Free of charge, explore historical battlefields, Soldier’s National Cemetery and the David Wills House, where President Lincoln put the finishing touches on the Gettysburg Address.
For just $2.50 each way, ride the wooden cable cars to see unparalleled views of Pittsburgh’s skyline, named second on USA Weekend Magazine’s list of 10 most beautiful places in America.
Entering the gates is free and most ride rates are under $3.00. Be sure to check out The Phoenix, which was ranked in the top ten wooden roller coasters by the Los Angeles Times.
Home to the Philadelphia Eagles, Lincoln Financial Field is a football fan’s dream. With a majority of the seats along the sideline, you won't miss a second of the action!
Experience the best of PA's agriculture at the Lancaster Farmer's Market, the nation's oldest farmer's market. Visitors will find baked goods, locally grown produce and iconic PA Dutch food.
Herr’s® produces many salty snacks including pretzels, potato chips, popcorn, chocolate-covered pretzels and more! Visitors can take a free tour following the production line from start to finish.
Since 1980 Mount Hope Estate and Winery in Middletown, Pa., has been creating delicious award-winning wines for all occasions. Private wine tastings are available, as are complimentary wine samplings.
All the wines at Moon Dancer Winery in Wrightsville, Pa., are created 17 feet below ground in the cellar. Sit on the patio and enjoy their dry and sweet wines while overlooking the Susquehanna River.
2015 marks the 100th anniversary of Licensed Battlefield Guides at Gettysburg, which means licensed guides can take you on a personal two-hour tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield by car or by bus.
The 2015 U.S. Women’s Open will be held at the Lancaster Country Club July 6-12, 2015. Make a trip to see world-class golf, as this competition reigns as the world’s greatest women’s championship.
In 2015, Knoebels will unveil Impulse, the park’s fifth roller coaster. This new ride features a steel coaster standing 98 feet tall with one big drop and several loops - don't miss it!
Kimpton Hotels is bringing Hotel Monaco to downtown Pittsburgh! Starting February 1, 2015, stay over and experience its rooftop hospitality suite, fitness center, ballroom space, and restaurant.
Enjoy Chocolate Covered February in the Sweetest Place on Earth in Hershey, Pa. With decadent events planned throughout the month, it's the perfect time for chocolate lovers to visit.
Journey back in time to Christmases of the past at the annual Bellefonte Victorian Christmas Dec. 12-14. The celebration includes a candle lighting ceremony, walking tours & horse-drawn buggy rides.
The “Gift of Lights” is the farm’s new drive-through light experience featuring over a mile of thousands of twinkling lights to bring the yuletide season to life - a must-see this holiday season!
The "Crown Jewel of Lake Conneaut" has had many guests who checked in but never checked out. Tour the hotel for a chance to witness the many spirits that still linger around the hotel floors!
The "Crown Jewel of Lake Conneaut" has had many guests who checked in but never checked out. Tour the hotel for a chance to witness the many spirits that still linger around the hotel floors!
Known as the “Symbol of Life and Spirit of Pittsburgh," there have been claims that the Early American Room is haunted, as people witnessed furniture moving, candles lighting and strange odors.
Known as the “Symbol of Life and Spirit of Pittsburgh”, there have been claims that the Early American Room is haunted, as people witnessed furniture moving, candles lighting and strange odors.
Many accounts of paranormal activity have been witnessed at Hotel Bethlehem in Lehigh Valley, but most come from room 932. Experience the strange happenings for yourself this Halloween!
Deemed as “one of the most haunted inns in America,” visitors can tour the tavern where sharpshooters hid out during the Battle of Gettysburg for a chance to witness the spirits they left behind.
A wealth of outdoor recreation encompassing 67,000 acres of park and forest, this area also boasts significant Native American archeological sites and Colonial period history.
Visit the site of one of the most important turning points in the American Civil War. Today, Gettysburg National Military Park offers battlefield tours and other events for visitors from near and far.
The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia is a timeless symbol of freedom and independence. Visit the Independence National Historic Park and learn how the bell changed history beyond its iconic crack.
Join Danville in celebrating fall’s most prized possession during its Pumpkin Palooza, featuring all things pumpkin.
Enjoy all things potato by celebrating one of Cambria County's biggest agricultural exports. Children can enter potato sack races and potato-peeling contests, as well as Tater Tot competition.
As the oldest continuous open air farmers market in the U.S., the Easton Farmers Market boasts the rich and cultural heritage of Easton, as well as fresh produce, flowers and specialty food.
The Meadville Market House serves as a city market and meeting place, offering a variety of products including fresh baked goods, candies, homemade pasta, coffees and crafts, among others.
Voted the fourth best market in the nation by USA Today, Lancaster Central Market has been recognized as America's oldest farmers market and is the best place to find Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine.
Since the late 1800s, this family-owned, award-winning brewery has been pouring a majestic, all-natural blend of fermented heaven. Tour the facilities to discover the process of creating this brew.
