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.

66. Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens [Pittsburgh]

Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens has seasonally themed flower shows all year round. Depending on what time of year your visit, you could see a butterfly garden, a miniature train, Christmas lights and trees, or a flourishing outdoor garden playspace. They also offer a handful of hands on activities and entertainment for kids when the weather permits. It will take about 90 minutes to explore all Phipps has to offer.

67. South Side [Pittsburgh]

Visit East Carson Street, which stretches through the South Side of Pittsburgh and is lined with loads of interesting shops, restaurants, and a huge amount of bars. Riverfront Park sits just blocks from the main road and offers a boat dock with river access and a paved trail for biking, etc. You could spend a whole day here playing in the park, looking at murals, shopping, eating, and drinking well into the night.

68. Carrie Furnace [Pittsburgh]

A unique perspective on Pennsylvania’s history, the Carrie Furnace site offers tours of decommissioned blast furnaces from pre-WWII. Tours are offered from May - October and last around an hour.

69. York [York]

York has deep historical ties to the founding of our country and is full of museums, parks, and a burgeoning restaurant scene. Spend a weekend there and get to know this often overlooked city.

70. Penn Museum [Philadelphia]

Penn Museum offer ancient artifacts and art from a variety of cultures and countries including Israel, China, Greece, Japan. It also two Egyptian galleries, one dedicated to the sphinx and one to mummies. To see everything in this museum, dedicate 2-3 hours of time.

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