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PENNSYLVANIA - Pennsylvania offers an array of charming fall villages perfect for an autumn getaway. From scenic beauty to historic charm, these villages offer a little something for everyone. Here are ten of the best villages to visit, each with a unique appeal.

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Philadelphia, PA - Whether you're visiting Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, for a day trip or a weekend, there are many great restaurants to choose from.  Some of the best dining options in the area include El Limon, Radice, and Bridgets Steakhouse. If you're looking for something a little more upscale, you can try the William Penn Inn in Gwynedd or the Caruso brick oven Trattoria in Souderton.

Kennett Square Chester County Guide

Philadelphia, PA - Dubbed the Mushroom Capital of the World, Kennett Square is located in the lush Brandywine Valley.  In the center of town, locals gather to shop and dine, while further out, the surrounding farms produce roughly 60% of the country's mushrooms, earning the area its well-deserved nickname.

3B Ice Cream Harrisburg, PA (Photo: Facebook)

Harrisburg, PA - 3B Ice Cream provides delicious, rich, savory ice cream featuring more than 30 flavors, sundaes, and thick milkshakes. One of the area's most extensive flavors, sticky bun, butter brittle, raspberry truffle, and lemon blueberry crunch, is a few of the innovative and tasty flavors 3B Ice Cream offers.

What State is Hershey Park In?

Philadelphia, PA—Located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Hersheypark is the largest theme park in the state. It is 95 miles west of Philadelphia and 15 miles east of Harrisburg. It features more than 70 rides and attractions and is open Friday through Sunday. It is also home to the ZooAmerica North American Wildlife Park.

Media Delaware County Guide

Philadelphia, PA—At less than one square mile, Media may be compact, but the county seat of Delaware County, located 12 miles southwest of Philadelphia, is quite multifaceted. Not only does it carry the nickname “Everybody’s Hometown” for its stated commitment to diversity and neighborliness, but it also holds the distinction as America’s original Fair Trade town, marking its public support of businesses that ensure workers receive a fair price for their products and labor.