Harrisburg, PA

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is the capital city of Pennsylvania, located along the Susquehanna River. With a population of around 50,000, Harrisburg is known for its historical significance, especially during the American Civil War. The city features landmarks such as the Pennsylvania State Capitol, a masterpiece of architecture, and the National Civil War Museum. Harrisburg offers a small-town feel with urban amenities, including a growing arts scene, recreational opportunities along the river, and a revitalized downtown area. The city plays a crucial role in state politics and is a gateway to the nearby Appalachian Trail and Hersheypark.

Neighborhoods

Midtown, Downtown Harrisburg, Shipoke, Uptown, Allison Hill, South Harrisburg, Italian Lake, Riverside, Fox Ridge, Bellevue Park, Olde Uptown.