Pennsylvania
United States of America





Popular cities in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Known for Historical, Universities and Museums
Almost 40 million visitors come to this Pennsylvania city each year to see important sites of U.S. history and locations made famous by a popular movie franchise.
Reasons to visit
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Rittenhouse Square
- Pennsylvania Convention Center
Pittsburgh
Known for Sports, Rivers and Theaters
The Steel City shimmers with natural beauty, architectural flair and cultural panache.
Reasons to visit
- PNC Park
- Acrisure Stadium
- Rivers Casino
Lancaster
Known for Shopping, Entertainment and Theaters
Shop for handmade Amish goods, explore a thriving arts scene and visit some of the oldest attractions in America in this south central Pennsylvania city.
Reasons to visit
- Dutch Wonderland
- Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square
- Amish Farm and House
Gettysburg
Known for Historical, Tours and Universities
This town was the site of one of the most significant Civil War battles. Today, visitors can learn more about the event through re-creations and artifacts.
Reasons to visit
- Gettysburg National Military Park
- Gettysburg Battlefield Museum
- Little Round Top
Hershey
Known for Excursions, Chocolate and Theaters
A theme park, a magnificent rose garden and a grand hotel are a few of the features of the model city planned by the father of the Hershey Chocolate empire.
Reasons to visit
- Hersheypark
- Hersheypark Stadium
- Hershey's Chocolate World
Erie
Known for Shopping, Casinos and Islands
This city, which is Pennsylvania’s gateway to the Great Lakes waterways, also offers plenty to do onshore with parks, museums and active entertainment.
Reasons to visit
- Presque Isle Beach
- Warner Theatre
Cities in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia (and vicinity)
Almost 40 million visitors come to this Pennsylvania city each year to see important sites of U.S. history and locations made famous by a popular movie franchise.

Pittsburgh (and vicinity)
The Steel City shimmers with natural beauty, architectural flair and cultural panache.

Lancaster
Shop for handmade Amish goods, explore a thriving arts scene and visit some of the oldest attractions in America in this south central Pennsylvania city.

Erie
This city, which is Pennsylvania’s gateway to the Great Lakes waterways, also offers plenty to do onshore with parks, museums and active entertainment.

Harrisburg
Visit Pennsylvania’s capital to discover fascinating American Civil War history, some of the state’s best museums and glorious Victorian and neoclassical architecture

Hershey
A theme park, a magnificent rose garden and a grand hotel are a few of the features of the model city planned by the father of the Hershey Chocolate empire.

Gettysburg
This town was the site of one of the most significant Civil War battles. Today, visitors can learn more about the event through re-creations and artifacts.
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