Known as “Philly,” Philadelphia is the largest city in Pennsylvania and one of the oldest in the country. Founded in 1682, it played an essential role in the founding of the United States of America. This history can still be seen today through many historic buildings, districts, and monuments like the Liberty Bell. Today, Philadelphia …
Downtown Pittsburgh, the city’s financial and business core, is three-quarters of a square mile stacked to overflowing with impressive skyscrapers. At first glance, Downtown appears to be an ultra modern metropolis, but Pittsburgh was founded in the mid-18th century, and still retains many of its original historic features. The district is bounded by two rivers, …
Pittsburgh has a reputation as a hard-working, blue-collar town, and though those labels still apply, it’s also experienced renaissances recently in the areas of food, beer, wine, and the arts. Of course, there are few cities as fanatical about their football teams as Pittsburgh is about its Steelers, but there are plenty of cultural, historic …
Known as the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia is a very hospitable destination for visitors, showcasing some of the most important pillars of American culture. The Old Town area is filled with historical sites, where you can learn about the American Revolution and the Civil War. The city also has a buzzing bar scene, with …
Despite its small size and charming exposition, Harrisburg is one of the most historic and important cities in Pennsylvania. The seemingly unassuming city has a small population, but under the surface, Harrisburg has a lot waiting to be discovered – and not just within its boundaries, but in the wider region of Dutch Pennsylvania that …
A small city located on Pennsylvania’s only coast with the Great Lakes, Erie has many great outdoor activities – both on the lake and in surrounding forests. These, combined with excellent museums and world-class restaurants, make Erie a great tourist destination for visitors looking to escape the busier areas located elsewhere in the Great Lakes …
Water is fascinating and, of course, essential to sustain life. There is immense power in many water features, and those lucky enough to have traveled around the world and seen such wonders as the Victoria Falls in Africa and Iguazu Falls on the border between Brazil and Argentina are unlikely to forget the experience. The …
Lancaster is a unique city located in the heart of America’s Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Because of this location, the city is heavily influenced by Amish, Mennonite and German migrant culture. Lancaster, which used to be the state capital, has many other attractions to offer including museums, historic monuments and agricultural attractions. It is also well-connected …
Casually nicknamed “Philly,” Philadelphia sits in Southeastern Pennsylvania, in the Mid-Atlantic region, and borders Delaware and New Jersey. The former capital of the United States of America, the city is extremely significant to the life and history of the nation. Home to world-class museums and universities, Philly’s architecture and colonial legacy is unrivaled. The birthplace …
The city of Philadelphia offers an endless array of things to do. With its rich historical landmarks like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and other key sights from American history, this city is a must-see for anyone passing through the region. But the wonderful things to see don’t end at Philly’s city limits. This corner …