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This is a cool place. Was there for the new years fire works last year. Great people good fun safe environment. If your in Reading it is worth the drive up the hill!!!!
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Driving back from Cape Cod on the way to Wilmington in Delaware we had a nights stop at Newburgh . The weather was excellent in the morning so we changed our route to stop off at the pagoda at Reading. Well worth a visit. Interesting story about a desire to build an unusual folly dating back to 1908. Free to get in but donate if you wish, splendid views, lots of info to read,and you also get a great drive out.
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Until I visited Reading, PA, I didn't know this attraction existed. The history of how it came about was very interesting. It also provides breathtaking views of the area. Then to later see it lit up at night with its red lights makes the Pagoda extra special. No visit to Reading is complete without a visit to this site.
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The Pagoda is beautiful from the valley in which the city of Reading, PA lays. The drive up Duryea Drive is steep & winding, and the arrival at the Pagoda grants a beautiful view. The interior of the Pagoda is nice but needs a little moe of something. It's a fun, leisurely, pretty experience and worth the $ & time.
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The Pagoda has been a landmark in Reading for over 100 years. Right now there are limited opening hours - Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 pm. There is a $1 fee to go to the top. They use these funds to help with the maintenance of this landmark structure. There is a little snack bar in the entry where you can get cake, cookies, coffee, hot chocolate, hot dogs, candy sodas..all at a very reasonable price. Alot of people go jogging up the hills around the Pagoda - it's great excercise. I love the drive from city park to the Pagoda, the view at the top gives you a view of the entire city. It's equally as beautiful at night. When I was a kid growing up in Reading this area was a favorite gathering spot for teenagers at night..all in good fun !
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This was our first time we visited some where else in Reading besides the VF outlets.It was a short drive to the Pagoda up a winding road almost to the top of the hill. It offers a great view of the city and for a $1.00 donation, you can climb the 87 steps to the top. You go through the cafe to get to the stairs.Speaking of the cafe, they have a very limited menu of Barbeque pork sandwich and hot dogs plus candy, soda etc. and it is the only tourist eatery that I know of where you can feed a family of 4 for lunch for about $20.00.The pork sandwich was $2.50...the most expensive item on the menu and the hot dogs, less then $2.00.Drive another short distance up the hill and you will come to a fire watch tower, where you can also climb to the top...this is probably the highest point in the area..If you happen to be in the area, I would recommend a visit to the Pagoda.
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The Pagoda is the local landmark and visible from several points around town. It makes a great stop for visitors. The view from this location is fantastic and impressive. The structure is impressive and dramaticlly lit at night.
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Worth seeing once. Not much to do once you reach the Pagoda. Off season restroom access is nil. Nothing inside to see. On a clear day, it gives a nice view of the valley provided there is not alot of haze or pollution. No cost involved. No real attraction for the kids at this one.
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This is a Beautiful building and a showcase for Reading Pa the views of Reading from the Pagoda are gorgeous
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Well my hometown sure has changed A LOT over the last 40+ years; not all for the best sadly. But, the Pagoda still takes me back to being a kid and visiting it and eating the shrimp chips.The facility still looks to be in great shape and kudos to the foundation that maintains this gem.A couple ways to get up and see it and well worth a bike ride too.