Pennsylvania offers groups an array of diverse experiences. To help plan your tour, contact one of several Convention and Visitors Bureaus (CVB) that are available to assist you with lodging, meals and things to do. Ask them What’s New for 2010. Group rates are available.

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Quest for Freedom

As you travel the scenic highways of PA, you will find an abundance of historical and cultural experiences waiting to be discovered through the Quest for Freedom’s Two-Station Vacations. We’ve planned a series of itineraries including Philadelphia to Lancaster, Lancaster to Gettysburg, Chambersburg to Carlisle and Pittsburgh to Erie. Each provides a unique blend of history, culture, leisure, and hospitality.

There are more than 40 official National Network to Freedom sites across the state just waiting to be explored. And, along the way, the Pennsylvania Past Players – featuring such historical figures as Thaddeus Stevens, Lydia Hamilton Smith, Frances Harper and Thomas Chester – can bring the Civil War and Underground Railroad eras to life by serving as docents, walking tour and step-on guides, welcome teams and living history interpreters.

Contact Mark Beyerle at 215-625-7908 to book the PA Past Players. For more information, go to www.questforfreedom.org/grouptours

Civil War Trails Brochure & Map

Take one of our roadtrips to fully experience Pennsylvania Civil War Trails. With the scenic Dutch Country Roads as a natural backdrop, explore the charm and hospitality of our historic towns and learn about the people, places, and events that shaped the course of American history. These roadtrips feature the most exciting must-see attractions and brings the Pennsylvania Civil War story to life. We've created two wonderful and memorable journeys for you: 

	Road to Harrisburg Follow the path where the Union defended Pennsylvania against approaching enemy soldiers. GO
	Road to Gettysburg Visit the towns and historic places that retell the story of the cost and sacrifice of our Commonwealth for the common good. GO

Festivals

The many ethnic groups who settled in Pennsylvania love to celebrate their heritage with family-friendly festivals all year long. Check out our 2010 Festivals.