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.

51. Rodin Museum [Philadelphia]

The Rodin Museum is home to the Thinker and a vast selection of Rodin’s art. Spend 2-3 hours looking at the sculptures and busts of this talented artist.

52. Presque Isle State Park [Erie]

Located on Lake Erie, Presque Isle offers lots of beaches and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. There’s 15 nature trails that vary in length and difficulty and a 13.5 mile paved trail that covers most of the peninsula’s perimeter. If you don’t have your own bike, you can easily rent one. If you’re the outdoor type, you could easily spend a weekend taking in all the park has to offer.

53. Please Touch Museum [Philadelphia]

For children, the Please Touch Museum is a must see. There are more than a dozen themed play areas, including a space station, garden, and river adventures. The main goal of the museum is to help children learn through play and parents are encouraged to put away electronic devices and play right along. Spend 2-3 hours exploring every nook and cranny with your little ones.

54. Pittsburgh Protractors [Pittsburgh]

Walking around the city of Pittsburgh, every once in awhile you’ll spot a protractor glued to a pole, a sign, or a mailbox. No one is really sure where they came from or why they’re there, but while you’re otherwise enjoying the city, keep your eyes peeled for these.

55. Oakland [Pittsburgh]

Oakland is home to the University of Pittsburgh, many museums, plazas, and art. There are countless restaurants, coffee shops, and bars to keep you busy. Or just spend an afternoon relaxing in Schenley Plaza.

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