Accessible Destinations in Pennsylvania

30 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Pennsylvania with detailed accessibility information: The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, The Andy Warhol Museum, Barnes Foundation, Eastern State Penitentiary.

• The Franklin Institute (Philadelphia) – Center City Philadelphia science museum with accessible entrances, parking garage elevator access, sensory supports, and detailed accommoda…
• Carnegie Museum of Natural History (Pittsburgh) – Natural history museum in Pittsburgh with dinosaur halls and gem galleries. Free manual wheelchairs are available at the admission desk.
• The Andy Warhol Museum (Pittsburgh) – Seven floors devoted to Pittsburgh's own Andy Warhol. Elevators reach every floor, and touchable reproductions of key works are installed t…
• Barnes Foundation (Philadelphia) – Philadelphia art museum known for Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and modern collections.
• Eastern State Penitentiary (Philadelphia) – Historic former prison in Philadelphia with exhibits, audio interpretation, and justice-focused programming.
• Independence National Historical Park (Philadelphia) – Philadelphia NPS site preserving Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, and founding-era landmarks.
• Mütter Museum (Philadelphia) – Philadelphia's museum of medical history, with anatomical specimens and antique instruments. Accessible rear entrance and an elevator to th…
• Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia) – One of America's greatest art museums, famous for its iconic Rocky steps and world-class collection spanning 2,000 years of creative achiev…
• Carnegie Science Center (Pittsburgh) – Pittsburgh's hands-on science playground offers interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and giant cinema on the Ohio River waterfront.
• Heinz History Center (Pittsburgh) – Six floors of Western Pennsylvania history in a fully wheelchair-accessible museum in Pittsburgh's vibrant Strip District.
• Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens (Pittsburgh) – A stunning Victorian-era glasshouse and botanical garden in Pittsburgh, with wheelchair-accessible pathways through exotic plant collection…
• Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium (Pittsburgh) – A 77-acre zoo and aquarium where paved pathways wind past animals from six continents, with wheelchair-friendly exhibits throughout.
• Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom (Allentown) – Two parks in one with roller coasters, a full waterpark, and family rides in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley.
• Dutch Wonderland (Lancaster) – A family amusement park in Lancaster where kids of all abilities can enjoy rides, shows, and enchanting attractions together.
• Independence Hall (Philadelphia) – Where American democracy was born, Independence Hall welcomes all visitors to experience the birthplace of the Declaration of Independence…
• Longwood Gardens (Kennett Square) – A world-class botanical garden spanning 1,100 acres with spectacular indoor and outdoor displays, fountains, and seasonal events.
• Sesame Place (Langhorne) – The world's first theme park based on Sesame Street, offering rides, water attractions, live shows, and character meet-and-greets designed…
• Hersheypark (Hershey) – America's sweetest theme park combines world-class coasters, a massive water park, and Chocolate World into one unforgettable family destin…
• Kennywood (Pittsburgh) – A beloved historic amusement park near Pittsburgh where classic rides, modern thrills, and accessible gaming areas welcome visitors of all…
• Gettysburg National Military Park (Gettysburg) – Walk the hallowed grounds where America's defining battle unfolded, with accessible facilities and shuttle services throughout the park.
• The Mall at Robinson (Pittsburgh) – A premier shopping destination in Pittsburgh's western suburbs with wheelchair-accessible facilities and over 100 stores to explore.
• King of Prussia Mall (King of Prussia) – America's largest retail destination offers over 400 stores, dining, and entertainment in a fully accessible indoor complex.
• Valley Forge Casino Resort (King of Prussia) – A full-service casino resort in King of Prussia with gaming, dining, and entertainment - all in a wheelchair-certified property.
• Philadelphia Zoo (Philadelphia) – America's first zoo offers fully wheelchair-accessible exhibits, rentable mobility devices, and wildlife encounters for visitors of all abi…
• Idlewild & SoakZone (Ligonier) – A beloved family amusement park in the Laurel Highlands with water fun, classic rides, and Story Book Forest adventures for all ages.
• Amish Farm and House (Lancaster) – Experience authentic Amish culture at this working farm with paved walking paths, guided tours, and hands-on exhibits in the heart of Lanca…
• DelGrosso’s Amusement Park & Laguna Splash (Tipton) – A family amusement park famous for its Italian food and an impressively accessible water park with aquatic wheelchairs.
• Kalahari Resorts & Conventions Pocono Mountains (Pocono Manor) – America's largest indoor waterpark resort brings African-inspired adventure to the Pocono Mountains with year-round tropical fun.
• Grove City Premium Outlets (Grove City) – Western Pennsylvania's premier open-air outlet center with 120+ brand-name stores, tax-free clothing shopping, and complimentary wheelchair…
• Liberty Bell (Philadelphia) – A cracked bronze bell cast in 1752, displayed in a glass-walled hall in Philadelphia. The building is wheelchair accessible, but has no res…