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Photos: Iconic Landmarks To Visit Across PA

From architectural and natural wonders to chocolate, cheesesteaks, and history: what is your most iconic Pennsylvania destination?

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ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA — Planning your next vacation or trip to Pennsylvania?

Look no further than this list of local landmarks and destinations. From visiting Pennsylvania Dutch Country in Lancaster to trying all the regional eats at Reading Terminal in Philadelphia, there is something for everyone.

Check out the list below to start planning your trip now.

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Hershey Park

Hersheypark is a family theme park in Hershey Pennsylvania. Ride rollercoasters and snack on all of the chocolate Hershey has to offer. Hersheypark reopens April 2nd. (George Sheldon/Shutterstock)

Gettysburg National Park

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Visit a key Civil War battlefield in Gettysburg. Stop by the Museum Center to get the full history and tour the fields to see the cannons and the monuments erected in memory of the fallen. (Shutterstock)

Longwood Gardens

Take a stroll at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square. Visit the greenhouses and grounds that elevate the art of horticulture. (Photo Spirit/Shutterstock)

Liberty Bell and Independence Hall

An iconic symbol of American Independence can be viewed in Philadelphia alongside Independence Hall. (Shutterstock)

Lancaster County

Check out Pennsylvania Dutch made food and furniture in Lancaster County. The beauty of Lancaster County lies in vast farmland and horse and buggies on open roads. Visit the scenic area today. (George Sheldon/Shutterstock)

Fallingwater

One of Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural beauties is nestled in the woods near Pittsburgh. The house is perched over a waterfall, integrating organic architecture with nature. (Sean Pavone/Shutterstock)

Presque Isle Park

Presque Isle Park is on a peninsula that juts out into Lake Erie. Visit the sandy beaches and the town of Erie in the Northwest of Pennsylvania. (Shutterstock)

Andy Warhol Museum

See the vast collection of art by pop art icon Andy Warhol. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, the artists museum opened in 1994. It's the largest museum to house the artwork of a single artist. Check it out today. (Natalie Schorr/Shutterstock)

Reading Terminal Market

A variety of different cuisines can be found at Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market. You can try Pennsylvania Dutch Pretzels, pick up local produce and eat at the one of the many restaurant stalls located inside the market. Visiting the market is a must when visiting Philadelphia. (JWCohen/Shutterstock)

Valley Forge National Historical Park

After visiting the Civil War battle fields at Gettysburg, check out the Revolutionary War fields of Valley Forge. Take a tour of Valley Forge National Historical Park encampment and Washington's Headquarters during the war. (Shutterstock)

Poconos Mountains

The Pocono Mountains offer some of the best ski resorts in the Northeast. The best time to visit the mountains is during the fall and winter season. (Shutterstock)

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