Top 10 Best Museums in Pennsylvania | USA- English

Number 1 The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh As the largest museum on the continent to feature the work of a single artist, the Andy Warhol Museum is a world-class experience and fitting tribute to one of the greatest American artists. An 88,000 square foot converted industrial warehouse, the museum houses almost 15,000 Warhol works, ranging from paintings to photographs to Number 2 Please Touch Museum, Philadelphia The Please Touch Museum is like a dream come to life for children and the more restless adults among us seeking a non-traditional museum experience. This hands-on museum offers programs and exhibits for art, the environment, health, music, movement, STEM, theater, and so much more. Number 3 State Museum of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg A worthy tribute to our beloved Commonwealth, the State Museum in Harrisburg is dedicated to all things Pennsylvanian. 350 notable natives are featured in a hall of icons, and a life-size 19th-century village square depicts earlier life in the state. Number 4 National Watch and Clock Museum, Columbia As the most comprehensive timekeeping assemblage in North America, the National Watch and Clock Museum boasts a stunning collection of horological items from around the globe. Arranged as a chronological history of timekeeping, the museum offers a new insight into global culture by contrasting vastly different styles of doing the exact same thing, keeping and telling time. Number 5 The Crayola Experience, Easton A visit to the Crayola Experience is like stepping into a vivid childhood fantasy viewed forgotten among the monotony of adulthood. 65,000 square feet, containing 26 hands-on attractions make this a waxy wonderland for both children and their supervisors. Number 6 National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg Harrisburg's National Civil War Museum aims to present the human experience of the Civil War, without bias to the northern or southern cause. Rather, the museum lays out the struggles and triumphs of both soldiers and civilians in an attempt to create a complete history of the war. Number 7 Eckley Miners' Village and Museum, Weatherly Built in 1853, the Eckley Miners' Village was an anthracite coal mining patch town, set up to serve the needs of laborers and supervisors working in the shafts. Remaining on display are two worker houses, each for a different level of hierarchy, the boss' home, two churches and a doctor's office. Number 8 Fallingwater, Mill Run, Pennsylvania Fallingwater was built in 1935 as a summer residence for the family behind Kaufman's department store. Designed inside and out by Frank Lloyd Wright, it stands today as one of the most visited sites in the state, welcoming over 125,000 visitors annually. Number 9 American Treasure Tour, Oaks American Treasure Tour is truly a singular experience. A collection of collections, the Treasure Tour is perhaps the greatest existing assemblage of Americana. Though the collections are diverse, the main groups are music machines, from Nickelodeons to music boxes, and preserved early cars, both having played a key role in the development of broader American culture. Number 10 Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the finest museums in the world, and stands as one of the 100 most visited globally. Priceless works like Toulouse-Lautrec's at the Moulin Rouge, Van Gogh's Vase with Twelve Sunflowers, and Monet's Japanese Bridge and Waterlilies await your arrival, as well as other treasures by American artists such as Mary Cassatt, Marcel Duchamp, and Andrew Wyeth. Hope you like this video, for more videos please subscribe to our channel.