Must-SeePhiladelphia
Where the Declaration and the Constitution were signed, with a great food scene around it.

13 places and 49 sights on our lists.
Must-SeeWhere the Declaration and the Constitution were signed, with a great food scene around it.
Worth a DetourA quiet Pennsylvania field where passengers fought back on September 11, 2001, with a Tower of Voices and a wall of names.
Worth a DetourThe Civil War's turning point, and the field where Lincoln gave his most famous speech.
Worth a DetourThe du Ponts' country: America's greatest garden, Winterthur's vast decorative arts collection, and the Wyeths' art.
Worth a DetourWhere Washington's starving army wintered in 1777–78 and came out a real fighting force.
If You're NearbyAn 18th-century Moravian settlement that's now a World Heritage Site, and the old rust-belt steel town around it.
If You're NearbyFrank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece, built right over a waterfall in the Pennsylvania woods.
If You're NearbyAt dawn every February 2, tens of thousands gather in a small Pennsylvania town to hear whether Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow.
If You're NearbyRolling farmland where Amish families still farm with horses and travel by buggy.
If You're NearbyThree rivers, old inclines up Mount Washington for the view, and the Andy Warhol Museum.
If You're NearbyThe oldest Hindu temple in the United States built by Indian immigrants, modeled on the great temple at Tirupati and a pilgrimage for Hindus across the country, in Penn Hills near Pittsburgh.
If You're NearbyWhere Washington crossed the icy Delaware on Christmas night 1776 and turned the war around.
Not on the short list, but here if your work or family brings you.