Latrobe (Pennsylvania)
Latrobe is a city in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania.
Understand
Latrobe's history isn't limited to its coal mining and industrial heritage. This small city is home to the invention of the banana split ice cream treat, the first openly professional American football players, and the birthplaces of golfer Arnold Palmer and children's television titan Mr. (Fred) Rogers.
Get in
By plane
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT IATA) is a common way to get in. The Pittsburgh airport is about an hour to an hour in a half away from Latrobe. Many airlines fly in and out of Pittsburgh including Air Canada, American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, and United.
- 🌍 Arnold Palmer Regional Airport (LBE IATA). The airport closest to Latrobe, is found in the surrounding township of Unity. Spirit Airlines is the only carrier to fly in and out of this airport.
By train
- See also: Rail travel in the United States
- 🌍 Latrobe railway station, 329 McKinley Ave.
- Amtrak, ☏ +1 215-856-7924, toll-free: +1-800-872-7245. Operates trains throughout the United States of America. Route stopping at Latrobe:
- Pennsylvanian operates daily between Pittsburgh and New York City with stops in Greensburg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Altoona, Huntingdon, Lewistown, Harrisburg, Elizabethtown, Lancaster, Exton, Paoli, Philadelphia, Trenton, and Newark.
- Amtrak, ☏ +1 215-856-7924, toll-free: +1-800-872-7245. Operates trains throughout the United States of America. Route stopping at Latrobe:
See
- Mozart Hall.
Do
- Great American Banana Split Celebration. Latrobe is the home of the banana split.
Go next
| Routes through Latrobe |
| Pittsburgh ← Greensburg ← | W E | → Johnstown → Harrisburg |
| Pittsburgh ← Greensburg ← | W E | → Bedford → York |
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