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!
Tour the home of the only known civilian to die in the Battle of Gettysburg, Jennie Wade. Bullet holes can still be seen in the kitchen where she was tragically shot while baking bread for soldiers.
Tour the home of the only known civilian to die in the Battle of Gettysburg, Jennie Wade. Bullet holes can still be seen in the kitchen where she was tragically shot while baking bread for soldiers.
It’s said that lingering spirits still haunt the cells of this National Historic Landmark in Philadelphia. Make your way through one of America’s most haunted prisons for a chilling experience!
"The Niagara of Pennsylvania" is among the state’s most iconic scenic attractions. A network of hiking trails and bridges afford fabulous views of the eight waterfalls and the surrounding forest.
Art buff? Visit the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, highlighting one of the most influential American artists of the 20th century and the largest museum in the U.S. dedicated to a single artist.
In the Assembly Room of this National Historic Site in 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted and a new nation was born. Visit the birthplace of America for history and charm.
Have you ever ridden a world-famous Harley Davidson® motorcycle? Visit the Tour Center in York, Pa., to see how each bike is made and sit on current production motorcycles!
Named one of 12 landmarks that will change the way you see the world by Travel + Leisure magazine, this Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece is known as a 20th century architectural milestone.
Located 10 miles northwest of Gettysburg, the National Apple Harvest Festival began 50 years ago with the Adams County Fruitgrowers Association.
Celebrate the 44th Annual Covered Bridge Festival in small-town America among some of the most picturesque “kissing bridges” in Pennsylvania, held at two covered bridges in Greene County.
The 159th annual Bloomsburg Fair is the largest agricultural fair in Pennsylvania, covering more than 236 acres. Top-notch musical acts entertain the crowd at the grandstand each evening.
Celebrate the 44th Annual Covered Bridge Festival in small-town America among some of the most picturesque “kissing bridges” in Pennsylvania, held at two covered bridges in Greene County
Enjoy a workday lunch or shop for a dinner party at the Ardmore Farmers Market. From the produce of Lancaster County to fresh flowers and gourmet cheese, this market has something for all.
As Pennsylvania's largest indoor farmers and flea market, the Saturday's Market offers more than 300 vendors to guests! In warmer months, visitors can also shop from hundreds of outdoor merchants.
For the past 39 years, local gardeners, bakers, horticulturalists, bee keepers, and meat suppliers have been offering their wares at the Warren Farmers Market, held each Saturday from June-October.
The State College Farmers Market is held every Friday from May 4 – Nov.16. All vendors produce or grow what they sell and offer freshness, high quality, reasonable prices and convenience for visitors.
At the U.S. Mint, visitors can watch from 40 feet above the factory floor as large coils of copper and nickel are fed through presses to produce one million coins in just 30 minutes
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.
At the U.S. Mint, visitors can watch from 40 feet above the factory floor as large coils of copper and nickel are fed through presses to produce one million coins in just 30 minutes
After a day of skiing or snowboarding, tag along with one of the groomers at Seven Springs for a Snowcat ride at 1 p.m., 12 a.m., or 1 a.m. to learn about the snowmaking systems.
A team of 180 artisans help produce the unique figurines at Byers' Choice Christmas Museum & Gift Emporium. Watch from the observation deck as artists paint the clay faces of future figurines.
On the Daffin’s Candies tour in Sharon, Pa., visitors get a chance to size up copper kettles with buttercream, chocolate creatures for certain holidays and a 300-gallon vat filled with chocolate.
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.
Go hog wild on the free Harley-Davidson® Vehicle Operations tour to walk the line and watch how quickly flat metal is pressed to form gas tanks, fenders, frames and more!
At the U.S. Mint, you can now watch from 40 feet above the factory floor as large coils of copper and nickel are fed through presses to produce one million coins in just 30 minutes.
The Clarion River offers a unique experience of varying water conditions. Paddle or motor boat along the Clarion River Water Trail for spectacular views of wildlife, geology and forests.
Dragon boating, once a primitive sport for exclusive boaters, has enjoyed resurgence worldwide, including the waters of Pittsburgh! Visit to cruise the rivers of the Steel City with this unique sport.
