The Office Itinerary_printable - Lackawanna County Convention

“The Office” Fan Intinerary
Your official guide to all things “Office” in Scranton, PA
Gertrude Hawk Chocolates
Head to the location in The Mall at
Steamtown to taste for yourself why
these sweet treats were included in
“Dunder Mifflin Infinity” gift baskets.
Location: The Mall at Steamtown
The Central Scranton Expressway
Start your trip down the Central Scranton
Expressway (exit 185 off Interstate 81 Northbound)
into Downtown Scranton. This route into the City
is featured in the opening credits of The Office.
As you travel into the city, on the right hand side,
you’ll notice a Welcome to Scranton sign where
the original sign (seen in the opening) once stood.
Penn Paper and Supply Building
As seen in the
show’s opening.
Location: Franklin
and Vine Streets
The Steamtown Mall & Original
Welcome to Scranton Sign
The entrance is on the left near the intersection
of Lackawanna and Mifflin Avenues. The original
“Welcome to Scranton sign is housed in the
Steamtown Mall upper level.
Location: Lackawanna and Penn Avenues
Cooper’s Seafood House
Treat your “glorified
fact checker” to a
meal at this
Scranton staple.
Location: 710 North
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna County Coal Mine Tour
No fan should miss a visit to the Lackawanna County Coal
Mine Tour and the Anthracite Heritage Museum. Laser tag
is not permitted, but performing Michael and Dwight’s
“Lazy Scranton” rap is strongly encouraged.
Location: McDade Park, 1 Bald Eagle Road
Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe
Don’t make the same
mistake Michael Scott
made - get the “good”
Alfredo’s pizza.
Location: 1040 South
Washington Avenue
Lake Scranton
You can’t swim here,
however you can walk
the four mile path
around the lake.
Location: PA Route
307/Moosic Street, Exit
184 off Interstate 81
Houdini Museum Tour & Magic Show
Nellie was right - this museum
solely dedicated to the famous
magician and escape artist is one
of the most interesting and unique
places in the area. Head here for
magic shows, seances, paranormal
investigations and more.
Location: 1433 North Main Avenue
Poor Richard’s Pub
Unwind like a Dunder
Mifflin employee:
The pub is inside the
Southside Bowling
Lanes.
Location: 125 Beech
Street
Step into our Office...
The Visitors Bureau is here to help you to create an itinerary
to suit your needs and interests. We can tailor an itinerary
around an event, weekend, or concert with a conference,
meeting, or reunion. Our hotel properties and many of our
attractions offer special packages and rates to accommodate
individuals and large groups. Call us today to start planning
your trip to Scranton, PA!
Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel
This train station-turned-hotel is where Dunder Mifflin
held meetings, but you can enjoy the Radisson’s three
dining options: Carmen’s 2.0, Station Café, or Trax
Platform Lounge.
Location: 700 Lackawanna Avenue
The University of Scranton
Take in the scenic
campus of Ryan’s
Alma Mater.
Location: 800 Linden
Street
The Electric City Sign
Before it was known
for The Office,
Scranton was known
for being the first
place to run trolleys
by electricity, giving
it the nickname “The
Electric City.” You can
see this sign during the day or lit up at nighttime atop the
former Scranton Electric Company Building.
Location: 507 Linden Street
For more information
800-22-WELCOME or 570-496-1701