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A grand Capitol, riverfront paths and Civil War history make Harrisburg an easy day trip in central Pennsylvania.
Founded more than 190 years ago, this Catholic cathedral is known for its stained glass windows, murals and striking architecture.
Open since 1860, this market at 3rd and Verbeke has nearly 40 vendors selling fresh meals, baked goods, produce and meats.
Six miles north of downtown, this Federal-style mansion dates to 1787 and offers a tour through Pennsylvania history.
This 20-mile path loops around Harrisburg, passing the Susquehanna River and Riverfront Park along the way.
Set in Reservoir Park, the museum holds more than 24,000 items, including manuscripts, photographs and military equipment.
This 229-acre park has more than 6 miles of hiking trails through woods and meadows that are home to plenty of wildlife.
Architect Joseph Huston designed this 1906 landmark in the American Renaissance style, and its green dome rises above downtown.
Walk through centuries of Pennsylvania history at this museum at 300 North Street, part of the Capitol Complex.
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