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Bucks County Convention & Visitors Bureau

Bucks County is known for its many small towns and villages like New Hope, Doylestown, Quakertown, Bensalem, Yardley, Newtown, Bristol and forty-six others. With more than a hundred attractions to keep you entertained, our most visited sites include Sesame Place, Washington Crossing Historic Park, Peddler’s Village, The James A. Michener Art Museum, Pearl S. Bucks House, The Crayola Factory and The Mercer Mile - The Mercer Museum, Fonthill and the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works. Great outdoor recreation abounds in the many state and county parks as well as along the Delaware River and at Lake Nockamixon. Visitors enjoy rafting, canoeing, kayaking, horseback riding, rock climbing, hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, swimming, ballooning, soaring and even cross country skiing in Bucks County.

Bucks County is ideal for that romantic getaway offering a variety of accommodations including Bed and Breakfast Inns, Country Inns, and luxurious hotels. Intimate restaurants, wineries, theaters and rambling country roads make the experience complete. For the shopping enthusiast, Bucks County offers unique and one-of-a-kind treasures. New Hope, Peddler’s Village, Doylestown, Newtown, Penn’s Purchase Outlets, Lambertville and Franklin Mills are noted for their shopping experiences, but it’s the specialty shops, farm markets, antique shops and art galleries located off the beaten path that make shopping in Bucks County so special. This site contains information on all the wonderful things to see and do in Bucks County as well as our neighboring regions of Lambertville, Trenton and Philadelphia. Be sure to look at the streaming video on Bucks County Web TV and check out the postings in Talk About Bucks.

Centre County Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.visitpennstate.org

The Central Pennsylvania Convention & Visitors Bureau (CPCVB) is a nonprofit, membership-based organization committed to the fundamental principal that convention and visitor business can be attracted to an area more effectively through “coordinated group action” rather than independent action. The Convention and Visitors Bureau is the County’s single most important destination marketing organization, projecting an image for the area into various targeted markets. Cities and towns worldwide are represented and marketed as vacation and meeting destinations by Convention and Visitors Bureaus.

The state-of-the-art Visitor Center is attracting hundreds of visitors, as well as local residents each day. Guests can find out what’s happening in the area and pick up brochures on the many businesses in Centre County. The Center features state-of-the-art Interactive Tourism Network Kiosks, a large brochure/information area, an exhibit gallery, a 124 seat auditorium, cyber café, retail and vending area and much more! The Center is open and staffed 7 days a week.

Lancaster County Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.padutchcountry.com

Come linger in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, where there isn't a fast lane. In some of this country's oldest towns and villages, families and couples are slowing down and discovering something really unique and precious -- themselves. Traveling along the rolling farmlands promotes a sense of personal freedom. Not surprising since so many early settlers here were also search for their freedom. Among stone mills, wooden covered bridges, restored churches, or while attending harvest festivals, people are capturing a different kind of scenic beauty. It's the kind that inspires an inner peace.

Part of Lancaster County's old-fashioned charm and homespun warmth stems from our Amish population -- the families, farmers and craftsmen who follow a deeply religious, family-centered lifestyle that has maintained this tradition through a simple way of life that has not adopted the mainstream culture, yet has adapted in many necessary ways throughout the last 300 years.

Pittsburgh Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.visitpittsburgh.org

VisitPittsburgh.com is the official tourist promotion agency of Allegheny County. On this site, you will find up-to-date listings for area hotels, activities, events, festivals, transportation, sports, restaurants, cultural attractions, shops and more for Pittsburgh and the surrounding countryside. Stop by one of Pittsburgh's Welcome Centers, located at Pittsburgh International Airport (landside), on Liberty Avenue downtown, or in the Heinz History Center to find a wealth of vacation information about Pittsburgh, its neighborhoods and adjacent counties. Welcome Centers are the place to pick up brochures, city maps, restaurant and shopping guides, walking tours, hotel information and more. Visit the Welcome Center on your way to a great time in Pittsburgh! Imagine what you can do here!

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