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The greatest Christmas Display in the U.S.A only 10 miles north of our hotel.

Perched atop Mount Penn, the Reading Pagoda overlooks the city with a view that stretches for miles. Built in 1908, this iconic landmark is a favorite for sightseeing, photos, and seasonal foliage viewing. The grounds are open daily, and the drive up the mountain is worth the trip alone. Less than 10 miles from the hotel, it is the perfect spot for a morning visit or an evening sunset. The pagoda stands as a symbol of Reading and offers a unique glimpse into the area's history and charm.

Just 4 miles from the hotel, FirstEnergy Stadium is home to the Reading Fightin Phils and a hub for sports travelers and event-goers. Catch a minor league baseball game during the season, or check the schedule for concerts and community events. The atmosphere is lively, the food is classic ballpark fare, and tickets are easy to come by. A great pick for families and sports fans alike, the stadium also hosts fireworks nights and themed promotions throughout the season.

Beloved by families across Berks County, the Reading Public Museum has been a cultural anchor for generations. The collections span natural history, science, art, and anthropology, with a planetarium and a 25-acre arboretum on the grounds. School groups, culture seekers, and curious kids all find something to love here. Located 5 miles from the hotel, it is an easy add to any Reading itinerary. The museum also features rotating exhibits and special programs throughout the year.

Step inside and you will find artists and makers filling every corner of this former goggle factory turned arts hub. Galleries, studios, and classrooms make GoggleWorks one of the largest interactive arts centers in the country. Watch artists at work, take a class, or browse the rotating exhibits. At 7 miles from the hotel, it is a must-see for anyone who loves creativity and culture. The building is a piece of Reading history, transformed into a vibrant space for art.

Not your typical museum, the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum houses restored aircraft and aviation artifacts inside actual hangars at Reading Regional Airport. The star event is the World War II Weekend in June, which draws thousands for living history displays, aircraft flyovers, and reenactments. At roughly 2 miles away, it is practically next door and a fascinating stop for aviation enthusiasts of all ages. The collection includes rare and historic aircraft, many still airworthy.