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Penn State University Campus

The soul of State College, Penn State’s sprawling campus is a destination in itself. Stroll through tree-lined walkways, admire the architecture, and don’t miss the Palmer Museum of Art, home to an impressive collection of American and European works.

The Arboretum at Penn State

A peaceful oasis just steps from the university, the Arboretum offers lush gardens, walking trails, and a whimsical children’s garden. It’s the perfect spot for a quiet afternoon or a scenic photo op.

Beaver Stadium

Home to the Penn State Nittany Lions, Beaver Stadium is one of the largest and most electric college football venues in the country. Even outside of game day, a tour of the stadium is a must for sports fans.

Pegula Ice Arena

Whether you're catching a Penn State hockey game or lacing up for a public skate, Pegula Ice Arena is a cool stop—literally and figuratively.

Downtown State College

Buzzing with energy, downtown is packed with local boutiques, cozy cafés, and lively bars. The State Theatre, a historic venue, hosts everything from indie films to live performances.

Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts

If you’re visiting in July, this annual festival transforms the town into a celebration of Check out this site creativity, with artists, musicians, and performers filling the streets.

Boal Mansion and Columbus Chapel

Step back in time at this historic estate in nearby Boalsburg. The mansion houses artifacts from the Boal family and even a sea chest believed to have belonged to Christopher Columbus.

Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park

Just a short drive from town, Penn’s Cave is the only all-water cavern tour in the U.S. east of the Mississippi. Glide through stunning limestone formations by boat and explore the surrounding wildlife park.

Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

Nature lovers will appreciate this serene wetland preserve, perfect for birdwatching, photography, or a peaceful walk along the boardwalk trails.

Happy Valley Vineyards & Wineries

Sip and savor local wines while enjoying scenic views of the countryside. Happy Valley’s wineries offer a relaxing escape and a taste of Pennsylvania terroir.