Embark on a journey of exploring aquatic life and fascinating reptiles in their natural habitats. From shark tunnels to turtle sanctuaries, experience the wonders of nature at this modern and interactive aquarium.
Learn about Scranton's mining history and the harsh conditions the workers endured in the county's coal mines. The guided tour takes you 300 feet underground through tunnels, shafts, and past abandoned mining equipment.
A Scranton institution for more than a century, Coney Island Lunch serves up hot dogs with famous chili sauce, crispy french fries, and refreshingly cool birch beer. A perfect spot for a quick brunch or lunch.
Explore one of the region's most extensive collections of fine art, science, and natural history. The museum houses artwork from local artists alongside ancient Greek pottery, to interactive exhibits featuring live animals.
A former Masonic temple transformed into a performing arts center, The Scranton Cultural Center hosts concerts, Broadway musicals, and other events throughout the year. Take a guided tour of the historic building, renowned for its marvelous architecture and art deco designs.
End your day at the vibrant, bustling Market Place at Steamtown, a venue filled with local shops, restaurants, cafes, brewpubs, and lots of artisanal products. Savor a wide range of cuisines from various cultures and browse through exceptional craft beer collections to find unique souvenirs to commemorate your trip.
If you have more time, the Steamtown National Historic site, University of Scranton, and Nay Aug Park are worth the visit. If you have less than a day, consider skipping the Everhart Museum and lunch at Coney Island Lunch to focus on outdoor attractions such as Nay Aug Park or the Marywood Arboretum.