From date nights to outdoor adventures to family fun, Pennsylvania is a wildly diverse state that offers an extensive range of awesome things to do.

26. Fallingwater [Mill Run]

Fallingwater is the iconic house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright located in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania. Tours must be scheduled ahead of time and there are some things to keep in mind (for example, children under 6 are not permitted on the tours), so a visit here requires some planning; however, carve out 2 hours or so from a weekend in the Laurel Highlands to take a tour of Fallingwater.

27. Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix [Pittsburgh]

Started in 1983, the Pittsburgh Grand Prix is a yearly street race of classic racers through Schenley Park in Pittsburgh. It’s a 10 day event every July including several car shows and other activities building up to the big race.

28. Lititz [Lancaster]

Named coolest small town in 2013, Lititz has something to offer everyone. Spend a morning or an afternoon walking down the historic streets and taking in all the fun this town has to offer. Make sure to try one of the town’s famous soft pretzels!

29. Market Square [Pittsburgh]

Market Square is a downtown plaza full of restaurants and bars, an outdoor eating space, and seasonal activities, including farmer’s markets in the summer and an ice skating rink in the winter. Add it to a day downtown and spend an hour or two eating, having a drink, and seeing the downtown architecture.

30. Gettysburg National Military Park [Gettysburg]

Gettysburg was the site of one of the most important battles of the Civil War and served as the inspiration for Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. The park offers walking tours, guided tours, and some outdoor recreational activities that you should be able to fully experience in 3 hours.

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