During the Constitutional Conv. here, Ben Franklin wondered whether the sun carved into George Washington’s chair symbolized the rising or the setting of the new nation. He decided it was rising. Read more.
Ok ghost hunter, hope you’re not easily spooked. Check out the Towne Tour and tell the General’s ghost we said hi. Read more.
One of PA’s most visited natural wonders and for good reason, it’s a stunning underground view. Pack a sweater or hoodie, it gets chilly as you descend 125 feet. Read more.
Get your steampunk on and see some of the first oil rod lines. Oh, and don’t step too close to the Nitro truck. Read more.
South Philly’s new trendy shopping area, stroll here for gourmet Italian and independently owned specialty shops and boutiques. Read more.
The epitome of farm fresh. Go ahead and pick your own strawberries straight from the field. Read more.
Don’t let the rustic, white-washed barn exterior fool you, inside you’ll find a polished gallery and showroom featuring the largest Art Pottery collection in PA. Read more.
Tour America On Wheels to learn about the history of automotive transportation in the United States. Exhibits range from personal transportation vehicles to the grand Mack© Trucks.
Visitors can view displays at the Vaughn L. Beals Tour Center that detail the plant’s history and guide them through the manufacturing process at the site of Harley-Davidson©’s largest plant.
The Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum has one of the world's greatest collections of racing sports cars in Philadelphia with more than 65 historically significant vehicles.
The museum rotates through 150 vehicles from the oldest private car collection in the U.S., spanning nearly 100 years. Visitors can view one-of-a-kind vehicles like a 1936 Duesenberg & a 1920 Carroll.
Cruise through history with a visit to the Antique Automobile Club of America. With more than 150 vehicles, it's one of the largest automotive museums in the nation.
Located in Altoona, Pa., Lakemont Park is the eighth oldest amusement park in the U.S.! More than 30 rides and attractions await for a fun-filled day.
Discover historical artifacts from the people of Boalsburg, the birthplace of Memorial Day, with free admission to the Boalsburg Heritage Museum, housed in the 1825-built home of Sara Sweet.
Enjoy free admission to wander the park’s more than 40 miles of trails, cast a line out on miles of trout streams or explore three state park natural areas, including scenic views of Boulder Field.
Take a free tour and enjoy the fresh smell of beer in production, discover the hand-dug fermentation caves once used for cooling kegs and grab a stool at the bar to enjoy a glass of the classic lager.
Penn State fans, visit the All-Sports Museum to discover how much you really know about the legends of the blue and white! The museum is located in the southwest corner of Beaver Stadium.
At the Lancaster Polo Club, beautiful horses pair with gorgeous countryside. You can sit carside on a Sunday afternoon from June to Oct. to watch the matches and enjoy the lively social scene.
Stock cars burn rubber from March to October at Lernerville Speedway, a Pittsburgh-area raceway. Catch the headline race, the Don Martin Memorial Cup, to honor the track's former operator Don Martin.
Tastykake® is one of the largest baking companies in the U.S. and is known for its delectable products such as Krimpets, Kandy Kakes and Donuts. Visitors can tour the facility in Philadelphia.
Get the scoop on how ice cream and Turkey Hill® Iced Tea are made at the Turkey Hill® Experience in Lancaster County. Visitors can create their own ice cream flavor and even star in a commercial.
Enjoy Pennsylvania grapes in wine created by a California winemaker. Located in Lancaster, guests can tour the winery and see the combination of traditional and new technologies Tamanend uses.
Reid’s Orchard and Winery in Orrtanna, Pa., makes red and white wines using Appalachian oak barrels. Guests can enjoy a variety of events and wine tastings that are often held at the winery.
The Bloomsburg Fair, the largest agricultural fair in PA, is celebrating its 160th anniversary in 2015, featuring performances each evening, hundreds of exhibits, a monorail ride, and more.
A new state-of-the-art planetarium, a Nature Explorer Gallery and an expanded gift shop are part of the renovation of Lancaster's North Museum of Natural History and Science that will open in 2015.
The Kinzua Bridge State Park Visitors Center will open in spring 2016, featuring a small retail store, interactive displays and views of the Kinzua Sky Walk! A must-see for the whole family.
Take a journey back in time at the annual Bellefonte Victorian Christmas December 12-14, 2014. Ring in the season with a variety of Victorian traditions, such as tea parties, home tours and much more!
Koziar’s Christmas Village has grown drastically into a massive display of lights and attractions, boasting awards such as Best Outdoor Christmas Display in the World from Display World Magazine.
Hudson’s Haunted Hollow in Rockwood brings to life the story of events that occurred in the hollow after the remains of a soldier resting were brutally disturbed and awaken.
Hotel of Horror is the Pocono Mountains premier haunted house with three state-of-the-art walk through attractions that will be sure to spook you this Halloween!
