Tourist Attractions in Pennsylvania

The city of Philadelphia is also known by its nicknames the city of brotherly love and the cradle of the nation and lies between Boston and Washington, DC.

Pittsburgh, once known for its gritty industrial past, has reinvented itself as a fine city and has become the corporate headquarters of some of America's largest companies.

Long known as the city with the oldest continually operating Farmer's Market in the United States, Lancaster is also well known for its extensive Dutch Community.

Located on the banks of the Susquehanna River in the rolling landscape of Pennsylvania, the state capital of Harrisburg is a beautiful city with a handful of attractions.