Take a free ride on the unforgettable Great American Chocolate Tour where you’ll learn how the world-renowned chocolates are created, and receive a sweet sample of the finished product at the end.
Take a free ride on the unforgettable Great American Chocolate Tour where you’ll learn how the world-renowned chocolates are created and receive a sweet sample of the finished product at the end.
Spectators may be just as impressed by the matches as they are with the Brandywine Polo Club, Chester County’s elite equestrian scene. Enjoy matches from May through September.
Champions like Mario Andretti have sped around Williams Grove Speedway, a half-mile clay oval southwest of Harrisburg. Plan a trip from late Feb.-Oct. to see sprint car racing at its finest!
Local drag racers love Maple Grove Raceway's quarter-mile dragstrip, located just outside of Reading. Stroll through the pits, and if you are lucky, meet the drivers and take pictures!
The Pittsburgh Penguins play at CONSOL Energy Center®, the country's first LEED® Gold Certified major sports venue. Recently, the team was named by Forbes magazine as having the NHL’s best fans!
Philadelphia’s PPL Park is home to the Philadelphia Union, the first Major League Soccer Club in the region. The park also offers beautiful views of the Delaware River!
Hershey's Chocolate World offers visitors of all ages a sweet experience. Take a ride on the Great American Chocolate Tour to learn how chocolate is made, and create a personalized candy bar."
Authentic PA Dutch foods can be found at Shady Maple Smorgasbord in Lancaster, Pa., including Shoofly pie, whoopie pie, potpie and scrapple.
Previously used for apples, Hauser Estate Winery grows their grapes on fertile farmland in the Gettysburg, Pa., area. Guests can enjoy the winery’s 360 degree glass enclosed tasting room.
Known as America’s first fair, the York Fair celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2015. Take the family and enjoy musical performances, childrens events and exhibits.
Tunkhannock Viaduct, the world’s largest concrete bridge, celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2015. This marvel of modern transportation will host a slew of events to honor the milestone!
Erie Zoo is getting a makeover in April 2015. A 50-year-old exhibit will soon become homes for the Zoo’s pair of Canadian lynx and Amur leopards, making it the perfect place for a spring getaway!
The Pennsylvania Farm Show Jan. 10-17 in Harrisburg, Pa., is the largest indoor agricultural event in America and offers events from livestock shows to educational displays.
From Dec. 3-7, 2014, the PA Farm Show Complex hosts the PA Christmas & Gift Show - one of the largest holiday shows in America. Visitors will find 750+ vendors, train displays and decorated trees.
Head “home for the holidays” at Tunkhannock's Christmas in Our Hometown weekend December 5-6, 2014. Street carolers, hot chocolate and a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus await visitors!
The Laurel Highlands are home to The Hayloft, a spooky Halloween attraction that reveals the chilling story of brothers who were convicted murderers and hid in the loft to escape serving prison time.
Altoona’s Mishler Theatre might be known for its beauty and entertainment, but what many don’t know is that it’s haunted. Take a ghost tour through the theatre this Halloween!
Located in Bedford, this tavern is known for the many hangings of men convicted of capital crimes. Take a tour to see why Smarter Travel named this one of America's most haunted restaurants and bars.
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.
For three weekends in October, this picturesque town comes alive with entertainment, old-fashioned train rides, arts and crafts, ethnic food and antiques at the Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival.
Located 10 miles northwest of Gettysburg, the National Apple Harvest Festival began 50 years ago with the Adams County Fruitgrowers Association.
Celebrate the season with pumpkin carving, live entertainment, a baking challenge and the Halloween trail at the Shaver’s Creek Festival.
Since 1949, the beautiful colors and views of fall are celebrated at the Pennsylvania Flaming Foliage Festival during the second weekend in October, when the leaves are at their peak.
For three weekends in October, the picturesque town of Jim Thorpe comes alive with entertainment, old-fashioned train rides, arts and crafts, ethnic food and antiques.
Enjoy wine by the glass, grape stomping demonstrations and wine and food seminars throughout this weekend celebrating the local wine harvest at the 33rd Annual Wine Country Harvest Festival
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the Apple 'n Cheese Festival is held the first full weekend in October at the family-friendly Manley-Bohlayer Farm.
Dripping with character, the Strip District is one of Pittsburgh’s most fascinating experiences. Restaurants abound and shops sell everything from bread and coffee beans to prosciutto and popcorn.
Hershey's Chocolate World offers visitors of all ages a sweet experience. Take a ride on the Great American Chocolate Tour to learn how chocolate is made, and create a personalized candy bar.
Hershey's Chocolate World offers visitors of all ages a sweet experience. Take a ride on the Great American Chocolate Tour to learn how chocolate is made, and create your own candy bar.
