Home to the Philadelphia Eagles, Lincoln Financial Field is a football fan’s dream. With a majority of the seats along the sideline, you won't miss a second of the action!
Heinz Field is home to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the fifth-oldest franchise in the NFL. Catch a game and enjoy the views of this iconic city!
Although home to the 76ers, the Wells Fargo Center is good for more than just basketball. This arena is also home to an NHL team, the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Pittsburgh Penguins play at CONSOL Energy Center®, the country's first LEED® Gold Certified major sports venue. Recently, the team was named by Forbes magazine as having the NHL’s best fans!
Enjoy a game at beautiful PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, which was ranked one of the five iconic ballparks in the U.S. by Roadtrippers.
Citizens Bank Park offers plenty of family fun to partake in while watching the Philadelphia Phillies play ball, including kids games, food with Philadelphia flavor, restaurants, and Ashburn Alley.
Philadelphia’s PPL Park is home to the Philadelphia Union, the first Major League Soccer Club in the region. The park also offers beautiful views of the Delaware River!
Head to Highmark Stadium to watch an exciting game of professional soccer with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, and witness unparalleled views of Pittsburgh's skyline.
What started as three teams grew to 7,000 teams in 2014, making the Little League World Series the world's largest organized youth sports program. See the spectacle for yourself Aug. 20–30, 2015!
You know what fans say about “Any Given Sunday.” Well, at Pocono Raceway, anything can happen when all 43 NASCAR® teams converge to “Start Their Engines” and race for the checkered flag!
Stock cars burn rubber from March to October at Lernerville Speedway, a Pittsburgh-area raceway. Catch the headline race, the Don Martin Memorial Cup, to honor the track's former operator Don Martin.
Local drag racers love Maple Grove Raceway's quarter-mile dragstrip, located just outside of Reading. Stroll through the pits, and if you are lucky, meet the drivers and take pictures!
Champions like Mario Andretti have sped around Williams Grove Speedway, a half-mile clay oval southwest of Harrisburg. Plan a trip from late Feb.-Oct. to see sprint car racing at its finest!
Spooky Nook Sports, the country's largest indoor sports complex, is the new home for USA Field Hockey. Catch the National Field Hockey Club Championship, or a game of the 12 sports the venue hosts.
Spectators may be just as impressed by the matches as they are with the Brandywine Polo Club, Chester County’s elite equestrian scene. Enjoy matches from May through September.
At the Lancaster Polo Club, beautiful horses pair with gorgeous countryside. You can sit carside on a Sunday afternoon from June to Oct. to watch the matches and enjoy the lively social scene.
From May through Oct., pull your car up to Bucks County's Tinicum Polo Club, bring out a lawn chair and sit back – until it’s time for the divot stomping!
Step up to the bat at BWP to get a first-hand look at how BWP Bats®, known as the hardest and most durable wooden bats in the Major League, are produced.
Throw a perfect pass or drive a motorboat at the Heinz History Center. The western PA sports museum honors Pittsburgh’s sports heritage in the largest history museum across Pennsylvania.
Penn State fans, visit the All-Sports Museum to discover how much you really know about the legends of the blue and white! The museum is located in the southwest corner of Beaver Stadium.
York Barbell is home to the USA Weightlifting Hall of Fame. Visit to follow the history of weightlifting, from the early Olympics to the powerlifting and body-building of today.
