Things To Do
Stroll Through Downtown Lancaster
Lancaster's walkable downtown offers historic architecture, local boutiques, and a great food scene. Central Market – Open Friday & Saturday, this is a must-visit for local produce, baked goods, and artisan items. Gallery Row – Featuring local artists and unique shops. The 300 Block of North Queen Street – A great spot for vintage finds, home goods, and independent retailers.
Sip & Savor: Wineries, Breweries & More
Relax and toast to the weekend at one of Lancaster’s many beverage spots: Thorn Hill Vineyards – A cozy winery with weekend live music. Lancaster Brewing Company – Local craft beer and pub fare. Waltz Vineyards Wine Shop – Located downtown, perfect for wine lovers. Stoll & Wolfe Distillery – Historic distillery in nearby Lititz.
Lancaster Countryside & Amish Country
Take a scenic drive and soak in the peaceful farmland Lancaster is known for: Amish Farm & House – Educational tours and buggy rides. Strasburg Rail Road – Ride a vintage steam train through the countryside. Kitchen Kettle Village – 40+ shops, local eats, and handmade crafts in Intercourse, PA.
🍽️ Where to Eat
Lancaster has amazing food! Here are a few guest favorites: Rachel’s Café & Creperie – Casual breakfast, brunch, and sweet or savory crepes. Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant & Smorgasbord – A beloved Amish-owned spot with hearty Pennsylvania Dutch cooking and an all-you-can-eat buffet. Dienner’s Country Restaurant – A local favorite for authentic Amish-style comfort food. Lombardo’s – Family-owned Italian restaurant.