Visit Philadelphia

Rainbow Row, Fort Sumter where the Civil War began and Lowcountry cooking.

The Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry where the anthem was written and Chesapeake blue crabs.

Visit Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's second-largest city. Ride the Duquesne Incline (historic funicular with panoramic views of the city's three rivers), explore the Andy Warhol Museum (largest museum dedicated to a single artist in North America), see dinosaur fossils at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and catch a game at PNC Park (baseball stadium with a classic design and riverfront setting).

Mission Control at the Johnson Space Center and the most diverse food scene in the country.

Music City: the Grand Ole Opry, honky-tonks on Broadway and hot chicken.

Food carts, Powell’s bookshop, more breweries than any other city and the Columbia Gorge nearby.

Barbecue burnt ends, the jazz district at 18th and Vine and 200 fountains.

The birthplace of bibimbap and a hanok village of 800 traditional houses to stay in.