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Pennsylvania’s small towns bring to mind an idyllic rolling countryside of quaint farmhouses and historic brick homes. Part of that image comes from the state’s geographic diversity, stretching from the Appalachian Poconos to the scenic Delaware River valley. Another might be its diverse and fascinating history, from Amish Country out to Lake Erie, that lends […]

Did you know that Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, holds the distinction of being home to the Tower Theater? This top-billed concert venue has hosted legendary musicians such as David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, and The Rolling Stones. It’s just one of the many cool facets of living in this Philadelphia metro township. The music scene is a […]

So you’re interested in Harrisburg, the lively capital city of Pennsylvania? Harrisburg is re-emerging as a cool and trendy place to live, blending history, culture, and a touch of mystery. For instance, did you know that an extensive system of underground tunnels is beneath the streets? The “Harrisburg Tunnels” were initially built to transport coal […]

Did you know that Erie, PA, is home to the “flagship” US Brig Niagara, an exact replica of the War of 1812 sailing ship? This magnificent vessel, moored at the Erie Maritime Museum, allows visitors to step back in time and experience the thrill of sailing aboard a historic tall ship. Beyond this fascinating fact, […]

Welcome to Reading, Pennsylvania—a city as captivating as the pages of a well-loved book! Tucked in the idyllic countryside of Berks County, Reading is a hidden gem just waiting to be discovered. But, don’t wait too long as the secret’s getting out! US News and World Report has Reading as the tenth-best place to retire […]

Are you looking for the best place to live in Pennsylvania? Lower Merion Township was the state’s only featured pick by Money Magazine. It excels in several areas, including health, safety, education, income, opportunities, and quality of life. This is where Kobe Bryant went to high school and where several top-tier and Ivy League-level universities […]

Question: what’s the fourth-largest city in the United States? If you said Philadelphia, you’ve clearly been looking at this historic city, whether for school, work, or to live in general. We can’t call the City of Brotherly Love “up-and-coming” (it’s too old for that!), but it is seeing an uptick in interest from millennials and […]