The historic brick building was a waypoint for Confederate troops before and after the battle; today it's operated as a boutique inn and restaurant.
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Before you visit Pittsburgh, learn the local quirks, customs, and unspoken rules that can help you navigate the city like you’ve been there before.
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It can sometimes be difficult to find truly wild wilderness in the developed parks across America, but one Pennsylvania nature preserve is stunning and rustic.
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This former steel plant in Pennsylvania is now a thriving center for arts and culture. It hosts thousands of events each year, including several concerts.
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This picture-perfect lake is especially stunning in fall, a favorite of kayakers, and is popular with anglers since it's regularly stocked with trout.
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Pittsburgh is a literature lover's dream city. If you're looking to sink into the scene, these exhibitions, cafes, events, and festivals are for you.
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Whether you're looking to sample local snacks, enjoy a peaceful night of camping, or explore trails, this historic borough near Gettysburg is a must-visit.
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This riverside pocket in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley blends quaint Colonial homes, brick storefronts, cozy eateries, and winding forested trails.
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This reservoir in western Pennsylvania features wooded hiking trails and quiet spots to cast a line for bass and bluegill from shore or a boat.
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Explore the natural beauty that surrounds Gettysburg, from rolling hills you can hike to lakes you can relax in, forested trails, beautiful views, and more.
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This historic park packs all of Pennsylvania's natural beauty all into one scenic area, with a vast reservoir, dense forests, and a cascading waterfall.
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Philadelphia is packed with iconic attractions and sites, but according to locals and travelers, some spots don't live up to the tourist hype.
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From Civil War connections to vintage trains and old-timey experiences, this small Pennsylvania town is a charming and history-filled blast from the past.
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A lesser-known destination near Erie offers a quieter way to enjoy northwest Pennsylvania, with calm waters, boating, year-round fishing, and scenic wetlands.
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The East Coast is a treasure trove of destinations from some of the nation's oldest cities to nature-filled beach escapes. Here's how you can plan a road trip.
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The largest state park in Pennsylvania spills into Ohio, featuring an abundance of outdoor activities like camping and hiking to enjoy.
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A former Pennsylvania mine is now a peaceful fishing spot where boat-free waters, clear views, and wooded trails make for a serene day outdoors.
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These picturesque Philadelphia parks offer lush forest trails, riverfront views, wildlife watching, peaceful landscapes, and fresh air not far from the city.
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The magical diversity of the Keystone State is on show at this charming township just a short drive from downtown Philadelphia.
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While Philly and Baltimore boast urban allure, sometimes you might want to escape to a peaceful green place. You'll find it at this nature preserve.
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A 4-mile walking route in this Philadelphia district takes visitors past iconic art, an array of architecture to admire, historical landmarks, and great food.
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This small community in Pennsylvania offers free or low-cost activities and attractions, from historical walking tours and concerts to budget-friendly meals.
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This arboretum is a place where nature and history intersect, and visitors can expect beautiful trails and gardens, as well as old buildings to explore.
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This historic state park in Pennsylvania offers visitors a chance for peaceful reflection, hiking, and under-the-radar fishing opportunities.
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This quiet park near Reading has been painstakingly restored in recent decades, and now contains thriving forests, wetlands, and storybook-worthy meadows.
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This Poconos lake has a wonderful mix of quiet and activities, perfect for paddling a kayak, casting a line, hiking the woods, or swimming from a sandy beach.
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Less than 20 miles from Gettysburg, there's an idyllic Pennsylvania lake with tons of outdoor activities, wildlife sightings, and great fishing opportunities.
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