From big cities to small towns and mountains to lakes, there is a lot to explore in Pennsylvania. Here, you’ll find a little bit of everything from our take on the best places to eat in Rittenhouse Square to what’s so fascinating about Doylestown’s Fonthill Castle.
For the most part, we stick to exploring the best of Philadelphia and its collar counties–generally places that are within about an hour of center city–because that’s what is most relevant to people visiting and living in the area.
Some favorites include:
Set on farmland in Yardley in Lower Makefield township, the Garden of Reflection is Pennsylvania’s official 9/11 Memorial.
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The best state parks near Philadelphia to explore for adventure and history.
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This seasonal waterfront oasis on the Delaware River is a fun destination for visitors and locals.
Visiting Spruce Street Harbor Park: Philadelphia’s Fun Waterfront Park Read More »
Explore the creative Fishtown murals.
Fishtown Murals: North Philly’s Finest Street Art Read More »
Otherworld: Immersive Art Meets Mind-Altering Environment
Otherworld Philadelphia: A Mind-Bending Immersive Art Experience Read More »
Vedge is an amazing dining experience that also happens to be completely vegan.
Vedge Serves Incredible Meals that Delight the Palate Read More »
With elaborate monuments and attractive surroundings, Laurel Hill is among the unique spots to visit in Philadelphia.
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The best East Coast road trip you can take.
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The abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary makes for a very creepy site.
Visiting Eastern State Penitentiary: Philly’s Haunting Abandoned Prison Read More »
Beer gardens are a great way to kick back and enjoy being outside. Here are the best ones in Philadelphia.
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