
Where to ride a horse & buggy in Lancaster County, PA
If you're visiting Lancaster, chances are you've seen an Amish horse & buggy on the road. Now is your opportunity to ride in one yourself!
The Lancaster County Amish
Arriving in Lancaster County in the 1720s, the oldest and largest Amish community in the country is the Amish of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The way of life of the Amish in Lancaster County has remained largely unchanged since they settled here 300 years ago.
Explore PA Dutch Country to see the Amish for yourself!
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Although it is very uncommon, the Amish are technically allowed to fly on commercial airlines. The most common forms of transportation for the Amish though, are a horse and buggy, bicycles, and scooters.
From buggy rides to a meal with an Amish family, Lancaster County has so many ways to experience Amish Culture.
The Revolutionary War
Lancaster County was the National Capital of American colonies on September 27, 1777, when the Continental Congress was fleeing British forces (who had captured Philadelphia).
Explore Lancaster's rich history and immerse yourself in the stories and places where ordinary people with extraordinary determination changed our nation's history.
Where to ride a horse & buggy in Lancaster County, PA
If you're visiting Lancaster, chances are you've seen an Amish horse & buggy on the road. Now is your opportunity to ride in one yourself!
Nightlife in Lancaster County, PA
Lancaster's walkable downtown - Lancaster City, and lively towns make the area an exciting place for a night out.
Hotels with Restaurants & Bars in Lancaster, PA
There is nothing more convenient than walking from your hotel room to a full-service restaurant or bar. Lancaster County is home to many hotels that…
Walkable Shopping Towns in Lancaster County, PA
Stroll the streets of Lancaster County's small towns to find unique shops and one-of-a-kind items, perfect for a special occasion like Mother's Day!
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Things to Do
Dutch Wonderland
Opening day is April 5! Start planning your family trip to Dutch Wonderland today!
Cozy Accommodations
Osceola Mill House Bed and Breakfast
Formerly the Mill owners’ home in 1766, this boutique property offers cozy guest rooms, a hearty three-course breakfast, and a tranquil setting to rejuvenate your spirit.
Special Event
Rails & Ales
Don't miss Rails & Ales - a craft beer tasting event - at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania on Saturday, April 5!