Located next to Hersheypark, this center has more than 60 name-brand outlets including Polo, Gap, Banana Republic and Coach, making it the perfect shopping destination.
Guaranteed to bring out the kid in everyone, the museum’s Chocolate Lab offers participatory classes such as tempering, molding, dipping and even making chocolate from scratch.
With four floors of interactive exhibits and activities representing Pennsylvania's story from Earth's beginning to today, the State Museum is a great place to keep growing minds engaged.
Want to be an astronaut for the day? The DaVinci Science Center welcomes guests to explore weightlessness and tumbling motions, as well as electricity and creepy crawlies.
2013 marks the 50th anniversary of Dutch Wonderland, one of the world’s top five children’s amusement parks and a Lancaster icon. Duke’s Lagoon features tropical paradise themed attractions.
All of the Italian food is made from scratch by the owner's mother Donna DeParasis. She always makes you feel like you are part of her family and will not let you leave hungry. Mangia! Mangia!
Embrace your inner Indiana Jones on seven zip lines, four rope challenges you have to cross and two rappels. Along the way, you'll hit speeds of up to 45 miles an hour!
You just gotta love this historic theatre, named as one of "Pollstar's Top 50 Theater Venues." They got tunes. They got comedy. They got a full-service bar. They got community events. They got it all.
Looking for the complete experience of art & wine? Take a guided tour of the winery, vineyard, wine cellar & castle. Afterwards, head to the Upstairs Gallery and savor their international treasures.
Want weird geology? Try a 7-acre field of boulders that ring like bells. When you're done making tunes, go hammer fishing! All you need is a strong magnet on a string to collect the lost hammers.
A yummy BYOB near Falling Water, their specialty is smoked salmon, and we recommend any of the risotto's on the menu.
"Those that can't do, teach" doesn't apply here. Look around and you'll see marks of the famous artists who taught here like Thomas Eakins and Cecilia Beaux.
You gotta shop around at this outlet mecca. 150 stores w/ many of your favorite designers - hello Calvin and Donna! 1st time 4Square check ins will receive a free VIP coupon book.
Grab lunch and a bit of history - yeah the one and only Big Mac was born here! Have some fries with that? :-)
That's some meatball! If you want something special at this Italian ristorante you have to try the 12 oz. meatball. Foursquare specials for 1st time check in and entertainment 5 days a week!
A little of this & a lot of chocolate. Fun spot with huge candy store & cool atttractions. Gotta try the "Make your own candy bar" and don't miss those chocolate milkshakes!
It's a Nanticoke tradition, this family restaurant features an impressive menu and great food. Check out the daily special and dont miss out on their renowned Austie burger!
Omelets, sandwiches and salads to satisfy your appetite but you cant go without trying their special Hotchee Dog!
Snuggled in the historic Hotel Bethlehem feast on some great dining and an amazing wine list. Best bet is the fun Musical Sunday Brunch buffet.
Get all the hard coal facts about the life and times of miners and their families Don't miss the anthracite sculptures, amazing!
Did you know that Woolrich’s signature red and black fabric pants, coat and hat were so popular that it become known as The Pennsylvania Tuxedo? 자세히 보기
The Dream Garden here uses 100,000+ pieces of favrile glass, each hand-fired to achieve perfection in 260 colors, this spectacular piece took more than 6 months to install.
From Barrymores to Hepburns, some of the greatest actors in history have graced the stage. It also currently operates the original rope, pulley, and sandbag system that was used nearly 2 centuries ago
The Dream Garden here uses 100,000+ pieces of favrile glass, each hand-fired to achieve perfection in 260 colors, this spectacular piece took more than 6 months to install.
Victorian, art deco or retro furnishings and more highlight this gallery of cool stuff. Say hi to the cat, too!
A rollback to diners of old with a twist. 24/7 service and a big diner menu. Check out the peanut butter pancakes or try the Greek breakfast. For dessert don't miss the butterscotch cream pie.
Recently chosen as one of America's "best little-known museum". Nice find!
Welcome to our state capitol! Theodore Roosevelt said this is "the handsomest building I ever saw." Take a tour and see for yourself.
We hope you're wearing a Tricorn Hat. Either way, stop in at the Cabin Chapel Shop for fresh homemade soups & the area’s best hot dogs.
Hey, stand up straight, you're at National Historic Landmark! John James Audubon painted his famous Birds of America here. More than 190 species of birds have been spotted here.
