Getting Around
Use the SEPTA bus network to easily connect to the Market-Frankford subway line for access to Center City.





Oxford Circle is an established residential neighborhood located in the Northeast section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Named after the prominent traffic circle at its heart, the area is defined by its rows of classic brick homes and a strong sense of community. It is one of the city's most diverse areas, which is reflected in the eclectic mix of shops and restaurants found along its main thoroughfares like Castor and Cottman Avenues. While primarily residential, its proximity to major roads and public transit makes it a convenient spot for exploring the wider Philadelphia region while enjoying a quieter, local pace of life.
Oxford Circle is an established residential neighborhood located in the Northeast section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Named after the prominent traffic circle at its heart, the area is defined by its rows of classic brick homes and a strong sense of community. It is one of the city's most diverse areas, which is reflected in the eclectic mix of shops and restaurants found along its main thoroughfares like Castor and Cottman Avenues. While primarily residential, its proximity to major roads and public transit makes it a convenient spot for exploring the wider Philadelphia region while enjoying a quieter, local pace of life.
Diverse community with a wide range of international cuisines.
Classic Philadelphia row home architecture.
Central location in the Northeast with easy transit access.
Proximity to local parks and green spaces.
The area is primarily residential, offering a quieter experience than downtown Philadelphia.
It is a great base for those wanting to see the 'real' Philadelphia away from tourist crowds.
Public transportation is the most efficient way to reach other parts of the city without a car.
Use the SEPTA bus network to easily connect to the Market-Frankford subway line for access to Center City.
Check out the diverse range of eateries along Castor Avenue for authentic international flavors.
Local living and exploring Northeast Philadelphia's diverse food scene.
USD $
$100-$150 p/day
English, Spanish, Portuguese
Street parking is generally available but can be tighter in the evenings; be mindful of local regulations.
May-June, September-October
Pleasant temperatures make it ideal for exploring the neighborhood's residential streets and local parks.
Expect warm and humid weather; look for local community festivals and indoor shopping centers.
The changing leaves provide a beautiful backdrop for walks through the area's parks.
Cold temperatures are common; focus on the neighborhood's diverse indoor dining scene.