This small borough in Bucks County has a population of about 2,300 people and is thought to be one of the best places to live in Pennsylvania. Founded in 1684 by William Penn, this quaint town features a classic Main Street lined with unique shops and taverns. It is a mostly suburban area with lots of coffee shops and parks, and it offers a little something for everyone!   The Vibe   The overall vibe of Newtown is a bustling slice of suburbia with a hint of history. There is a great collection of shops, ... read more

Known as the “Art Museum Section" of Philadelphia, the Fairmount neighborhood is home to world-class museums; including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Franklin Institute, Rodin Museum, and the Barnes Foundation. Although fine art abounds, it’s not the only thing this thriving town has to offer -- there’s also an incredible food scene and beautiful green spaces that add to this city’s unique personality. The Vibe   The vibe of the “Art Museum Section” of Philadelphia is cult... read more

The Pocono Mountains, or Poconos, is a region in Pennsylvania that is made up of beautiful tree-covered peaks and valleys, lakes, and breathtaking views. The Delaware Water Gap sits along the eastern edge and is home to both river beaches and recreation facilities, as well as trails that connect to nearby Bushkill Falls. The Poconos is also home to a number of resorts, many with ski runs and water parks.     The Vibe   The overall vibe of the Poconos is nature and adventure meet leisure and romance. ... read more

Settled in 1732, Phoenixville (originally known as Manavon) was an industrial powerhouse in the early twentieth century and home to many great iron and steel mills, like the Phoenixville Iron Works. It was incorporated as a borough in 1849, and it has become an epicenter for creativity,  artsy shops, and modern fun. The town still holds on to its historic charm, while offering a  colorful place for people to visit or call home.   The Vibe   The overall vibe of Phoenixville is low-key and relaxe... read more

Doylestown, Pennsylvania serves as the County Seat of Bucks County and has been recognized by USA Today as having the “best small-town cultural scene” in America. Doylestown mixes history, nightlife and an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, and museums to deliver a fabulous place to live and visit. Its downtown area was dubbed one of America's "Distinctive Destinations" by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.   The Vibe   The overall vibe of Doylestown is a “small town that&rsq... read more