Location: Reading
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7 Sights & Landmarks in Reading That You Shouldn't Miss
Reading, which gave its name to the Reading Railroad of Monopoly Fame, is located in the midst of Berks County, an area known for rich history amongst beautiful nature. The Greater Reading Area promises visitors the opportunity to experience a wide collection of covered bridges and Dutch folk barn art, and Berks County offers more intrepid explorers the chance to set off on a hike along the Appalachian Trail. Sitting atop Reading is the city's symbol, a massive pagoda, built as a hotel in 1908.
Restaurants in Reading
1. Reading Fightin Phils, FirstEnergy Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 508 reviews
The Reading Fightin Phils offer affordable family entertainment from early April through August at FirstEnergy Stadium. Spend a night outside while watching the top Phillies prospects. The Fightin Phils are well known for creating a festive, fan-friendly atmosphere from the time the gates open until the bottom of the ninth inning. While parking is always free and the concessions remain affordable, every game is a unique experience. Enjoy one of our 30 post-game fireworks shows. Or bring the family for a Sunday Family Fun Day. Giveaways, fireworks and the five-member Fightin Phils Mascot Team keep things hopping throughout the season.
Reviewed By rodesame56yahoocom - Reading, United States
The accomadations, the variety of food are great. The game is great, you get too see the future Philadelphia Phillies play, lots of giveaways something happinging between every inning, live music before the game, and Fireworks on Fridays & Saturdays. If you are traveling, stay for the weekend, stay at the Doubletree hotel in the 700 block of Penn st
2. Pagoda
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4.0 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By vibrantverena - Reading, United States
Oh what a night! We decided to explore one of the highly visible landmarks of the greater Reading area and couldn’t stop taking photos as the sun was setting... We were transported. Hard to believe we were in Pennsylvania... felt and looked like from another day and age. Medieval times? Italy? France? At the Great Wall of China? Even the obvious Japan... Note, visitors may not enter the building at this time but you can walk around the building on two levels.
