​Pennsylvania is a vibrant destination offering the perfect mix of history, nature, culture, and adventure. Explore iconic historical sites like Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the UNESCO-listed Moravian Church Settlements in Bethlehem. Marvel at architectural masterpieces such as Fallingwater and enjoy outdoor activities in scenic parks like Presque Isle State Park. Nature enthusiasts can hike, camp, and stargaze at Cherry Springs State Park. The state is also a shopping haven, featuring the King of Prussia Mall and charming local boutiques.

With award-winning dining, including Amish specialties and craft beverages, along with top amusement parks like Hersheypark, your Great American Getaway starts in Pennsylvania.
Explore Pennsylvania’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites
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Pennsylvania is home to global treasures, recognized for their beauty, innovation, and history:
  • Fallingwater: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, this architectural marvel in the Laurel Highlands seems to float above a rushing waterfall. In spring, its natural surroundings burst with fresh green and vibrant wildflowers.
  • Moravian Church Settlements in Bethlehem: One of the newest entrants to the UNESCO World Heritage List, the settlements offer a rich journey back to 1741 when the Moravians found sanctuary here from religious persecution in Europe. Visit one of the on-site museums or take a guided tour to bring the stories of the Moravian community to life.
  • Independence Hall in Philadelphia: The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States were both signed at this historic landmark located in the heart of Philadelphia. 
Pennsylvania’s State Parks: Your Outdoor Playground
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The great outdoors of Pennsylvania is calling! With state parks, wild forests, and serene lakes just a short drive from Canada, spring is the perfect time to explore:
  • Presque Isle State Park: Hugging Lake Erie’s shoreline, this peninsula offers sandy beaches, scenic biking paths, and perfect spots for birdwatching and boating.
  • Kinzua Bridge State Park: Walk out on the Kinzua Skywalk, a former railway bridge turned glass-floored viewing platform that gives panoramic views of the forested gorge below.
  • Cherry Springs State Park: Known as one of the best stargazing destinations in the world, Cherry Springs is a certified International Dark Sky Park. By day, explore hiking trails surrounded by pristine forests; by night, marvel at dazzling views of the Milky Way and constellations in crystal-clear skies.
One-of-a-Kind Shopping in PA
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From tax-free shopping to quaint local finds, Pennsylvania has shopping experiences you won’t want to miss:
  • King of Prussia Mall: A premier shopping destination on the east coast, King of Prussia Mall features more than 450 stores catering to all interests. When you’ve worked up an appetite, the mall features three food courts and more than a dozen restaurants.
  • Wellsboro’s Main Street: A charming small-town experience in the PA Wilds, where boutique shops, artisan crafts, and antiques invite you to explore at your leisure.
  • Smicksburg: Known for its Amish community, Smicksburg offers handmade quilts, furniture, baked goods, and unique local crafts.
Where Flavor Meets Innovation: Award-Winning Dining Experiences
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Pennsylvania is a paradise for food lovers, packed with award-winning flavors, inventive chefs, and diverse dining spots. With over 20 James Beard Awards under its belt, the state is home to some of the nation’s most celebrated culinary experiences.
  • PA Craft Beer & Spirits: Pennsylvania is a craft beverage paradise, home to breweries like Tröegs Independent Brewing in Hershey, distilleries like Luminary Distilling in Erie, and cideries like Wyndridge Farm in York County. There are also wine trails to explore across the state, from the Lake Erie Wine Region to the hills of Chester County’s Brandywine Valley.
  • Farm-to-Table Experiences: Dine on fresh, locally-sourced fare at spots like Terrain Café in Glen Mills, Fig & Ash in Pittsburgh, or The Settlers Inn in the Poconos — perfect for foodies craving seasonal flavors.
  • Lancaster County’s Amish Country: Known for its irresistible homemade pies, shoofly cake, and fresh-baked breads, Amish Country offers classic comfort food rooted in tradition. Looking for where to start? Shady Maple Smorgasbord, the largest buffet in the United States, features over 200 feet of delicious hand-prepared dishes.
Thrills and Fun: Pennsylvania’s Best Amusement Parks
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Pennsylvania offers everything from adrenaline-pumping coasters to nostalgic family fun:
  • Hersheypark (Hershey): The “sweetest place on earth” offers thrilling roller coasters, a massive water park, and family-friendly rides — all in the town built on chocolate.
  • Knoebels Amusement Resort (Elysburg): America’s largest free-admission park is perfect for old-school fun, with wooden coasters, vintage rides, and classic fair food that keeps visitors coming back.
  • Waldameer Park & Water World (Erie): Overlooking Lake Erie, this charming park combines classic rides, modern attractions, and water slides, all with a lakeside view.
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