In case you've forgotten, Pennsylvania is home to two of America’s greatest cities, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. If you haven't already seen them, must-see sights in Philadelphia include the Liberty Bell, the Franklin Institute, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, famed Independence Hall, and the action of a Philadelphia Flyers or Philadelphia Eagles game. In Pittsburgh, you can explore the Pittsburgh Zoo, or catch the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Steelers in action. Did you also know that Penn State has the second largest stadium in the US, holding over 107,000 fans. Aside from history and sports, your state also offers plenty of recreational activities, such a scenic drive through Old Pennsylvania Dutch territory, where you’ll find the Amish and Mennonites living their own unique and inspiring way of life. The Pocono Mountains are famous for their serene wooded beauty, fishing, golfing, and honeymooning. And, though a fact not widely known, Pennsylvania also has 51 miles of coastline along Lake Eerie, which is great news for fishers, swimmers, boaters, and sun seekers alike. Finally, for those that really need an adrenaline-boost, Pennsylvania can surely deliver with several exciting amusement parks, including Hershey Park, Idlewild Park, Lakemont Park, and Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom. And don’t forget Groundhog Day and good old Punxsutawney Phil.