From the Susquehanna River to the Capitol Dome—The Complete 2026 Directory
The "Palace of Art." Explore the 272-foot dome, the Moravian tile floors, and the breathtaking rotunda. Tours run daily.
High atop Reservoir Park, this is the only museum in the US to tell the story of the war from both the Union and Confederate perspectives.
Features the Mammal Hall, Planetarium, and Curiosity Connection for kids. A staple of 3rd Street.
The oldest building in Harrisburg. Learn about the city's founder and the powerful Cameron political dynasty.
A triple-threat venue: Science Center, IMAX theater, and live performance stage in the heart of downtown.
Located in a stunningly converted bank in Midtown, featuring rotating contemporary exhibits.
The 63-acre gem. Home to the Harrisburg Senators (FNB Field), City Island Railroad, Beach Club, and Water Golf.
An authentic paddlewheel riverboat. Take a dinner cruise or the "Murder Mystery" tour for unique river views.
The Labor Day tradition. Tightrope walkers, canoe races, and the massive food court along Riverfront Park.
A hidden wetland sanctuary. The 3.1-mile loop is the best place in the city for birdwatching and photography.
A formal flower garden located in Riverfront Park—perfect for wedding photos and quiet afternoon strolls.
The 20-mile loop connecting the city. Cycle from the river to Paxtang and back through the city's parks.
Running the length of the city, this is the premier spot for the Artsfest, Pride, and daily jogging.
One of the oldest continuously operating farmers markets in the US. Over 40 vendors with local Amish soul food and artisan coffee.
A world-famous independent bookstore. Thousands of used, new, and rare books with a café inside.
Award-winning farm-to-table dining, on-site brewery, and 30+ artist studios all in one massive brick building.
The heart of Harrisburg nightlife. From upscale dining at Mangia Qui to the nightlife vibe at McGrath's Pub.
A 40-acre park with a preserved mansion, old church, and great views of the Rockville Bridge (the world's longest stone arch bridge).
A massive multi-venue complex for live music, film, and community events.