You are sure to find something new to explore each time you stop by Philadelphia, whether you visit some historic sites, expand your knowledge in one of the top notch museums or enjoy dining from a variety of restaurants. Make sure to stroll through Rittenhouse Square, stop by and see the Rocky statue and refuel with some great sandwiches along Boathouse Row or Reading Terminal Market. Outside of the city there are wonders to find as well so don't be afraid to go farther than normal and you may see the Magic Gardens or various outdoor art galleries.

Explore over 3,500 acres of woodlands, meadows and monuments to honor those lost during the Revolutionary War generations. Valley Forge is the encampment site of the Continental Army during the winter of 1777-1778. You can go hiking or biking, take a weekend trolley tour, become a junior ranger, go on a ranger led adventure or take a tour of your choice.

D.C. has a variety of places for you to explore, from fun dining destinations to top class museums and memorials, you will not run out of things to do or see. Some of the top areas to visit are: the Lincoln Memorial , Tidal Basin, Vietnam Veterans and Korean War Veteran Memorials, the Smithsonian, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, National Gallery of Art, and more!

If you are interested in enjoying music, classes and workshops, tours, or a variety of exhibitions in a peaceful and scenic area, look no further than this botanical garden that boasts over a thousand acres of gardens, woodlands and meadows.

Whether you want to chill with your family or enjoy some thrills, Six Flags Great Adventure has you covered. Take a Wild Safari Drive and see over 1,200 animals from six continents from your own car, or enjoy live shows, restaurants, kid and family friendly rides or rides for the daredevil in your group.

A variety of attractions take place where the steel mills and ship building areas of a time past once where. Whether you are looking for waterfront views, locally owned and operated restaurants, museums or music venues, the harbor has you covered.

Some of the top museums include: National Aquarium, Historic Ships in Baltimore's floating museum, Maryland Science Center, and the Port Discovery Children's Museum.

If you would rather stay by the water, don't hesitate to book a cruise from a variety of options, or even get a paddle board if the mood strikes. The MECU Pavilion has concerts from your favorite musicians right on the water and you are never short on top quality seafood restaurants, some of which have been family owned and operated for over 100 years.