This national natural landmark comes equipped with sandy beaches, miles of hiking and biking trails, great fishing and boating and yes, even a lighthouse. Don’t miss the amazing sunsets.
Stroll 600 ft. out on the remaining support towers of what was once the world’s tallest viaduct, and peer miles out into the Kinzua Gorge and down the partial glass platform at the end of the walkway.
Known as the Grand Canyon of PA, drive along the Pine Creek Gorge for spectacular views, abundant wildlife and beautiful foliage that promise a brilliant fall foliage display in early October.
Due to its exceptionally dark skies, Cherry Springs State Park is one of the best places on the eastern seaboard for stargazing and the science of astronomy. Visit for spectacular night skies!
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.
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.
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.
See and smell the making of the famous Utz Potato Chips at the factory in York, Pa.! Fun for visitors of all ages, see how these favorite snacks are made from start to finish.
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!
If you’re a first-time visitor to PA, you can’t miss the Sweetest Place on Earth! Visit Hershey’s Chocolate World and enjoy the Great American Chocolate Tour, create your own candy bar, and more.
Every year on Feb. 2, people across the globe tune in to see the famed Punxsutawney Phil’s weather prediction. Visit “the Knob” where he makes his prognostication in front of millions each year!
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.
Take a journey along PA’s Route 6, with many of the Keystone State's historic treasures and scenic places. National Geographic called this span of road 'One of America's most scenic drives.'
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.
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.
"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.
