Explore the unique and interesting attractions near Lancaster PA like visiting Central Market in downtown Lancaster, Farmers Markets, shopping, Amish goods and crafts, and train rides through Amish country. The PA Renaissance Faire is downtown shops and galleries. Spend a couple of hours with a personal tour of Amish Country, and don't forget to take an Amish buggy ride in the Amish countryside.
300 Block of Queen Street is a great place to shop for Lancaster originals. Fun food and a wide variety of shops are worth a stop. Late hours on First Fridays and Sunday hours makes Queen Street a good place to spend your time.
There are many options for buggy rides but we feel Aaron and Jessica's is the most authentic and truly gives you the real Amish buggy ride experience.
This is America's oldest farmers' market building. Since the 1730's farmers have been bringing meats and vegetables to the site for sale to local residents. A must see in central downtown Lancaster. Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday only.
Lancaster is part of a strong and growing art community in the Mid-Atlantic. Located adjacent to Pennsylvania College of Art and Design, Gallery Row is made up of over 16 galleries. Artist throughout the North and Mid-Atlantic vie to have their works shown in Gallery Row. Prince Street, First Fridays, and Gallery Row work together to generate excitement and originality in our art life.
Explore the many wonders of chocolate at the first HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE WORLD Attraction located in CHOCOLATETOWN, USA - Hershey, Pennsylvania
Kitchen Kettle Village is an institution in Lancaster history. In 1954 with a vast supply of original jams and jellies Pat and Bob Burnley created this Lancaster tradition. This is a wonderful way to find and experience area taste traditions. While visiting you will find art, fashion, crafts and a wonderful array of original finds.
Old Order Tours are authentic, private, and respectful to our Amish friends. The knowledgeable guides show you sites that are exclusive to Old Order Amish Tours. They present the Amish culture in a unique and unforgettable way. A MUST do.
Food, fun, and frivolity each spring and summer in nearby Mt. Hope. Experience a true Renaissance faire with themed weekend costumes, entertainment, and more on Saturdays & Sundays • mid-August - end of October.
A 45-minute train rides through Amish country on America's oldest short-line railroad - circa 1832. Travel when you want, how you want. From Coach to First-Class, Open Air to the Dining Car - it's one ride that is sure to please.
