Tourist Attractions in Reading, PA

49 local Tourist Attractions in Reading, with reviews, hours, and contact info.

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    Reading Pagoda

    98 Duryea Dr, Reading, PA

    4.6(4,664)

    A seven-story historical landmark and observation point atop Mount Penn in Reading, open to the public and city-owned. Visitors come for its distinctive Japanese-style architecture, scenic hairpin drive, and panoramic views at sunrise, sunset, and after dark.

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    Reading Public Museum Arboretum

    1218 Parkside Dr S, Reading, PA

    (610) 371-5850

    4.7(1,522)

    Reading Public Museum Arboretum in Reading, PA features picturesque, paved walking trails and interactive exhibits, offering a serene and engaging experience for families. With free admission and year-round beauty, it's celebrated for its cleanliness, diverse displays, and unique attractions like the Story Walk and P-61 Black Widow restoration.

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    Gring's Mill Recreation Area

    2083 Tulpehocken Rd, Reading, PA

    (610) 372-8939

    4.7(1,090)

    Gring's Mill Recreation Area in Reading, PA, is a scenic tourist attraction known for its well-maintained trails, family-friendly amenities, and historical features, offering a peaceful escape for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors consistently praise its organized seasonal events, including the popular Christmas light displays.

    Tourist Attractions · Community Centers · Parks
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    City Park

    Washington St & N 11th St, Reading, PA

    4.3(757)

    City Park in Reading, PA offers a diverse array of amenities including playgrounds, sports courts, lush greenery, and community events. Visitors enjoy the onsite food stands and engaging water-play features for family-friendly fun.

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    Jim Dietrich Park

    4899 Stoudts Ferry Bridge Rd, Reading, PA

    (610) 929-1503

    4.7(695)

    Jim Dietrich Park in Reading, PA, offers diverse recreational activities, including sports fields, kayaking, and scenic riverside trails. The park is renowned for its outstanding dog parks and popular events like Riverfest.

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    Reading Outer Station

    3501 Pottsville Pike, Reading, PA

    (610) 562-2102

    4.7(512)

    Reading Outer Station in Reading, PA, offers scenic train excursions, celebrated for its historic #2102 steam engine and exceptional staff service. Passengers enjoy breathtaking countryside views and festive holiday rides, with autumn trips particularly beloved.

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    Carsonia Park

    905 Byram St, Reading, PA

    (610) 779-5240

    4.5(491)

    Carsonia Park in Reading, PA, is a welcoming tourist attraction featuring peaceful trails, a scenic pond, and updated playgrounds. Visitors enjoy its family-friendly amenities, including basketball courts, picnic areas, and a popular fishing spot.

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    Antietam Lake Park

    230 Angora Rd, Reading, PA

    (610) 372-8939

    4.7(432)

    Antietam Lake Park in Reading, PA, features serene hiking trails, scenic lakes, and excellent fishing spots. The park offers well-maintained, family-friendly trails, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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    Pendora Park

    1805 Forrest St, Reading, PA

    (610) 655-6201

    4.2(429)

    Pendora Park in Reading, PA, is a valued family-friendly destination featuring a popular splash pad, scenic creek, and versatile picnic pavilions. The park also offers playgrounds and sports fields, attracting families for fun-filled outdoor activities.

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    City Park Bandshell

    Columbus Drive, Reading, PA

    (610) 898-1930

    4.3(266)

    City Park Bandshell in Reading, PA offers scenic trails, engaging wildlife, historic monuments, and a popular summer concert series. Known for its peaceful ambiance and community-friendly amenities.

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    Berks Nature Angelica Creek Park

    575 St Bernardine St, Reading, PA

    (610) 372-4992

    4.6(261)

    Berks Nature Angelica Creek Park in Reading, PA, is a family-friendly tourist attraction offering serene walking trails, educational activities, and a nine-hole disc golf course. Visitors enjoy the natural beauty, kid-friendly play areas, and lively weekend events with food and refreshments.

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    Red Caboose Park

    2399 Monroe Ave, Reading, PA

    (610) 678-5399

    4.5(235)

    Red Caboose Park in Reading is a beloved family destination, offering a clean and well-maintained environment, complete with sports facilities, playgrounds, and a unique caboose feature that delights children. The park's pavilion with a charcoal grill and ample parking make it ideal for gatherings and events.

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    Witches Hat

    1996 Neversink Mountain Rd, Reading, PA

    4.5(217)

    Witches Hat in Reading, PA, is a historic park offering panoramic city views, abundant wildlife, and diverse recreational activities such as hiking and rock climbing. Visitors appreciate the park's rich history and the stunning vista of the city and the Pagoda from its stone pavilion.

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    Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad logo
    4.7(201)

    The Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad is a working regional freight railroad that also runs scenic passenger excursions departing from Reading. Riders praise the friendly staff, engaging conductor commentary, restored vintage cars, and seasonal trips like fall foliage and Santa rides.

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    Lorane Hollow Park

    W 48th St, Reading, PA

    (610) 779-5660

    4.5(183)

    Lorane Hollow Park in Reading, PA, is a well-maintained tourist attraction boasting modern play equipment, diverse sports facilities, a peaceful atmosphere, and enhanced security features. Visitors appreciate its clean surroundings, paved walking paths, and an attractive pavilion ideal for gatherings.

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    Neversink Loop

    91 Klapperthal Rd, Reading, PA

    4.7(174)

    Neversink Loop in Reading, PA, is a scenic tourist attraction known for its breathtaking river and city views, diverse hiking trails, and intriguing historical landmarks. Hikers are captivated by the Witches Hat Pavilion and century-old wine cellars that enhance the outdoor adventure.

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    Wyomissing Park System Pinewoods Trail

    1985 Old Wyomissing Rd, Reading, PA

    4.8(166)

    Wyomissing Park System Pinewoods Trail in Reading, PA, offers beautifully maintained trails with diverse paths and abundant wildlife, making it a beloved spot for families and pet owners. Visitors appreciate the tranquil atmosphere, scenic views, and friendly park staff.

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    Stoudts Ferry Bridge Playground logo
    4.6(134)

    Stoudts Ferry Bridge Playground in Reading, PA, is a well-maintained local attraction featuring a pirate ship-themed playground, rock wall, sports fields, and a pavilion, making it ideal for family outings and birthday parties. Visitors appreciate its clean facilities and convenient location.

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    Berks County Heritage Center

    1102 Red Bridge Rd, Reading, PA

    (610) 374-8839

    4.8(115)

    The Berks County Heritage Center is a historic site and park in Reading, featuring the Gruber Wagon Works, Wertz's Covered Bridge, gardens, picnic areas, and the creekside Union Canal Towpath trail. Visitors praise its scenic, well-kept grounds, informative guided tours, and seasonal events for families.

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    Drexelwood Park

    Berks County Park, Reading, PA

    4.5(101)

    Drexelwood Park in Reading, PA, is a well-maintained oasis offering varied playgrounds, sports courts, and walking paths in a peaceful setting. Visitors love its unique rock climbing features and family-friendly amenities, making it a favorite for local outings.

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    State Hill boat launch

    530 Brownsville Rd, Reading, PA

    4.6(96)

    State Hill boat launch in Reading, PA is a picturesque tourist attraction known for breathtaking sunsets, scenic boat ramps, and diverse recreational activities including kayaking, jet skiing, and hiking. Visitors appreciate its well-maintained trails, year-round beauty, and free parking.

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    Breneman Park

    2914 Reedy Rd, Reading, PA

    (610) 678-5399

    4.7(89)

    Breneman Park in Reading, PA, is a family-friendly attraction featuring separate play areas for different age groups and amenities like sports courts and a spacious pavilion. Visitors appreciate its relaxing atmosphere and ideal setting for events and gatherings.

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    Berks History Center

    940 Centre Ave, Reading, PA

    (610) 375-4375

    4.7(86)

    Berks History Center is a Reading museum, research library and archive preserving Berks County history through galleries on industry, agriculture, military service and Pennsylvania German culture. Visitors praise the knowledgeable staff, genealogy records, children's hands-on room and the miniature city of Reading exhibit.

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    Shiloh Hills Park

    303 Sage Dr, Reading, PA

    4.5(73)

    Shiloh Hills Park in Reading is a serene tourist attraction offering well-maintained trails with stunning switchback paths and scenic sunset vistas. Families enjoy the park's peaceful atmosphere and convenient access to a nearby playground.

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    Kelly's Lock Overlook

    2820 River Rd, Reading, PA

    4.6(71)

    Kelly's Lock Overlook in Reading is a serene tourist attraction offering stunning river views, peaceful nature trails, and kayaking adventures. It's a dog-friendly spot ideal for relaxation and water rescue training courses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Tourist Attractions are in Reading, PA?▼

There are currently 49 Tourist Attractions listed in Reading, Pennsylvania.

What are the most reviewed Tourist Attractions in Reading?▼

The most reviewed Tourist Attractions in Reading include Reading Pagoda (4664 reviews), Reading Public Museum Arboretum (1522 reviews), Gring's Mill Recreation Area (1090 reviews).