Great place to people watch, grab a cup of joe, buy your sweetie some posies or drink in the grandeur, architecture & art pieces. Don’t forget to check out the outside plaza, The Patio.
Carpenters' Hall stands out architecturally. Its proportions are perfect; it has a sense of balance, of time & place. Carpenters’ Company (oldest trade guild in US, founded in 1724) still owns it!
How many convention centers can be reached directly from a train station & have a first-rate farmer's market as their food court? Add in the fab artwork & you'll see why the PCC has oodles of charm
What else can you say about Isaiah Zagar? He's a magic (gardens) man. The fun, funky Magic Gardens includes a fully mosaiced indoor gallery & a massive outdoor labyrinthine mosaic sculpture.
This museum will enlighten you culturally and intellectually through their exhibitions, programs, art, history and by telling the story of African Americans in all its permutations.
Fun is definitely on tap at this tavern. And if you're looking to make a life-long friend, may we suggest the gift of a custom made BEER BASKET (!!!!) for the beer lover on your list.
From creative art classes to exhibits to programs for teachers, you're sure to be inspired by this region's visual artists. Don't forget to stop by the Museum Café for some gastronomical art!
The Mummers Day Parade is a beloved Philadelphia New Year's tradition. Celebrating its 115th anniversary in 2016, the parade brings 10,000 performers in elaborate costumes and live music.
2016 marks the 130th anniversary of Groundhog Day. This unique holiday draws over 30,000 spectators to see the famous Punxsutawney Phil give his prediction. This is a bucket list attraction to see!
The new Kalahari Resort inthe Poconos has 100,000 square feet of wet & wild indoor fun with waterslides and more!
Lounge poolside or enjoy the more than 37 rides, slides and attractions at the biggest waterpark in Pennsylvania, Camelbeach Mountain Waterpark in Tannersville, Pa.
Hersheypark® is in “The Sweetest Place on Earth,” Hershey, Pa. Have a sweet experience with more than 70 rides and attractions including Laff Trak, the first indoor, spinning glow-coaster in the U.S.
Enjoy free fun year-round at the home of Punxsutawney Phil. Pose in front of the Punxsy Phil sign, dance on the big stage or even make your own weather prognostication!
Free admission includes the chance to learn about the 3,200 acres of Presque Isle and the various forms of life on the peninsula while enjoying the view from Lake Erie, Pennsylvania’s only shoreline.
You know what fans say about “Any Given Sunday.” Well, at Pocono Raceway, anything can happen when all 43 NASCAR® teams converge to “Start Their Engines” and race for the checkered flag!
What started as three teams grew to 7,000 teams in 2014, making the Little League World Series the world's largest organized youth sports program. See the spectacle for yourself Aug. 20–30, 2015!
Enjoy a game at beautiful PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, which was ranked one of the five iconic ballparks in the U.S. by Roadtrippers.
Heinz Field is home to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the fifth-oldest franchise in the NFL. Catch a game and enjoy the views of this iconic city!
The famous Peeps® are made right here in Bethlehem, Pa. For more than fifty years, Peeps candy has been a tasty treat for spring!
Pittsburgh is known for its rich Polish heritage, which is why a visit isn't complete without a stop to Pierogies Plus. See why this restaurant has been voted "Pittsburgh's Best Pierogi."
Visitors can't make a trip to Philadelphia without trying the famous Pat's cheesesteak. Since 1930, this iconic establishment has been making Philly cheesesteaks on fresh Italian rolls.
Utz® is the largest independent, privately held snack brand in the U.S., producing more than one million pounds of potato chips a week. Visitors can get a behind-the-scenes look at how they're made.
Perched on top of a mountain in Hanover, Pa., this winery is surrounded by wildlife. Cindy Sterner opened its doors to the public in 2006, seven years after she began experimenting with making wine.
This unique winery in Loganville, Pa., began when 18 winery owners decided to collaborate on their expertise. This proved successful, as this winery won five medals at the 2015 PA Farm Show.
Perched on top of a mountain in Hanover, Pa., this winery is surrounded by wildlife. Cindy Sterner opened its doors to the public in 2006, seven years after she began experimenting with making wine.
Across its six acres of vineyards in Brogue, Pa., Allegro Winery grows seven varieties of grapes. This winery also holds several events, such as wine and chocolate tastings for guests to enjoy.
Each bottle of wine from Four Springs Winery is handcrafted from grapes grown on family-owned land in southern York County. This winery also offers personalized gift baskets for your loved ones.
The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum will debut its renovated/expanded visitors center in spring 2015, including expanded galleries, interpretive exhibits, meeting space and commercial style kitchen space.
Camelback Mountain will open the Camelback Lodge & Indoor Waterpark in the spring of 2015. The eight-story hotel will feature a 125,000 square-foot highly-themed indoor adventure waterpark!
Kalahari Resorts will launch a $230 million, 150-acre complex in the Pocono Mountains in summer 2015, offering indoor and outdoor waterparks, as well as 457 African-themed guest rooms.
