Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania holds two of the most historically significant cities in the country, Philadelphia and Gettysburg, along with the rolling farmland of Amish country in between.
Philadelphia has Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell within a few blocks of each other, plus a cheesesteak debate that never really ends. Pittsburgh, on the other side of the state, has reinvented itself around universities and technology after its steel industry era.
Lancaster County still runs on horse-drawn buggies in parts, a short drive from either city.
Cities
Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Military Park preserves the ground where the Civil War's bloodiest battle was fought, with…
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Hershey was built as a company town around its chocolate factory, and the streetlights downtown are…
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Lancaster sits in the middle of Pennsylvania Dutch country, where horse-drawn Amish buggies still share the…
Explore →Philadelphia
Philadelphia's historic district holds Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell within easy walking distance of each…
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Pittsburgh sits at the point where three rivers meet, and the incline railways up Mount Washington…
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