Seven days a week, free of charge, enjoy Beaux-Arts style with Renaissance themes throughout “the handsomest building” President Theodore Roosevelt ever saw.
Throw a perfect pass or drive a motorboat at the Heinz History Center. The western PA sports museum honors Pittsburgh’s sports heritage in the largest history museum across Pennsylvania.
From May through Oct., pull your car up to Bucks County's Tinicum Polo Club, bring out a lawn chair and sit back – until it’s time for the divot stomping!
Spooky Nook Sports, the country's largest indoor sports complex, is the new home for USA Field Hockey. Catch the National Field Hockey Club Championship, or a game of the 12 sports the venue hosts.
Head to Highmark Stadium to watch an exciting game of professional soccer with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, and witness unparalleled views of Pittsburgh's skyline.
Although home to the 76ers, the Wells Fargo Center is good for more than just basketball. This arena is also home to an NHL team, the Philadelphia Flyers.
Snack lovers can head to Snyder's of Hanover® to taste their iconic salty snacks, including their pretzels. Visitors can enjoy a free guided tour for a glimpse of how these famous snacks are made.
Primanti Brothers® has been a Pittsburgh tradition since the 1940s. Stop by for their iconic sandwich on fresh Italian bread piled high with meat, cheese, fresh-cut fries, tomatoes and cole slaw.
This vineyard was born when friends decided to open their own winery in the Hershey area. Now guests can enjoy wine tastings, live music and beautiful scenery.
Naylor Wine Cellars in Stewartstown, Pa., began as a hobby but is now a successful winery. Visitors can enjoy various events at Naylor including a Painting and Wine Party and a wine dinner.
The Blackbird Distillery opened in 2014 and offers moonshine that draws crowds. To try it yourself, the distillery is located along the Redbank Valley Trail, named 2014 PA Trail of the Year by DCNR.
Chocolate lovers can sample a variety of treats March 7 in Cranberry Township, Pa., with a chocolate fountain and a host of chocolate vendors, demonstrations and appearances by Willy Wonka.
Celebrate Winterfest at Nemacolin in the Laurel Highlands Feb. 7 with children’s activities, ice carving demonstrations and the chilling Polar Bear Plunge and the Polar Bear Golf Classic.
Hundreds of chainsaw carvers from around the world will gather in Ridgway Feb. 21-28 to share their art and skill with the public while raising money for charities at the largest event of its kind.
Jim Thorpe's annual Olde Time Christmas Celebration offers something for everyone Dec. 5-7 & 13-14, with a Christmas parade, tree lighting, Christmas play, ghost walks, and gingerbread house contest!
Wander through twinkling lights, poinsettias and Christmas trees at Longwood's annual Christmas display. Beautifully lit fountains dance in a starry wonderland, and concerts are presented daily.
Known as the Grand Canyon of PA, drive along the Pine Creek Gorge for spectacular views, abundant wildlife and beautiful foliage that promise a brilliant fall foliage display in early October.
Stroll 600 ft. out on the remaining support towers of what was once the world’s tallest viaduct, and peer miles out into the Kinzua Gorge and down the partial glass platform at the end of the walkway.
This spectacular fall festival commemorates the key strategic battle of the French & Indian War at Fort Ligonier with battle reenactments, 150 juried craftsmen and specialty foods.
Celebrating its 50th year, the Bedford Fall Foliage Festival is organized entirely by volunteers and draws an estimated 70,000 attendees annually.
Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Broad Street Market dates to the Civil War. Today, vendors sell flowers, meats and prepared foods to locals and visitors in PA's capital city.
On Saturdays from May to October, locals and visitors alike can check out the Selinsgrove Farmers Market for the region's finest raw milk, cheeses and locally grown produce.
The West Shore Farmers Market offers the freshest meats, produce, cheese and baked goods from 50 vendors. "Upstairs at the Market" offers gifts and decorations for a diverse shopping experience!
Miller's Orchard Farm Market is a year-round, food-producing farm, greenhouse, market and bakery that opens its gates to visitors to enjoy the adventures of farm life.
Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia opened in 1892 and is a favorite among locals and visitors. Choose from ethnic restaurants, including the Food Network famed pork & roast beef at DiNic's.
Spend your summer sailing at Pymatuning State Park in Crawford County. Home to the largest lake in PA, the park offers a variety of water activities including boating and fishing.
Snyder's of Hanover has been known as America's pretzel bakery since 1909. Visitors will get an inside look at how tradition, technology and teamwork create these tasteful pretzels.
Take a self guided tour of Utz Snacks to view how more than 14,000 pounds of award-winning chips are produced per hour. After each tour, visitors will receive their own souvenir bag!
The Pine Creek Gorge, also known as the "Grand Canyon of PA," is surrounded by approximately 165,000 acres of forest. Turkey Paths carve a challenging route with a waterfall reward at the bottom.
Pocono Action Sports in Greentown, Pa., features rentals of sailboats, pontoon boats, and power boats. Water skis, wakeboards, kneeboards, and tubes are also available for family fun!
