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Explore Philadelphia, where the USA was founded
A beacon of hope for people around the world, the iconic Liberty Bell is a gem of historic Philadelphia. Come face-to-face with relics of the USA’s past in the galleries of the Liberty Bell Center.
Immersive military history in Gettysburg
In July 1863, the Battle of Gettysburg turned the tide of the American Civil War. Visit Gettysburg National Military Park to view historical reenactments or embark on one of four scenic horseback riding trails.
Williamsport: Birthplace of Little League baseball
Each year, elite youth baseball teams compete for victory in the Little League World Series. At the World of Little League Museum, explore larger-than-life exhibits and learn how the town of Williamsport changed baseball forever.
Bethlehem: Old-world wonder meets modern thrills
You’ll feel as though you’ve leapt into the past when you enter Historic Moravian Bethlehem. Tour guides in period dress lead you on an educational tour of some of the USA’s oldest surviving buildings.
Friendly locals welcome you to Butler County
Just outside Pittsburgh, discover quaint communities bursting with personality. Enjoy views of unique Germanic architecture and step inside shops full of handmade mementos in picturesque towns like Saxonburg and Harmony.
Experience the USA’s revolutionary past
Take a trolley tour through Valley Forge National Historical Park to explore the winter encampment of American Revolutionary War soldiers, including landmarks like George Washington’s headquarters and the National Memorial Arch.
See a state capitol full of stunning architecture
Harrisburg is home to Pennsylvania’s inspiring state capitol building. Climb the marble staircase in the rotunda to see chambers decorated with intricate mahogany woodwork, a visitors’ center with interactive exhibits and a working Senate library.
Pittsburgh’s past will delight your imagination
Satisfy your curiosity at the Senator John Heinz History Center. Traverse five floors of interactive exhibits to meet local inventors, explore set pieces from “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” and discover the history of Heinz Ketchup.
