PENNSYLVANIA
Field Trips

Learn about the US Constitution and political history at the National Constitution Center. Visit their Interactive Constitution page for virtual learning opportunities.

The National Liberty Museum brings liberty to life through stories of people whose character and courage have expanded liberty for all.

Visit the North Museum of Nature and Science for a fun STEM learning experience. The museum features permanent and featured exhibits, as well as a SciDome Theater.

For over 20 years, Peak Performance designs the perfect customized tour for your students and youth group. They pride themselves on not only the customized packages that they design, but also the personal service they bring to each client.

Be inspired by the life and legacy of author and humanitarian Pearl S. Buck on a tour through her pre-1825 Pennsylvania stone farmhouse which tells the story of Buck’s advocation for cross-cultural understanding.

Peirce Planetarium offers you a glimpse of the stars and planets of the night sky with its 40-foot dome, one of the largest in the state.

Pennsbury Manor is the estate of William Penn, founder and proprietor of the Colony of Pennsylvania. Pennsbury Manor is the only historic site in the country focused specifically on William Penn.

The galleries at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts feature works that encourage groups to observe, ponder, discuss, and appreciate art. Groups will see paintings, sculptures, mixed media, and more.

The Anthracite Heritage Museum tells the story of hard coal mining, its related industries, and the immigrant culture of northeastern Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Ballet is a premier ballet company offering performances at the Academy of Music and also at the Merriam Theater, both located within walking distance of one another. Performances will dazzle, bewitch, and amaze your group. Outreach programs are available.

Pennsylvania Hospital founded 25 years before the start of the American Revolution. Tour the hospital’s and the Physic Garden, which contains medicinal plants that were used in the 18th century.

Pennypacker Mills is an unusually well documented historic site where you can see what it was like to live in the early 1900s. Activities throughout the year include guided tours, exhibits, nature walks and hands-on activities.