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Pennsylvania Vacation Guide

Pennsylvania's history is as old as the nation that it is a part of. It has gone under a variety of nicknames over the years, such as “The Keystone State” in regards to its importance as not only a central location for the original 13 colonies of the United States, but also for the number of documents that have been signed in the state of the founding of the country, such as the Declaration of Independence. In addition, cities like Philadelphia date back to the Revolutionary War. The state is also known as “The Quaker State” in regards to its title during colonial times as The Quaker Province, when William Penn signed the Constitution for the state. Home to a long line of industrial and American history, the state is worth visiting simply for the historical values alone.

However, Pennsylvania cannot be summed up by only the historical references that the state has. There are mountains, forests, farmlands, and 121 state parks throughout the state. And along with Philadelphia, known for its history and its world-famous Philly Cheese Steak sandwiches, Pittsburgh hosts the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Carnegie Museum. The combination of natural beauty and places like Gettysburg and Valley Forge make Pennsylvania one of the most visit-worthy states in the entire nation.

With shorelines along Lake Erie and a major seaport on the Atlantic Ocean, and plenty of mountains, farmlands, and forests in between, Pennsylvania is a state of extremes from one side to the other. Regardless of what time of year you decide to visit you can bear witness to a variety of sights and sounds, experience some of the most majestic scenery in the nation, and take a trip back in time with Amish communities and plenty of Quaker references in their lifestyle. There is more here than can be experienced in just one trip, so be prepared to take several to see it all.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Pennsylvania

  1. Philadelphia
  2. Pittsburgh
  3. Gettysburg
  4. Harrisburg
  5. Lancaster
  6. Erie
  7. Scranton
  8. York
  9. Altoona
  10. Jim Thorpe
  11. Horsham
  12. Warren
  13. State College
  14. Hershey
  15. Allentown
  16. Columbia
  17. Farmington
  18. Bethlehem
  19. Carlisle
  20. King of Prussia
  21. Johnstown
  22. Chambersburg
  23. Williamsport
  24. Feasterville
  25. Reading
  1. Wilkes Barre
  2. Beaver
  3. Intercourse
  4. Washington
  5. Lewisburg
  6. Bedford
  7. Doylestown
  8. Gardners
  9. Franklin
  10. West Chester
  11. Mechanicsburg
  12. Seven Springs
  13. Grove City
  14. Media
  15. Shanksville
  16. Chalkhill
  17. Stroudsburg
  18. Somerset
  19. Centre Hall
  20. Greensburg
  21. Hazleton
  22. Willow Grove
  23. Butler
  24. Clearfield
  25. Coraopolis
  1. Donegal
  2. Halifax
  3. Pottsville
  4. Easton
  5. Steelton
  6. Exton
  7. Tannersville
  8. Ronks
  9. Punxsutawney
  10. Moscow
  11. Bensalem
  12. Kennett Square
  13. Danville
  14. West Mifflin
  15. New Cumberland
  16. New Stanton
  17. Sellersville
  18. Quakertown
  19. Monroeville
  20. Allison Park
  21. Bushkill
  22. Pottstown
  23. Indiana
  24. Highland Park
  25. New Castle
  1. Malvern
  2. Ebensburg
  3. Bryn Athyn
  4. Hanover
  5. Denver
  6. Breezewood
  7. Langhorne
  8. Tunkhannock
  9. Ohiopyle
  10. Connellsville
  11. McMurray
  12. Bedford Springs
  13. Meadville
  14. Nazareth
  15. Wyomissing
  16. White Haven
  17. Hamburg
  18. Clarion
  19. Lehigh
  20. East Stroudsburg
  21. Pine Grove Furnace
  22. Gallitzin
  23. Clarks Summit
  24. Wayne
  25. Hawley