Editing South Philadelphia (section)

=== Driving ===

Major routes include:
* I-76 (Schuylkill Expressway)
* I-95 along the Delaware River
* Broad Street north-south through the center

{{FAQ
| q1 = What is South Philadelphia known for?
| a1 = South Philadelphia is known for its Italian-American heritage, iconic cheesesteak shops (Pat's and Geno's), the Italian Market, and the sports complex housing the Eagles, Phillies, 76ers, and Flyers. It's one of Philadelphia's most distinctive and culturally rich regions.
| q2 = Where did the cheesesteak originate?
| a2 = The cheesesteak was invented in South Philadelphia at Pat's King of Steaks in 1930. Pat Olivieri created the sandwich at 9th and Passyunk, and Geno's opened across the street in 1966, creating the city's most famous culinary rivalry.
| q3 = What is the Italian Market?
| a3 = The Italian Market on 9th Street is America's oldest continuous outdoor market, operating since the 1880s. It features produce vendors, butcher shops, cheese stores, and specialty food sellers. Though less exclusively Italian today, it remains essential to South Philadelphia identity.
| q4 = How do you get to the sports stadiums?
| a4 = The South Philadelphia Sports Complex is accessible via the Broad Street Line (NRG/Pattison Station), which connects directly to Center City. Major highways including I-76 and I-95 also provide access.
| q5 = What neighborhoods are in South Philadelphia?
| a5 = South Philadelphia includes numerous neighborhoods: Passyunk Square, Bella Vista, Queen Village, Pennsport, Point Breeze, Grays Ferry, Whitman, Girard Estates, Packer Park, and parts of Southwest Philadelphia including Eastwick, Elmwood, and Kingsessing.
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