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Best stops on I-476 in Pennsylvania

All 25 exits ranked by what a road-tripper actually needs: real food choice, easy gas, 24-hour service, and the stops worth a detour. Winners below.

1. Exit 19 — Germantown Pike East;Plymouth Meeting

Milepost 19 · 29 places to eat · 13 gas stations · 11 hotels · open 24 hours · Benjamin Chew House, Johnson House Historic Site

2. Exit 9 — Upper Darby;Broomall

Milepost 9 · 29 places to eat · 12 gas stations · 2 hotels · Philadelphia Zoo, Mount Pleasant

3. Exit 56 — Lehigh Valley

Milepost 56 · 29 places to eat · 10 gas stations · 15 hotels · Dorney Park, Allentown Art Museum

4. Exit 115 — Wyoming Valley

Milepost 115 · 24 places to eat · 10 gas stations · 5 hotels · 24/7 travel center · Pinchot State Forest, Frances Slocum State Park

5. Exit 1 — MacDade Boulevard

Milepost 1 · 29 places to eat · 14 gas stations · 11 hotels · open 24 hours · Fort Mifflin, The James & Ann Whitall House

6. Exit 122 — Keyser Avenue

Milepost 122 · 19 places to eat · 6 gas stations · 5 hotels · Lackawana Coal Mine Tour, Steamtown National Historic Site

7. Exit 20 — Harrisburg

Milepost 20 · 29 places to eat · 12 gas stations · 13 hotels · open 24 hours · Curtis Arboretum

8. Exit 5 — Lima;Springfield

Milepost 5 · 29 places to eat · 4 gas stations · 5 hotels · open 24 hours · Tyler Arboretum, Ridley Creek State Park

9. Exit 131 — Clarks Summit

Milepost 131 · 29 places to eat · 8 gas stations · 5 hotels · open 24 hours · Lackawanna State Park

10. Exit 3 — Swarthmore;Media

Milepost 3 · 29 places to eat · 6 gas stations · 9 hotels · open 24 hours · The Rose Valley Museum at Thunderbird Lodge

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