Come explore the natural and urban wonders of the Keystone State where there's something fun and exciting for everyone!
During your visit, make sure you check out the bustling area of Philadelphia. The Kids will love visiting Adventure Aquarium and snacking on potato chips at the Herr's Factory. Take a historical tour of the Betsy Ross House, or catch a basketball game with the Philadelphia 76ers.
For those looking for an adrenaline rush, visit Hershey Park for roller coasters and of course, plenty of chocolate! In Pennsylvania, there's something for everyone!
With so much to do in Pennsylvania and the uniqueness of each of its regions, you’ll hardly miss traveling in or through other neighboring states!
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Welcome to Pennsylvania!
Come explore the natural and urban wonders of the Keystone State.
With so much to do in Pennsylvania and the uniqueness of each of its regions, you’ll hardly miss traveling in or through other neighboring states!
The northern region of Pennsylvania consists of the main towns of State College, Williamsport, Bradford, and Warren. Smaller well-known towns in northeast Pennsylvania include Montrose, Tunkhannock, Bloomsberg, Muncy, Danville, and Lock Haven.
Popular events include Art In the Wilds, held in late June annually at Evergreen Park in Kane (www.artinthewilds.org) and the Centre County Grange Fair & Encampment, held in late August annually at Centre Hall (www.grangefair.net). The Pennsylvania Military Museum in Boalsburg is a popular ongoing attraction you’re sure to want to visit (www.pamilmuseum.org).
The southern region of Pennsylvania consists of the main towns of Altoona, Johnstown, Huntingdon, Harrisburg, York, Lebanon, Reading, and Lancaster. Smaller well-known towns in southern Pennsylvania (include Bedford, Lewistown, Breezewood, Chambersburg, Carlisle, Gettysburg, Hershey, Mahoney City, and Pottsville.
Popular events include the Appalachian Trail Museum Dedication, held in early June annually at Pine Grove Furnace State Park (http://gardners.atmuseum.org) and a live theatre production, held in early June at Mt. Gretna Playhouse in Mt. Gretna (www.gretnatheatre.com). The Kutztown Folk Festival in early July is an event not to be missed (www.kutztownfestival.com)!
The eastern region of Pennsylvania consists of the main towns of Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, and Philadelphia. Smaller well-known towns in eastern Pennsylvania include Hazleton, Stroudsburg, Jim Thorpe, Easton, Bethlehem, New Hope, Doylestown, Pottstown, Valley Forge, and Chadds Ford.
Popular events include the Pocono 500, held in early June annually, and the Pennsylvania 500, held in early August annually, both at the Pocono Raceway in Long Pond (www.poconoraceway.com) and Outdoor Movie Night, in late June and late July, at Sonic Drive-In in Elverson (www.usatheatres.com). A great ongoing event is the Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton (www.nps.gov/stea).
The western region of Pennsylvania consists of the main towns of Erie, Pittsburgh, and New Castle. Smaller well-known towns in western Pennsylvania include Titusville, Beaver Falls, Monroeville, Uniontown, Waynesburg, Latrobe, Butler, Kittanning, Franklin, Sharon, Hermitage, and Mill Run.
Popular events include the Twilight Tour of Fallingwater, held in late August annually at Mill Run (www.fallingwater.org) and the Fireworks Festival, held annually in early July in New Castle – the fireworks capital of America (www.fireworkscapitalofamerica.com). Pittsburgh is known for its delicious handmade perogies, so be sure to have some authentic perogies if you visit Pittsburgh!
For more great places to visit in Pennsylvania, make sure to check out Ettractions.com for great ideas, deals, discounts and more. Ettractions.com is your place for valuable visitor information across the USA. Use the tabs above to find places to stay, play, eat and shop. With thousands of destinations to choose from, your day-trip, weekend getaway or vacation is sure to be a fun-filled memorable experience!
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