Sight Seeing in PA

Pennsylvania's travel industry is heavily dependent on vacationers visiting PA's many travel sights. For this reason the Pennsylvania government has spend millions on its many travel sights. Pennsylvania travel sights have changed over the last few years to cater to tourist with higher levels of disposable income who are better educated and more sophisticated.

Pennsylvania Travel Sights

• Groundhog Day and Punxsutawney Phil: Though made famous by the Bill Murray movie “Groundhog Day”, Punxsutawney Phil (the only groundhog known to have nine lives) has actually been predicting the weather since the 1800s, beginning with Pennsylvania’s earliest settlers and in 1887, choosing Gobbler’s Knob as Phil’s permanent home and official weather station.
• Yuengling Brewery
• Zippo Lighter Museum
• Horseshoe Curve Historical Landmark: Railroad Park
• Gallitzin Tunnels Pennsylvania Railroad: There is a small museum and a view of the tunnel. It seems like a train come every 30 min's or so.
• Delaware Water Gap
• Mount Davis
• Flight 93 National Memorial
• Port of Philadelphia
• 3 Mile Island Accident
• Gettysburg National Cemetery
• Liberty Bell
• Johnstown Flood
• Pennsylvania Dutch
• Fort Necessity
• Frank Lloyd Wright Fallingwater House