New York City I Super cool steel mill park and autumn concert

On the way to Jim Thorpe, I saw this steel town nearby On the way back, I added a stop for a half-day tour. The remains of the steel plant are in Bethlehem. There are many treasure towns in Pennsylvania. This was once the second largest steel manufacturing and shipbuilding company in the United States. Closed in 2003 due to increased competition and reduced demand for steel products The Golden Gate Bridge in California and the Empire State Building in New York both come from steel from here. There is also Madison Square Garden, Rockefeller Center, and the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. It has now been converted into a cultural and arts center, and also hosts outdoor concerts. During the weekend, people have brought stools to the lawn outside to reserve seats. There is a visitor center on the first floor, which contains relevant exhibits and introductions to the steel plant. There is also a dining car outside, which is shaped like a car, where you can buy food. ✨ Bethlehem SteelStacks✨ 📍Detailed address: 101 Founders Way, Bethlehem, PA 18015 🕙Opening hours: Visitor Center Monday to Sunday 10:00-16:00 Park trails closed on Tuesday 💰Ticket price: Free admission, free parking The trail is located on the second floor, with a metal plank road laid in the old site of the steel plant. You can see the rusty facilities up close, and there is a light show at night The steel plant's factory buildings and other buildings have also been preserved for display purposes. But you can't go in, it's surrounded by fences, you can only look at the exterior Even though the steel mill is abandoned, it still has a retro feel and is great for taking photos. There are casinos and outlets near the steel plant where you can go shopping and check in. Standing on the trail, you can also see the autumn colors of Nanshan Mountain and the houses halfway up the mountain.