Best coffee bar in Scranton. Great location in the heart of downtown. I recommend their chai.
Great for lunch and dinner. Love the atmosphere. Be sure to check out the curtains in the main dining room.
Support your local running co. Grab some trainers and hit the Lackawanna River Heritage trail which starts across the street.
"Da U" dominates downtown Scranton, and attracts students for many degrees from all around the world. The campus is nice, and always up to date.
Former train station that used to be the hub of all train activity in Scranton. The lobby is one of the most impressive sights in the city.
With so many exhibits and programs, give yourself at least two hours to walk through the whole museum. A railroad buff could spend a whole day with the different tours and train rides available.
No need to leave Scranton to see a Broadway play! The Scranton Cultural Center is the residence for national tours of Broadway musicals, concerts and more! Read more.
Home of the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Railriders, the AAA affiliate of the Yankees. You can't come to Scranton in summer without seeing a baseball game. Root with us though; the fans are passionate.
Lawn seats transform the typical concert into one big party. Montage books great artists, but make sure you bring cash, walking shoes, and your patience (when waiting to leave the parking lot).
Support the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins on their mission to win the Calder Cup! The Penguins are the American Hockey League Affiliates of the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins. Read more.
Great addition to the downtown food scene. Sit outside if the weather is nice. Their meatballs are delicious.
