Debido a su arquitectura fascinante y su grandeza total, la Catedral de San Pedro y San Pablo es un sitio imperdible si visitan Filadelfia. Esta catedral preciosa es uno de los puntos de referencia de una de las poblaciones católicas más numerosas del país. Fue diseñada por el célebre arquitecto Napoleo LeBrun y construida entre 1846 y 1864 con una mezcla de influencias paladinas e italianas. El bellísimo baldaquino ubicado sobre el altar evidencia una fuerte influencia italiana, mientras que la fachada de la iglesia refleja el estilo paladino. De hecho, creerán que están en Europa dentro de esta catedral. Embárquense en un audio tour y aprendan más sobre las ocho capillas, el santuario de 2.000 asientos, el domo abovedado de cobre y el espectacular ábside con sus tallados en mármol rojo y sus vitrales. Durante el recorrido, se familiarizarán con la fascinante historia de la basílica. Al ser la iglesia católica más grande de Pensilvania, el monumento es parte del Registro Nacional de Sitios Históricos.
Valley Forge National Historical Park weaves history, wildlife and fun together in one picturesque setting. The site of the 1777-78 winter encampment of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, Valley Forge honors the sacrifices made by the citizens of that era and sheds light on the perseverance of the unbreakable human spirit. Embark on immersive guided tours, engage in outdoor activities such as bird watching and horseback riding, and peruse 19th-century art exhibits. Discover important places and people and spend an eventful day with a visit to this park.
The Brandywine Creek Nature Center is a beautiful and educational facility located within the Brandywine Creek State Park. The nature center features interactive exhibits, displays, and educational programs that focus on the diverse ecosystems found in the Brandywine Creek area. Visitors can explore various exhibits that showcase the park's wildlife, geology, and environmental conservation efforts. The center's resident animals include Cornelius, a corn snake. The center's staff and volunteers provide valuable information and insights to help visitors gain a deeper understanding of the park's natural and cultural heritage.
Craven Hall was originally built in in 1780, with renovations done in 1823, and an additional floor added in the 20th Century. It is located in Warminster Township, Pennsylvania. The architectural style of the building is traditional Greek style that makes it unique and stands out in the rural setting of Pennsylvania. The house is built with stone walls and finished with stucco. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 11, 2007.
Located in the heart of Burlington County Park System, on the Rancocas Creek, the small time mill which turned into a major industrial plant was a great employment place for several workers. This mill offered the workers a great place for recreation, and eductaional opportunities. This park features a great activity area for hiking, trails, biking, fishing, canoeing, picnicking, etc. The park also offers a beautiful view of wildlife, freshwater streams of the creek, forests, meadows, and a beautiful natural scenic view.
A monumental home in the Worcester Township of Montgomery County is the Peter Wentz Homestead. The site dates back to 1758 and is a stellar model of the Georgian style of architecture. Currently, this landmark is conserved and protected by the Peter Wentz Farmstead Society.