Business Center
• Complimentary Printing Service
• Express Mail
• Fax
• Fitness Room
• Pool
Hotel Amenities and Services • Audio/Visual Equipment Rental
• Business Center
• Express Mail
• Fax
• Meeting Rooms
• Photo Copying Service
• Printer
Joseph Ambler Inn
1005 Horsham Road
North Wales, PA 19454
Telephone: 215-362-7500
Website: http://Josephamblerinn.Com/
• Meeting Rooms
• Office Rental
Staybridge Suites Extended Stay
119 Garden Golf Blvd
North Wales PA 19454
Telephone: 215-393-8899
Fax: 1-713-939-1403
• Business Center
• Copying
• E-mail & Internet
• Printer
• Fitness Center
Courtyard By Marriott
544 Dekalb Pike
Montgomeryville, PA 19454
Telephone: 215-699-7247
Website: Http://Www.Marriott.Com/Hotels/Travel/
Phlmm-Courtyard-Philadelphia-Montgomeryville/
• Free high speed internet
• Pool
• Meeting event space
• Fitness Center
Homewood Suites By Hilton Doylestown
2650 Kelly Road
Warrrington, PA 18976
Telephone: 215-343-1300
Website: Http://Hamptoninn3.Hilton.Com/En/Hotels/
Pennsylvania/Hampton-Inn-Doylestown-Dylpahx/Index.
Html
• Audio/Visual Equipment Rental
• Business Center
• Business Phone Service
• Express Mail
• Fax
• Printer
• Video Conferencing Available
• Video Messaging
Homewood Suites By Hilton
1200 Pennbrook Parkway
Lansdale, PA 19446
Telephone: 215-362-6400
Website: Http://Homewoodsuites3.Hilton.Com/En/Hotels/
Pennsylvania/Homewood-Suites-By-Hilton-Lansdale-Ldlpahw/Index.Html
• Business Center
• Fax
• Meeting Rooms
• Modem
• Printer
Normandy Farms
1401 Morris Road
Blue Bell, PA 19422
Telephone: 215-616-850
Website: Http://Normandyfarm.Com/
• Event space
• Business Center
• Golf
• Fitness Center
• Pool
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Arrival/Departure and Transfer
Philadelphia International Airport
Philadelphia International Airport boasts an award-winning concessions program and a variety of passenger-friendly
services and amenities. Spread throughout the Airport’s 7 terminals are more than 160 national and local shops and
eateries including The Gap, Brooks Brothers, Legal Sea Foods, Au Bon Pain, Philadelphia’s Famous Chickie’s and Pete’s,
Pennsylvania Market and many more. Philadelphia Marketplace at the Airport on the B/C Connector has the look and feel
of a shopping mall and features 30 retail shops and a large food court. The Airport’s popular services including private
suites, spas, currency exchange, and more.
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Lehigh Valley International Airport
The passenger terminal at Lehigh Valley Airport was recently renovated and expanded, giving the terminal a contemporary
and fresh look. Among its amenities and services are assistance to people with disabilities, an ATM machine on lower
level, Customer Care volunteers, free baggage carts, mail facilities and a mail-back program.
Rental Cars:
Ten Rental Car facilities are available at the Philadelphia
International and Lehigh Valley International Airports.
• Alamo:
• 717-902-1351 (Lehigh Valley International Arpt)
• 800-327-9633 (Philadelphia International Arpt)
• Avis:
• Budget:
• Dollar Car Rental: 866-434-2226
• Enterprise:
• 717-902-1351 (Lehigh Valley International Arpt))
• Hertz:
• National:
Taxi Services:
Several taxis will be available at the airport upon your
arrival. There are taxi stands located outside on the lower
level terminal drive.
Please be aware that rental car rates may change if we
have negiotated rates.
Also, When requesting a rental car please insure that the EZ Tag
(for all toll roads) is also included.
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Local Attractions
Philadelphia plays home to an astounding collection of museums, artistic venues and historical
attractions. There’s the Liberty Bell, of course — plus amazing art installations, jazz venues,
architectural landmarks and much more.
Philadelphia Museum of Art The Philadelphia Museum
of Art was forever immortalized in the classic Rocky
film franchise. While the “Rocky Steps” draw a slew of
visitors who want to reenact Stallone’s on-screen training
regimen, the museum is even more impressive inside. The
astounding art collection here comprises more than 200
galleries housing more than 227,000 works in media,
including photography, sculpture, paintings, textiles and
more.
• Address: 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia,
PA 19130
• Telephone: (215) 763-8100
• Hours: Monday: Closed , Tuesday–Sunday: 10:00
a.m.–5:00 p.m., Wednesday and Friday evenings: Open
until 8:45 p.m.
The Rocky Statue and the Rocky Steps The Rocky Statue
and the Rocky Steps are two of the most popular attractions
in Philadelphia. We don’t have an exact visitor count, but
if we did it would be near the top. The Art Museum steps
have been declared the second most famous movie location
in the entire world(!!). Visiting the statue, running up the
steps, and taking a picture at the top is pretty much a must
on your first visit to Philly. It’s a right of passage.
• Address: Art Museum Steps, (To the right of the base of
the Art Museum Steps), Philadelphia, PA 19019
Reading Terminal Market The number one most visited
attraction in Philadelphia is Reading Terminal Market, the
city’s famous indoor foodie paradise that is a one-stop shop
for everything from local produce and delicious sandwiches
to artisanal cheeses and desserts. More than six million
people(!) a year visit the market and for good reason: it’s
amazing.
• Address: 12th and Arch Streets,Philadelphia, PA 19107
• Telephone: (215) 922-2317
• Hours: Monday- Saturday - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Sunday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Independence National Historical Park Known as the
birthplace of American democracy, Historic Philadelphia’s
Independence National Historical Park (INHP) is located
on the site of many of the seminal events that carried the
nation through its founding as a global leader of democratic
ideals. INHP welcomes more than 3.5 million visitors every
year.
• Address: 1 North Independence Mall, West Philadelphia,
PA 19106
• Telephone: (215) 965-2305
• Hours: Monday - Sunday - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The Liberty Bell Center The majority of the 3.5 million
visitors to Independence National Historical Park every
year line up to see what is the park’s most visited and most
famous attraction, the Liberty Bell.
• Address: 526 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
• Telephone: (215) 965-2305
Independence Hall While historical attractions abound in
Philly, Independence Hall has particular significance to the
development of the nation. In this building in 1776, the
Founding Fathers came together to sign the Declaration
of Independence. Eleven years later, representatives from
a dozen states met here to lay the framework for the U.S.
Constitution. Today, the building is the centerpiece of
Independence National Historical Park, and guided tours
are available to visitors year-round..
• Address: 520 Chestnut Street,Philadelphia, PA 19103
• Telephone: (215) 965-2305
• Open 365 days a year. Hours vary by season.
The Philadelphia Zoo Situated on 42 acres of lush
gardens, the Philadelphia Zoo is home to nearly 1,300
animals — many rare and endangered. In addition to leading
the way in conservation efforts, America’s first zoo features
award-winning exhibits such as First Niagara Big Cat Falls,
the McNeil Avian Center, the PECO Primate Reserve and
seasonal family-friendly events. The zoo welcomes more
than a million visitors every year.
• Address: 3400 West Girard Avenue, (34th St. and Girard
Ave.), Philadelphia, PA 19104
• Telephone: (215) 243-1100
The Franklin Institute The Franklin Institute, the region’s
premier science museum, features a full city block of
kid-friendly exhibitions, such as the walk-through Giant
Heart, Space Command, Sports Challenge, Electricity and
Changing Earth. It’s also home to the Tuttleman IMAX
Theater and the renowned Fels Planetarium.
• Address: 222 N. 20th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
• Telephone: (215) 448-1200
• Hours: Monday - Sunday - 9:30 a.m. to 5:00
The bell now called the
Liberty Bell was cast in
the Whitechapel Foundry
in the East End of London and sent
to the building currently known
as Independence Hall, then the
Pennsylvania State House, in 1753.
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Dining
Honey The dining room glows with soft candle light, the
music is intoxicating, the service warm and engaging, and
the food… Unforgettable. No details are overlooked at
Honey, American cuisine.
http://www.honeyrestaurant.com/
• Address: 42 Shewell Avenue, Doylestown, PA 18901
• Telephone: (215) 489-4200
• Open for dinner only starting at 5:00pm
• Reservations Recommended
Cross Culture Cross Culture is an award winning, up-scale
restaurant serving Indian haute cuisine prepared with
knowledge and care using the finest vegetables and lean
meats.
http://www.crosscultureindiancuisine.net/
• Address: 62-64 West State Street, Doylestown,
PA 18901
• Telephone: (215) 489-9101
• Open for lunch or dinner 11:30am-10:00pm
Penn Taproom The Penn Taproom offers a varied menu
of soups, salads, sandwiches, steaks, fish and seafood.
To complement the food there is a wide variety of craft
beers and high end liquor selections. The newly renovated
building offers a classic, full bar downstairs and an upstairs
dining room.
http://www.penntaproom.com
• Address: 80 West State St., Doylestown, PA 18901
• Telephone: (215) 230-7299
• Open for lunch or dinner 11:00am-Midnight (Mondays
open at 4:30pm)
Dalessandro’s Steaks & Hoagies Dalessandro’s serves
a wide assortment of domestic and imported beers
and gourmet soda along with the best sandwiches in
Philadelphia.
http://dalessandros.com
• Address: 600 Wendover Street, Philadelphia, PA 19128
• Telephone: (215) 482-5407
• Open for lunch or dinner 11:00am-Midnight
Bank & Bourbon Bank & Bourbon features an innovative
barrel-aging program for house aged liquors and creative
cocktails under the guidance of its experienced Bourbon
Master, an inherently American menu by celebrated
Executive Chef Thomas Harkins that offers creative,
seasonal interpretations of classic dishes - all in a
comfortable, relaxed setting.
http://bankandbourbon.com
• Address: 1200 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
• Telephone: (215) 231-7300
Blue Dog Family Tavern The menu features casual fare
such as cheese steaks, hummus of the day, and quesadillas,
as well as full entrees -- AWARD WINNING favorites
include our RIBS & CRABCAKES.
http://www.bluedog.cc/
• Address: 4275 County Line Rd., Chalfont, PA 18914
• Telephone: (215) 997-9988
• Open for lunch or dinner 11:00am-2:00am
The Metropolitan American Diner & Bar
http://www.metrodinerbar.com/main_menu.html
• Address: 750 Upper State Road, North Wales, PA 19454
• Telephone: (215) 361-1603
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
http://www.ironhillbrewery.com/northwales/
• Address: 1460 Bethlehem Pike, Ste 100, North Wales,
PA 19454
• Telephone: (267) 708-2739
Ooka Japanese
http://www.ookasushi.com/
• Address: 764 Bethlehem Pike, Montgomeryville, PA
18936
• Telephone: (215) 361-1119
Paganini Ristorante
http://www.paganinidoylestown.com/
• Address: 81 W. State Street, Doylestown, PA 18901
• Telephone: (215) 481-5922
• Open for lunch 11:00am-3:00pm; dinner
3:00pm-10:00pm
KC Prime
http://www.kcprimerestaurant.com/PA%20location/index.html
• Address: 1580 Easton Rd., Warrington, PA 18976
• Telephone: (267) 483-8075
• Check website for hours, they vary daily
TJ Smith’s
http://www.tjsmiths.com/id1.html
• Address: 1585 Easton Rd, Warrington, PA 18976
• Telephone: (215) 343-1440
Los Sarapes
http://www.lossarapes.com/index.html
• Address: 17 Moyer Rd., Chalfont, PA 18914
• Telephone: (215) 343-8925
• Check website for hours, they vary daily
Philadelphia
Endress+Hauser, Inc.
2350 Endress Place
Greenwood, IN 46143
Tel: 317-535-7138
Sales: 888-ENDRESS
Service: 800-642-8737
Fax: 317-535-8498
[email protected]
www.us.endress.com
Endress+Hauser, Inc.
500 Horizon Dr.
Suite 502
Chalfont, PA 18914
215-822-4710
www.us.endress.com
November 2014
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