Gettysburg has secured a spot on the list of the 13 cutest small towns in Pennsylvania for 2025. The distinction celebrates not only Gettysburg’s rich Civil War history but also its cultural events and scenic charm that draw thousands of visitors annually.
Gettysburg joins a diverse group of small towns across the state, each offering unique attractions that define Pennsylvania’s charm. The full list of the 13 cutest small towns includes:
- Kennett Square, known as the Mushroom Capital of the World and home to Longwood Gardens.
- Hershey, where sweet treats and family fun reign supreme at Hersheypark and Hershey Gardens.
- Lititz, rich in Moravian heritage and famous for its pretzels and charming downtown.
- Jim Thorpe, nestled in the Pocono Mountains and famed for its fall foliage and scenic railway rides.
- State College, a bustling college town with a deep love for the arts and sports.
- Doylestown, where Mercer’s castles and a thriving arts scene paint a picture of creative heritage.
- East Stroudsburg, offering a rich mix of Native American and Latin cultures in the Pocono region.
- Wilkes-Barre, steeped in mining history and home to lively arts and outdoor escapes.
- Milton, where Susquehanna River views, flavorful eateries, and Dutch traditions come together.
- Stroudsburg, featuring historic architecture and a vibrant local farmers market.
- Greensburg, a hub for performing arts, visual culture, and boutique shopping near Pittsburgh.
- Ridgway, where more than 700 historic buildings and Elk County’s natural beauty converge.
Each town offers a unique blend of experiences, from nature and nostalgia to festivals and flavors.
Source: WorldAtlas