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Travel Photo of the Day 8/27/2009 Pine Creek Gorge Pennsylvania

The Travel Photo of the Day for 8/27/2009 is of Pine Creek Gorge Pennsylvania and was taken by Winding-Nicholas

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Pine Creek Gorge is known as the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania and it is located in the Tioga State Forest along Pine Creek. The canyon stretches 47 miles, starting south of Ansonia, Pennsylvania and ends [...]

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Art Galleries and Museums in Philadelphia

If you’re looking for a city that is chock full of art galleries and museums then Philadelphia hits that nail right on the head. You could spend months trying to take in all the Philadelphia art galleries and museums have to offer and probably still have a list of things to see. We’ll hit some [...]

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Hershey Story Museum

Are you interested in learning more about Hershey, Pennsylvania and all the chocolate that the area produces? If so, you don’t have to travel any further than the Hershey Museum. This attraction, located in downtown Hershey, will take you through the life of Milton Hershey while also offering interactive displays, activities for children, a chocolate [...]

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Romantic Destinations in Philadelphia

For a city that’s known for love, albeit brotherly, it’s no surprise that Philadelphia is actually a great city for lovers. If you’re headed to Philadelphia with a significant other, check out these romantic destinations.

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Sports Teams and Stadiums in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is jam packed with sports teams and stadiums. There’s something for every sports fan as long as you time your trip right. And for the fans of the four major sports in America, Philly actually has a major sports league team for each one.

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Casual Dining in Philadelphia

For people visiting the Philadelphia area you’ll be rather surprised that some of the best dining is actually causal dining. This is something that’s well known by the locals, and although the fine dining options in Philadelphia are many and quite good the casual dining options actually offer more bang for your buck.

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Best Spas in Philadelphia

Looking for the best spas in Philadelphia? We’ve got a handful of really great treats for anyone who is in Philadelphia and looking for a relaxing break filled with indulgence.

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Golf Courses in Philadelphia

Not your typical golf getaway, Philadelphia actually has a lot to offer both the novice golfer and the die hard duffer. So next time the rest of your foursome talks about heading to Arizona or Florida for a round, suggest a trip to one of Philly’s great golf courses instead.

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Weekend Getaways in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is one of the most historic cities in the United States and one of the most exciting cities to visit. There are so many things to do on a weekend getaway to Philadelphia that you might be best served by turning it into a theme weekend and hitting as many highlights in your areas [...]

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Family Travel to Philadelphia

Looking for a great place to take the family on vacation? Leave the mouse in the south and instead head to Philadelphia for a family vacation that’s packed with fun and excitement and little tidbits of information everywhere you turn.

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Travel Photo of the Day for 5/10/2009 is of Gouldsboro State Park

The Travel Photo of the Day for 5/10/2009 is of Gouldsboro State Park and was taken by Nicholas_T

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Gouldsboro State Park is situated in the state of Pennsylvania in Monroe and Wayne counties. The park is nearly 3,000 acres, which includes the 250-acre Gouldsboro Lake that can be seen in this picturesque photo.

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Sightseeing in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is a city that is just steeped in American history, known as being the home to the country’s First and Second Continental Congresses and the ground on which the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed and introduced. So its no doubt that the city is chock full of sites rich with [...]

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Susquehanna River Valley Travel Photo of the Day 4/29/2009

The Travel Photo of the Day for 4/29/2009 is of Upriver and was taken by Nicholas_T

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Free Things to do in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is a great city to visit on a vacation, even for the budget conscious. Not only is Philly a beautiful city full of public recreation areas and parks but there are also many historical, entertaining and educational activities that are free. That’s right, absolutely free, don’t cost a dime.

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Susquehanna River – Travel Photo of the Day 4/16/2009

The Travel Photo of the Day for 4/16/2009 is of the Susquehanna River and was taken by Nicholas_T

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This picture was taken from Route 6 from Wyalusing Rocks. Located in Bradford County, Pennsylvania, you can see the Susquehanna River flowing through the middle of this crystal clear photograph.

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Tobyhanna State Park Pennsylvania – Travel Photo of the Day 4/15/2009

The Travel Photo of the Day for 4/15/2009 is of Sedate and was taken by Nicholas_T

Photo credit: Nicholas_T
Pennsylvania has many pretty areas including the more than 5,400 acres that comprise Tobyhanna State Park. This photo was taken within the park at a place called Bender Swamp.

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Family Dining Philadelphia

The reasons for taking your family to Philadelphia for a vacation are numerous. Simply put, it’s a great place to for a family vacation whether you’re looking for fun, excitement or an educational experience. The only problem with family vacations in a new city, any new city, is finding family dining options that are both [...]

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Nightclubs and Nightlife in Philadelphia

If you’re looking to cap off a day in Philadelphia with a great night out on the town then you’ve got some good and bad news coming. The good news is that you’re certain to find something that totally fits your mood and party attitude. The bad news you’ll find so many different clubs that [...]

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Fine Dining in Philadelphia

When it comes to fine dining in Philadelphia you have plenty of tasty options to choose from. No matter what type of cuisine you are after it is safe to say that you will find a great restaurant in the City of Brotherly Love. Although many people don’t think of Philadelphia for its fine dining, [...]

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Hot Restaurants in Philadelphia

The 2008 World Champions, Liberty Bell, brotherly love; all of these things bring to mind the city of Philadelphia, as do historical landmarks, artistry, sports champions, and culinary artistry. What makes any trip to Philadelphia memorable and worth savoring is the shear variety of activities you can do in one city. And variety also applies [...]

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Top Landmarks in Philadelphia

If you’re planning to take a trip to Philadelphia and you want to make sure that you see all of the important things there are to see there then you need to put together a list of the top landmarks in the city. There are many different historic landmarks to explore in Philadelphia because of [...]

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Museums in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is a city which is rich with history but which is also on the cutting edge of the most modern trends in America today. Filled with landmarks dating back to the American Revolution and earlier, Philadelphia is certainly a place where you can go to see what America was like when it was young. [...]

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Historic Landmarks in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is a city which often gets overshadowed by other East Coast cities in terms of its important to the United States both historically and today. Although people do realize that there are historic landmarks to see in Philadelphia, they often forget about them because of their attention to the history of New York City, [...]

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