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Expansive views of Pittsburgh, its rivers and bridges and the Duquesne Incline
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Family enjoying the sunset at Lake Wallenpaupack in the Pocono Mountains
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Independence Hall in Philadelphia
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Taking a break from a day of hiking on the Appalachian Trail at Hawk Rock Overlook
Visit Hershey & Harrisburg
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Floating down the lazy river at Hersheypark
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Cycling around Gettysburg National Military Park
The Premise Studio/Jeremy Hess
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Kayaking on the Susquehanna River
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Admiring paintings by the Old Masters at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia
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Walking down a path among towering trees at Jacobsburg State Park in Nazareth
Discover Lehigh Valley
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Fountains at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square
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Jump into family fun at theme parks, museums and Amish farms
Pennsylvania has all the ingredients for a great family vacation, starting with a town built on chocolate (who wouldn’t love that?), the World of Little League Museum and more than a dozen amusement parks and water parks. It also offers big-city culture – think first-rate museums, science centers, performing arts venues and gardens in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and other lively urban centers. Venture outside the cities to go hiking, biking and boating in 121 state parks, and learn about the Amish in farms and villages. Don’t forget to explore the state’s pivotal role in U.S. history at Philadelphia’s Independence Hall and on Gettysburg’s battlefields.
Pennsylvania's Wild Side: Elk Viewing, Biking and Ziplines
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Impressive Culture and History
Go to Pennsylvania’s exciting cities to be amazed by their world-class museums. In Philadelphia, explore the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Barnes Foundation, then drive to Pittsburgh to be wowed by the collections at The Andy Warhol Museum and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Escape the big cities to discover museums dedicated to Rolls-Royce automobiles, candy, the Underground Railroad and, yes, even the Big Mac hamburger from McDonald’s. Appreciate the genius of architect Frank Lloyd Wright at four houses – Kentuck Knob in Chalk Hill and Fallingwater, his famous masterpiece, in Mill Run outside Pittsburgh. Nearby are two other Wright designs where you can stay overnight. Check out t