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RACHEL VIGODA
National Aviary in Pittsburgh
Independence Hall in Philadelphia
the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia.
If theres one thing Pennsylvanias founder insisted on, its that everyone feel welcome. Centuries before New Yorks Greenwich Village and San Franciscos Haight-Ashbury district gained fame as centers of counterculture, William Penns colony was the place where people didnt have to conform. Its thanks to Billy that Pennsylvania is home to the oldest Amish community in the world. Todays visitor can, in less than 90 minutes, go from one of the largest cities in the country to a place where horse-drawn buggies share the road. Something for everyone may be the most tired phrase in destination marketing, but Pennsylvania really means it.
The state that goes by PA is a magnet for history buffs, art enthusiasts, and nature lovers. Its where the nations founders came up with life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Its where President Abraham Lincoln delivered the timeless speech that began: Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation. Pennsylvania is where Andy Warhol first touched a drawing pencil and where Andrew Wyeth painted his whole life. Its where youll find the only U.S. museum dedicated to hiking and the largest herd of free-roaming elk in the Northeast.
Gettysburg National Military Park
Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg
Roberto Clemente Bridge in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania is a wide expanse of mostly wilderness and farmlands flanked by two cosmopolitan cities. In the southeast corner: Philadelphia, the nations birthplace and the sixth-largest city in the country. In the southwest corner: Pittsburgh, the former manufacturing powerhouse re-creating itself as a cultural hub. The places in between jockey for distinction: The Sweetest Place on Earth (Hershey), the Factory Tour Capital of the World (York County), Antiques Capital USA (Adamstown), and a borough made famous by a groundhog (Punxsutawney), to name a few.
Pennsylvania is a study in the art of the comeback. As the story goes, a century ago comedian W. C. Fields joked, Last week I went to Philadelphia, but it was closed. The city today stays open late, thanks to a continually growing population, housing boom, thriving arts scene, and restaurants recognized among the nations best. Pittsburgh, described by one 19th-century writer as hell with the lid off, is today acknowledged as one of Americas most livable cities. Forests depleted by logging have regrown. Abandoned railroad lines have morphed into multiuse trails. For visitors, too, Pennsylvania is a place of renewal.
Its safe to say that William Penn would be pleased at the shape his land has taken. Welcome.
elk in the Pennsylvania Wilds
the Pagoda in Reading.
Ohiopyle State Park
The states largest city is rich in historical and cultural attractions. A thorough exploration of Independence National Historical Park is a better primer on the founding of this nation than any textbook, and the citys art museums are too numerous to see in a day. Known for cheesesteaks and rabid sports fans, the City of Brotherly Love has reached new heights of hipness in recent years, with galleries and eateries sprouting in the unlikeliest places. Idyllic towns such as Kennett Square and New Hope lure Philadelphians past the city limits.
With its Germanic heritage, fabled cuisine (pass the shoofly pie), and large Amish population, this region ranks as Pennsylvanias most unique. Gettysburg, site of the Civil Wars bloodiest battle, reels in school groups and history buffs, while Hershey defends its title as The Sweetest Place on Earth.
Pennsylvanias winter sports capital holds just as much appeal during the warmer months, thanks to its rivers, lakes, waterfalls, and trails. Lets not forget its many resorts. Though most are geared toward families, the champagne glass whirlpool is alive and well in the Poconos.
Once known as the Smoky City, the Burgh has risen from the ashes to become a cultural hotbed. This sports-loving town also boasts the worlds largest single-artist museum and the states largest history museum. Fallingwater, the renowned work of architecture, is one of many reasons to explore its surrounds.
a view of downtown Pittsburgh
Rail fans flock to this mountainous region to drink in the famous
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