Every Pennsylvania town and city has a story uniquely its own, but perhaps none is more widely known than that of Gettysburg. Home to one of the most widely chronicled and analyzed battles of the Civil War, history comes to life when you see firsthand the fields and forestland trod by the thousands…
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What says “summer” more than delicious, smoky barbecue? We’ve found some of the best BBQ joints you’ll find anywhere right here in Pennsylvania — all guaranteed to get your mouth watering and light up your taste buds. Get ready to pack your bags and crisscross the state for a BBQ-filled road trip…
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As one of the 13 original colonies and the headquarters for many key Revolutionary and Civil War events, Pennsylvania is the perfect place to delve into our nation’s history — including the legacy of American presidency. Enhance your journey through American history in Pennsylvania with a stop at one…
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There’s no time like the present to explore PA history. The last weeks of summer mean less crowds and more freedom to immerse yourself in our rich and varied past. From battlegrounds to architecture, natural resources to sports and culture, make sure Pennsylvania’s top historic attractions are in…
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Nestled in the southwestern corner of Pennsylvania, Greene County is home to spectacular natural beauty, pastoral landscapes, rich local heritage, and small-town charm. Bring your friends and family for a getaway to the country to explore hiking trails and parks, visit family-owned farms and…
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Who says you can’t experience the great outdoors while living out your big city dreams? Pennsylvania’s urban trails are waiting, and it’s time to take a break from the hustle and bustle of city life on your next visit! Join PA's Travel Newsletter 1. THREE RIVERS HERITAGE TRAIL Pittsburgh See…
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Discover the talent and artistry of the people of Northern Pennsylvania along one of the nation's first transcontinental highways: US Route 6. Pack the car, fill up the gas tank, and get ready to explore the art - fine, folk, and everything in between along this scenic highway that stretches from…
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As it teetered on the boundary between free and slave states, Pennsylvania was greatly impacted by the Civil War. The Keystone State stood as the backbone of the Union arsenal – upheld by industrial achievements, natural resources, railroad systems and agricultural wealth. But more than 360,000…
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From Philly cheesesteaks to the Pittsburgh pierogi, Pennsylvania is popping with unique foods. Pennsylvania's rich culinary heritage has been simmering for years, piled high with French fries, served with maple syrup, topped with a bit of chow chow, and laid out before you like Thanksgiving dinner…
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In June of 1863, reports of Confederate troops aroused fear in the farming communities along the Pennsylvania border. Many African-American residents of Adams County fled north to escape potential capture and enslavement. From July 1 through 3, the now-peaceful college town of Gettysburg became the…
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