Top 10 Pennsylvania Boroughs/Small Towns to Visit

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It’s pronounced Ka tann ing!
Comment from : Regis Kraisinger

Enjoyed the tour, but please ask someone hew the names of the towns are pronounced You missed Bellevue on the Ohio River It is small and everyone knows your name
Comment from : John Ilko

And turn down the music so we can hear you speak
Comment from : James Eshleman

It's not very convincing when the reviewer can't pronounce 3 of the 10 boroughs in this video Get out of your car and talk to the people!
Comment from : James Eshleman

Loved the choices Hard to listen though as the music is overpowering the voice over Just an FYI, still loved the content
Comment from : Bob Steck

Ki-tan-ning Accent on the second syllable Like suntan Not Kitten-ning Please and thank you
Comment from : Hollie Hoover

Any locals give there opinion on Lititz, family of 3 visiting soon possibly relocating Amish don’t bother me…
Comment from : Rick

Please stop telling people to come to Pennsylvania We are no longer small towns You guys have ruined it We now have trash in our rivers and roadways that we have to get volunteers to cleanup Our lakes and ponds are polluted Please sray home and trash your own area
Comment from : Robins Nest 68

Democrats are killing pa
Comment from : gm3674

You should go to Somerset County Pa The smal town of Meyersdale pa Is the home of the Pennsylvania Maple Festival every Spring
Comment from : Schardt Cinematic Productions

McKeesport is the best😃😄😆😐😖🤢🤮💀☠️💩
Comment from : B PIE

My favorite small towns include Strasburg, Newtown, Doylestown, Jim Thorpe, Lititz, New Hope, Kennett Square, Gettysburg, and of course Hershey I know you didn’t include Hershey but it still counts to me
Comment from : Brandon Kelly

Fonthill Castle is a great place to visit I definitely recommend it Lititz PA is sort of overrated in my opinion, but some nice homes to look at You are 100 correct about Jim Thorpe PA We love Jim Thorpe and visit it multiple times per year One of the most amazing times to go is in the fall when all of the leaves in the mountains change colors There is also a good tour of the old prison at the top of the Hill in downtown Don't forget to stop at the candy shop in town for some of the BEST Hot chocolate with whip cream Great Video and thanks for the recommendations!
Comment from : You Better Preach!

Your town pronunciation is way off
Comment from : Linda Strous

You missed a couple of the GREATIST PLACES to live and raise a family Berlin, PA, and Somerset, PA, Reasonable cost of living, very good schools, a lot to do in their general areas, in the mountains and loaded with history I plan on moving to one or the other now that I am retired
Comment from : brad tipton

Its KIT-TANINGDUMMY
Comment from : Diane Pusateri

Jim Thorpe is a great little town we live 45 minutes from there and do day trips to bike the Lehigh Gorge State Park trails The Inn at Jim Thorpe is a wonderful place to stay, locally owned and with attention to detail Weekends can be really busy so we tend to avoid the place however a lot of the shops and restaurants are closed a few days during the week
Comment from : Bob Wendoloski

Gettysburg should have been obvious if you've ever lived there, as I have - You've spent too much time on the east coast - and BTW - the borough north east of PGH is pronounced Kit TAN ing not KITanning
Comment from : Mike Uthe

And all 10 boroughs are represented in the US Senate by an "Ogre", the very first ever elected in US history!
Comment from : Scott Kaczor

Nice video Your music dubbing drowns out your narration
Comment from : Joseph Hodges

I recently moved to Sayre PA and love it The town has maintained its Victorian charm and the people are friendly and welcoming, and there are a lot of community events throughout the year
Comment from : CRAIG LAUGHLIN

You need to learn how to pronounce Kittanning, (Ki-TAN-ning), Mount Carmel (KAR-mel), Bellefonte ( bell-FONT) and Susquehanna I agree with Lititz, Bellefonte, Doylestown, Phoenixville, New Hope, Lewisburg, West Chester, Jim Thorpe I would add State College and Wyomissing
Comment from : Jim Carideo

Anybody here from Erie? What's the place like? When I get the job I'm moving to Erie
Comment from : skalawitz

Hatboro, Montco
Comment from : duffyreef

Mill Hall is an exceptional place to live - people very friendly and respectful 🤟😎👍
Comment from : Danny Knight

What about Dallas, Pennsylvania and Shefertown, Pa I lived in Dallas for 17 years
Comment from : Ronald Moss

BUCKS COUNTY✨✨✨✨
Comment from : Abby Zeo

Kittanning is pronounced "Kit-TAN-ning" not "KITT-a-ning"
Comment from : Stanley Romanowski

GOOD GOD the music Ditch that! Grew up in Bucks County New Hope -- YES for theatre La-Tits? No way Have lived thirty years in Europe now and, in comparison, Pennsylvania is boring, overrun with traffic, grey and full of strip malls, guns and crime
Comment from : Ninecats Magee

Turn your sick music down, so one could at least hear your biased choices😂
Comment from : JAMES LEWIS

BELL-font (not BELL-a-font)
Comment from : Joseph Cox

kit-TAN-ing
Comment from : Joseph Cox

I’m from Mount Carmel and I gotta say I’m very surprised to see the town on this list
Comment from : Ethan Urbanowicz

I totally agree with you about Jim Thorpe This is my all time favorite place to visit and hang out I'm originally from New York City and when family come out here in Pennsylvania I take them there brI've never had any complaints about it brEvery season has its beauty in Jim Thorpe brI'd advise everyone to visit brTo make it clear I'm not a employee of the Chamber of Commerce I just love the place
Comment from : Henry Parks

Thanks for the interesting video The town Kittanning has the accent on the 2nd syllable: Kit-TAN-ning
Comment from : J Sayler

Music drowns out your narrative
Comment from : Anastasia Hopkinson

hard to hear you talk with music very loud?
Comment from : Dayan Cameron

Grew up in Chester County (Philly burb) and West Chester has main 2 one way streets entering and exiting town so the diddy is you enter town ‘Gay’ and leave ‘High’ (streets)
Comment from : robert Last

You need to travel futher to the northwestern part of Pennsylvania Like the borough of North East, Erie County, Pennsylvania It is on the shores of Lake Erie, and people who have swam across Lake Erie start at Long Point Canada and swim 24 miles to Freeport beach in North East, Pa And in July we have the North East, Pa Fireman's Chery Festival and (i thnk) largest and best Firemen's Parade And home to lots of wineries and a Welches plant in town
Comment from : Melanie Forget

Not to be pedantic as Pennsylvania towns can be hard to pronounce but Kittanning is pronounced Kit Tanning or Ka Tanning Excellent video though!
Comment from : Justin Byers

Kit tanningis how it's pronounced
Comment from : boo berry

Love Phoenixville! Great food, great people Also, loved First Friday
Comment from : Candy Adams-Frazier

One aspect you didn’t mention about these places, which I consider important, are the crime rates; especially violent crime It would also be nice if you included the cost of living I also found the music distracting; other than that great video Thanks!
Comment from : Kristi Kaye

Emporium is the county seat for Cameron County and is nestled in a beautiful area There is also the Bennezzette area on route 555 which is known for its elk viewing and visitor center
Comment from : Pam Kulick

I live in Charleroi We love it here
Comment from : Courtney Cahall

If you are going to narrate videos about towns, learn the proper pronunciation
Comment from : John Farrelly

It is pronounced ki tan ning
Comment from : brandi jones

Know that charming West Chester is some distance from decrepit Chester
Comment from : robert feinberg

You have proceeded to mispronounce Bellefont
Comment from : robert feinberg

Lewisburg has the ambiance of a southern college town
Comment from : robert feinberg

I new someone from Kitanning You mispronounced it The accent should be be on the second syllable You followed this up by mispronouncing Mount Carmel, a rival school of Shamokin before Shamokin abjectly failed
Comment from : robert feinberg

It’s Ki-TAN-ing!
Comment from : rukmini diane maria Bongiorni

Ki-Tan-Ning not Kit-aning
Comment from : Helen Ricotta

I used to live in West Chester for 47 yrs it’s very historical because of close proximity of Philadelphia it’s 237 yrsold
Comment from : Rich Klein

Agree about Jim Thorpe Go white water rafting You will love it!
Comment from : Kat607Freije

You pronounced Kittanning wrong It's pronounced Kit-Tanning
Comment from : Darth Forge

I live like 15 minutes from Lewisburg and it's great Lots of great food and things to do, it's also very connected to major highways in the area US-15 connects to alot of small towns and bigger city Glad it's here
Comment from : Ka-labe Long

Your idea of a small town or borough is different from my idea of one My town must be considered a microscopic town "come to the big town of Roulette everybody"We have a post office,a small restaurant/bar and even a dollar general store We're like a smurf village here you have to look hard to see us Good luck visiting the rest of the cities you find amusing
Comment from : johnny cotrel

The largest town in the western coal region is Pottsville, home of Yuengling, bur basically no amenities, county seat of Skookle County
Comment from : robert feinberg

Kit-tan-ing
Comment from : summer funrides

Love your list BUT you seem to attach growth and prosperity as a negative Let's be honest if you eliminate the "ring" counties surrounding Philadelphia Pennsylvania population growth is at the bottom of the nation As a 35-year resident and having the entire state as my sales territory, I can honestly say I've been to every town on the list at least 2-3 times I rarely flew to Pittsburgh from Philly and love to drive the many scenic roads of the state My industry "plastics" was a major industry in the state in the 70's thru the 90's Like a lot of core manufacturing in the state it's moved away but that's a discussion for another day This list is somewhat accurate if you are visiting for the day but to actually live, here's the real top 10 based on these metrics Jobs, economic growth, School Systems, Culture (Art/Dining options), real estate values, proximity to Cities, transportation, mountains, beaches etc The one biggest negative is cost the majority of the following towns are much more expensive to live in on average than the rest of the state West Chester, Lititz, Doylestown, Yardley, Berwyn, Sewickley Kennett Square , Cranberry Twp, Newtown, Pheonixville and Bellefonte I know a real estate agent will have something to say about his but it's only the opinion of a resident who has traveled the state for several decades
Comment from : John Riccio

Kitta-ning??? That's pronounced Ki-TAN-Ning
Comment from : Live in the Burgh w/Kevin D Robinson

Okay, what about Cumberland County? It's absolutely gorgeous and there is so much history
Comment from : Rebecca Neely

Looks like you have been to all 67 counties in PA, which is my home state I hope to visit all of them at some point, along with seeing all 50 state capitol buildingsbrbrJim Thorpe is a nice town to visit, and need to visit Doylestown at some point I live close to it, but only driven through it a few times
Comment from : Oly04C

You missed Montoursville Your pronunciation of towns names is very poor
Comment from : Linda Strous

Mount Carmel has the accent on the first syllable, not the second syllable , also, Bellefonte only has two syllables--not three, the comparison of New Hope to Provincetown is probably because of the predominance of gays (just FYI) Also, have you ever been to borough of Swarthmore??? Just amazed that it did not make the list--or the honorable mention list What state are you from?
Comment from : Patricia Sutherland

I live in Ligonier PA
Comment from : cheese cake

You seriously blew it when you forgot to go all the way east to Stroudsburg, county seat, great shopping, college town, Delaware River water sports, hiking, Appalachian trail access, the beautiful Water Gap, skiing, water parks, theater, live jazz, 23 places to eat along a live main street (and that's just main street,) wineries, old residential homes, green-way creek side trails, strong arts community, Irish pub, DIVERSE residents, unique shops with great pricing, easy highway access for weekend or day trip from metro NJ, Philly and shore area, plenty of lodging of all types @ reasonable rates and four seasons of interest camping in nearby State Forrest, all season recreation and beauty I've lived here for 30+ years and have never been bored!
Comment from : Amanda Reiche

Its Mount CAR-mel Use to live in Fountain Hill Next to Bethlehem Yes, New Hope and Provincetown, MA are more culturally similar Mauch Chunk good #1 choice
Comment from : Rick Peluso

Please ask people in these towns how to pronounce the names before you butcher them
Comment from : Ryan Benjamin

I loved the video I was born in Sunbury, my daughter was born in Lewisburg and I grew up in the Borough of Hanover Hanover is one of the most prosperous and clean boroughs in Pa but it's downtown is not so great I think it started going downhill when they replaced the traffic circle with an intersection It is a small town with two 24 hour superwalmarts too ha ha ha Does that count for anything?
Comment from : David Herb

Fountain Hill! Mountainous, green and hilly Hospital, borders South Bethlehem with Lehigh U and Steel area
Comment from : Mary-Chilton van Hees

It's Not Called Kittney!
Comment from : Pitt 1979

You w missed Harrisburg, Linglestown and Hanover (York County) and Littlestown borough
Comment from : Kim Krebs

You're mispronouncing most of the towns, including Mount Carmel, Bellefont, and Kittanning
Comment from : robert feinberg

In the temperate seasons, Lewisburg is a charming Southern town; in winter it is VERY cold An adjacent county, Snyder, has never voted for a Dem for president, NEVER Selinsgove is another charming college town, and another college town with some charm is Bloomsburg, which used to be a company town for Magee Carpets
Comment from : robert feinberg

I grew up in the coal region Mount Carmel has the accent on the Car syllable Nothing special; the dominant town was the county seat of Skookle County, Pottstown Housing is cheap but there are no amenities and cripple public transportation When I was a kid the Reading RR went dreckly from P-ville to Philly and had a dining car
Comment from : robert feinberg

Your pronunciation of the boroughs is horrible shame on you
Comment from : Jeffrey Ramous

Great video…buuuut…Kittanning is typically pronounced Ki-Tan-ing not Ki-tu-ning I grew up in western PA, and never heard Kittanning pronounced the way you did Even Wikipedia got this right 😂
Comment from : Kristian Wontroba

Kit-tan-ing not kittening fyi
Comment from : Derek Everetts

Your music is stupid loud Annoying and unnecessary
Comment from : Eat@Joes

Work on your pronunciation pal…
Comment from : JB Batulis Jr

No Wellsboro? Wellsboro is where you will find the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon I cant believe that you dont have Wellsboro on your list brWest Chester?
Comment from : John Loye

The best Pizza in West Chester is New Haven Pizza, Thier strombplis are out of this world
Comment from : Lemonon 714

Thank goodness you didn’t put the Borough of State College on your list I see you mentioned State College though Having grown up in the area, I can tell you the town is controlled with unruly Penn State students who think non students should bow down and worship them Also, State College caters to the students since their parents pay for everything which generates a lot of income for the town I use to love living there but things have changed for the worse Life in State College 30 plus years ago was awesome Not any more
Comment from : Theresa Haines

Wellsboro, in Tioga County Home of the PA Grand Canyon Big tourist area
Comment from : Denise Winant

Mount CAR-mel NOT carMEL
Comment from : Gary Appenzeller

I'm in a small town near Jim Thorpe about 4 miles away and the one thing loved to do is ride the train The Reading & Northern RR runs two trains one out of jim thorpe LHGSRR aka Lehigh Gorge Scenic RR and the other RBMN aka Reading Blue Mountain & Northern which you get on at reading outer station in Reading Pa and the train takes you on a 3hr trip to Jim Thorpe passing through Port Clinton,Tamaqua and Hometown and many other small towns, Highly recommend
Comment from : Nickolas Markey

I would have enjoyed this program much more if the background music wasn't so loud some parts of the program was just about drown out because of it
Comment from : freeze16938

Oh and anthracite’s region we generally call the “Skook” Much of which is in that county Short name for it
Comment from : Robert Newton

“Mount Car-Mel” Great video though Many of the little towns we all know and love here in Pa
Comment from : Robert Newton

U need come too monaca before falls before new boitan
Comment from : tony morello

Punxsutawney is fun, to go find all of the Groundhog statues!! Clearfield is a joke!! Huntingdon is cool for the outdoor lifestyle Bellefonte is a suburb of State College Kind of cute Nothing going on there Have not been to any of the other places shown
Comment from : Karen Courtney-Smith