Pennsylvania Tourism Information

Pennsylvania isn’t the first place tourists flock in the United States, but tourism remains a viable industry. Tourists enjoy rich early American history, NASCAR, chocolate and the natural beauty of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia

Philadelphia hosts several historic locations and objects in American history such as Independence National Historic Park, which holds Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.

Pocono 500

Twice a year, in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, NASCAR comes to town. The remote town overflows during race weekend.

Hiking and Camping

Pennsylvania contains 117 state parks and a half dozen national recreation areas, including the Delaware Recreation Area. At the Delaware Recreation Area, the Dingmans Campground connects with the McDade Trail, allowing easy access for hikers from the campground.

Hershey

As the chocolate capital of Pennsylvania (maybe the world), Hershey contains many attractions dedicated to the chocolate such as Hershey Park, Hershey’s Chocolate World and the Spa at Hotel Hershey.

Gettysburg

In 1863, both the Battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address occurred in Gettysburg, forever changing it. In commemoration, the Gettysburg National Military Park preserves those pivotal moments in history.