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Sightseeing in Pennsylvania
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Here is a small and comprehensive guide on sightseeing in Pennsylvania.
Gettysburg national Military Park
It is place where the American Civil War was fought. Every body should visit this place to know about the battle, history, what happened there and why. you can hire a tourist guide and tour the place in your own car. If you don’t want to hire a guide you can go to the Visitors Center in the park for a free map of the place. The visit to the park is free unlike many other national parks.
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Liberty bell
The liberty bell is the site where the Declaration of Independence was first called out to the people. The liberty bell is regarded as the symbol of freedom fight for Americans. Here the security is tight. Talks on the history of the Liberty Bell are conducted during open hours.
Philadelphia Zoo
Established in 1800s the Philadelphia zoo is the home for 2000 rare creatures like polar bear, white lions, pandas and the giant river otters which you will find here only. If you are visiting the place singly you can go for the Balloon Ride. The zoo is open from 9.30 to 5P.M. parking fees is USD 10 per vehicle.
Independence Hall
The Independence Hall in Philadelphia is a historical landmark as it is the birthplace of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of America. The hall is open for public viewing every day and tours are conducted every 15 minutes. You can also avail the carriages or the double-decker bus services to tour around the hall.
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Philadelphia is erected in honor of the soldier of the Revolutionary War of America and to George Washington. The tomb is open all 24 hours. There is a burning flame in the tomb marking the sacrifices of the unknown soldiers of the revolutionary war.
Lights of liberty
The story of the American Revolution is projected through a light and sound show in the form of Lights of Liberty in the Independence National Park after sunset. The tickets for the show are $12 per child and $17 per adult.
St. Anthony’s chapel
The chapel is a mark of hidden treasures in Pittsburgh where you will find 5000 relics collected by Father Suitbert Mollinger which is considered one of the largest after Vatican.
It is not open on all days so check the schedule before you plan a visit.
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
If you are at Pittsburgh you should not miss this icon. the unparallel varieties of rich flora starting from ferns, palms, orchids and bromeliads makes it one of the finest conservatory in the country.
Eagle Falls Thrills and Spills
It is just the right place for you to have a wonderful day with you children. It has go-carts, miniature golf and waterslides. There are staffs to take care of the children. The prices are reasonable and the take no charge for parents and chaperones.
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