Pennsylvania

You'll be charmed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at each and every turn of the road. From the edge of the Great Lakes in Erie to the City of Brotherly Love, from hunting and fishing to NASCAR and Little League, PA will never bore you. Love history? Visit Frank Lloyd Wright's famous Falling Water home in Mill Run, the Gettysburg memorial, or the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. Are you the outdoorsy type? Hike through the mountains of Northeastern PA, go white water rafting on the Delaware river, or visit one of the 117 state parks. Looking for fun for the whole family? Stroll through another time in the Pennsylvania Dutch country, attend the Little League World Series in Williamsport, or tour the Crayola Factory or Hershey's Chocolate. The choices are endless. Or are you looking for more culture or just a great college? Visit one of the many famous universities that call PA home, including the University of PA, Temple, Bryn Mawr, Bucknell, Carnegie Mellon, Lehigh, Seton Hall, Villanova and Penn. State – you'll be among friends as 1 out of every 127 people in the United States graduated from Penn State. The great cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh serve as bookends for PA: Philly and its suburbs serving the east side and the Greater Pittsburgh area on the west. Each city has its own unique character, and each adds to the overall flavor of PA – multi-cultural, rural and urban, old and new – there's so much to see, you don't want to miss a thing.