Pennsylvania holds many sites to visit, including locations of historical significance, natural beauty, and pure joy. Check out the following list to find new places to go in Pennsylvania. Whether you are a native or a visitor, these will be great spots to visit during your free time.

1. The Liberty Bell at the Independence National Historical Park

Pennsylvania is rich in colonial history, especially within the city of Philadelphia. If you have never seen the historic Liberty Bell, you should take a trip and see the item of historical significance.

2. Penn's Cave and Wildlife Park

Being America's ONLY all-water cave system, Penn's Cave is special in its own right. To experience Penn's Cave, you hop into a boat and are shown the amazing natural structures hidden within the earth.

3. World of Little League Museum

Every year, people from around the world travel to Pennsylvania for the Little World Baseball World Series! Take a look at the historic museum and see the fields where children have played for decades.

4. Gettysburg National Military Park

The Battle of Gettysburg was an essential part of the American Civil War. If you are a history fanatic, this is the place you should visit in your free time.

5. Flight 93 National Memorial

You can visit the memorial in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, to remember the devastating crash of Flight 93 on 9/11 many years ago.

6. Knoebels Amusement Park

Make sure to check out America's largest free-admission amusement park! The park is a fun place to take the whole family. There are an assortment of rides for all sorts of visitors. They also have a campground that is always busy during the summer.

7. The Andy Warhol Museum

If you are interested in art, take a trip to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. You can catch a glimpse of some Andy Warhol's famous collections that you learned about in school.

8. Hersheypark and Hershey's Chocolate World

Hersheypark is known for its astounding number of roller coasters. While you are in the area, make sure to also check out Hershey's Chocolate World where you can see the chocolate making process. Plus, who wouldn't want to be surrounded by chocolates and candies for a day?

9. Worlds End State Park

Check out the beautiful views and hiking trails at Worlds End State Park!

10. Lake Tobias Wildlife Park

Visit Lake Tobias to see an assortment of wildlife, reptiles, and more.

11. The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania

How needs to go to Arizona to see the Grand Canyon? You can catch a peak at one in the middle of Pennsylvania!

12. Fallingwater

13. The Poconos Mountains

The Poconos are known for their ski resorts and water parks. If you've never skied before, this is your chance.

14. The Amish Village in Lancaster

Pennsylvania is known for its Amish communities. Learn about this lifestyle by attending a guided tour!

15. PNC Park

While in Pittsburgh, make sure to take a stop at this famous baseball park. If you are a fan of the Pittsburgh Pirates, then this is a destination for you.

16. Rocky Steps

The "Rocky Steps" lead up to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and are iconic due to the famous film. Recreate the scene while visiting the city.

17. Centralia

The small town of Centralia is on the verge of becoming a ghost town. The population has diminished since a coal mine caught fire in 1962. Fire still burns underneath the ground!

18. The Nittany Lion Shrine

Carved by Heinz Warneke, the famous lion shrine sits at the heart of the Pennsylvania State University. This is the second most photographed location in Pennsylvania, following the Liberty Bell.

Have fun exploring the great state of Pennsylvania!