:HPennsylvania has it all: caves, mountains, waterfalls, culture and history. It is the 33rd-largest state by area and the fifth-largest by population. The Appalachian Mountains traverse the state, and it also has the Allegheny and Pocono Mountains. Pennsylvania has more navigable rivers than any other state.

The state is often defined by its two major cities, which are connected by the Pennsylvania Turnpike, one of the most expensive toll roads in the nation. In the east, Philadelphia has the Eagles, the Phillies, cheesesteaks and a lot of history. In the west, Pittsburgh has the Steelers, the Pirates and the Pittsburgh salad (which uses french fries as croutons).

Philly is considered the “cradle of liberty,” while Pittsburgh is the city with the most bridges in the world — more than even Venice. In between the two major cities, you’ll find Harrisburg, Amish communities, the headquarters for Hershey, and a meat dish called “scrapple.”

Below are 10 best places to live in Pennsylvania: