Things To Do
Bacco Bistro
Jack and Amanda's Favorite Pizza!
SkyRoast Coffee
Amanda and Jack's Favorite Coffee!
Lucatelli's Pizzeria
The best cheesesteak in Doylestown!
Bagel Barrel
Amanda and Jack's favorite bagels in Doylestown
Curiosity Doughnuts
Amanda and Jack's favorite doughnuts!
Genevieve's Kitchen
Amanda and Jack's favorite brunch in Doylestown!
Turning Point of Doylestown
Great for breakfast!
Nina's Waffles and Ice Cream
Amanda and Jack's favorite ice cream!
Fizzy Mama
Amanda's recommendation: half root beer, half cream soda, vanilla cream, butterscotch syrup
Michener Art Museum
Collects, preserves and exhibits primarily American art with a particular focus on Bucks County. Current exhibition includes Small Living Things: The Magic of Eric Carle.
Moravian Pottery & Tile Works Museum
Built by Henry Chapman Mercer in 1911-12, the pottery tiles created expressed the ideals of the American Arts and Crafts Movement. Tilefest is scheduled May 16-17.
Mercer Museum
Concrete castle built to house Henry Mercer’s collection of objects representing everyday life in the pre-industrial age. Current exhibits include Doan Gang – Outlaws of the Revolution.
Fonthill Castle
Home of Henry Chapman Mercer, built as an early example of reinforced concrete, is an eclectic mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles, and features forty-four rooms. Open for guided one-hour tours.
Pearl S. Buck National Historic Landmark
Tour the historic Bucks County farmhouse and home of Pulitzer and Nobel Award-winning author, humanitarian, and activist Pearl S. Buck. The Good Earth author and daughter of missionaries is celebrated for her impact on multiculturalism.
Washington Crossing Historic Park
500-acre park preserves the site where George Washington crossed the Delaware River in 1776 during the Revolutionary War. The park includes a visitor center with galleries and artifacts, different historic buildings, gardens, and walking trails by the scenic Delaware River.
New Hope, PA and Lambertville, NJ
Located across the Delaware River from each other, New Hope and Lambertville are home to small art galleries, antique stores, specialized boutiques, and eclectic restaurants and coffee shops.
Peddler's Village
An 18th Century style specialty shopping village features 60 small shops, and several small restaurants set on acres of landscaped gardens and brick walkways.
Peace Valley Lavender Farm
A small lavender farm and gift shop offering products for bath and body, the home, and kitchen use.
King of Prussia
Large shopping mall; distance approximately 45 minutes from Doylestown.
Peace Valley Park
Enjoy peaceful walking and biking trails around Lake Galena.
Philadelphia
Approximately one hour south of Doylestown. www.visitphilly.com – Home of the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Franklin Institute, Academy of Natural Sciences, Chinatown, Rocky Statue, University of Pennsylvania.