Nowhere in Pennsylvania made it to the top rankings of the U.S's 'most fun' cities.
, determined which out of 182 cities across the nation were the most enjoyable by first establishing three key dimensions: “Entertainment & Recreation;” “Nightlife & Parties;” and “Costs.”
It was thus determined that the top five most fun cities were New Orleans, La. ; Atlanta, Ga. ; Miami, Fla. ; Orlando, Fla. ; and Las Vegas, Nev. . Philadelphia on its end received the number 21 spot while Pittsburgh landed in number 29. Fortunately, this means that Pennsylvania’s representation in the study still remains in the top 50 cities.
“As a cultural anthropologist, I find that most travelers remember the people they meet and see more than the landscapes or planned events,” she elaborates. “So, choose a city were fun people already live, work, and gather.
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