Travels With The Post

Mercer is at the halfway point between Pittsburgh and Erie on Interstate 79 in western Pennsylvania. There’s nothing halfway, however, about the architecture of its impressive early 1900s courthouse.

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There are fewer vendors during winter at this world-famous New York City flea market, but it remains a lively place almost every weekend. And who knows what bargain you’ll snag?

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The South Carolina city has Southern charm and a rich history, and it’s annual events are well-known. You can have a great time there without paying a dime, however, The Associated Press reports.

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Members of the Philadelphia Society of Botanical Illustrators report they have a special interest exhibit planned for those who attend the Philadelphia Flower Show next month.

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You can buy a small Lego toy model of New York City’s Rockefeller Center and put it together within minutes. Or you can take far longer and examine the toy experts’ interpretation of the Manhattan landmark on display in the window of The Lego Store at Rockefeller Center itself.

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The Collegeville Economic Development Corporation will host its first Holiday House Tour of eight decorated homes on Dec. 15 from noon to 4 p.m.

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The Tenebrae Choir of London is part of the current concert series in the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.

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In some cities, a street performance may be the place for a pleasant and entertaining break in your travels from one tourist spot to another.

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The city’s tourism promoters see the installations, which should be ready by this fall, as a way to engage and occupy tourists near the boardwalk. They hope the art installations become destination-driving “spectaculars.”

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