Pennsylvania

Philadelphia is known as the “City of Brotherly Love”, and once you land here, you will know why. The people of Philadelphia are friendly, outgoing, and eager to share their city's rich history and culture with visitors from all over the world. And the rest of Pennsylvania is just as welcoming.

Philadelphia is an ideal place to begin your visit to Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia International Airport offers daily service from major cities around the world so the city is accustom to the needs of international visitors. This cosmopolitan city with small town charm holds one of the world largest private collections of impressions and prost impressionist art work, the largest collection of Rodin sculptures outside of Paris, offers the large largest urban landscaped park in the US and is the birth place of America.

With Philadelphia as your gateway to discovering Pennsylvania, you can go on to explore the life of the Amish in Lancaster, taste and feel the chocolate experience in Hershey, or relive the pivotal battle of the Civil War in Gettysburg. Drive through the rolling mountains and valleys of the Alleghenies, come up close to the elk herd in the Pennsylvania Wilds, look into the eyes of Andy Warhol in Pittsburg and then relax the beach on the Great Lake of Erie.