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TRAVEL
GUIDE: PENNSYLVANIA |
From
Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell to Gettysburg
and the Dutch Country, Pennsylvania offers an endless
list of historical attractions. But with luxury hotels,
gourmet dining and some of the country's most vibrant
urban landscapes, PA is cool—not quaint. |
Harrisburg:
DINING
OUT
Tavern
on the Hill
With a wine list that features choices for every celebration, this a great place for a special occasion.
The menu features seafood
like Alaskan salmon and South African lobster tail as
well as a wide range of steaks, lamb and pasta dishes.
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Philadelphia:
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TOP 10 BRUNCH HOTELS IN THE U.S.
The Rittenhouse Hotel
Situated in a gorgeous minimalist space, The Rittenhouse promises an adventure in dining that should not be missed. Try the raw bar specialties—smoked trout, peppered mackerel, American caviar, Windy Point oysters—paired with the restaurant's own Cuvée Lacroix. |
72-HOUR VACATION
Philadelphia
While history has been its calling card since the First Continental Congress in 1774, Philadelphia isn't defined only by its past. This mid-sized with a very small-town vibe possesses a dynamism that seems to take first-time visitors by surprise.
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Pittsburgh:
HUSTLE
AND BUSTLE
Business
Travel Guide
Located within 500 miles
of more than half the U.S. population and a center
for finance, information technology, robotics, healthcare
and education, this breathtaking city is sure to excite
even the most blasé of business travelers. |
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DINING OUT
Umi
Perched atop two steep flights of stairs, this restaurant builds anticipation through painted fish scale and wave motifs, culminating in the majestic head of a sea dragon. Enter a serene L-shaped space, graced with fine materials and delicious design.
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(Updated: 10/01/08 KR)
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