In the 18th century, Lancaster was the largest inland city in America, and the tenth largest city overall. It was even the nation's capital for one day! Fortunately, it didn't keep pace with its big city cousins, and managed to hold on to much of its history.

Attractions

Cornwall Iron Furnace (1742)

Moravian Church (1787)

Ephrata Cloister (1732)

Trinity Lutheran Church (1729)

St James Episcopal Church

Fulton Opera House

Underground Railroad

Strasburg Rail Road

Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania

Ghost Walk through Strasburg

Sturgis Pretzel House
219 E Main St
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 626-4354

Shopping

Farmer's Markets

Outlet Malls

Lititz PA

Antique shopping in Adamstown and elsewhere

The Shops at Donecker's

Dining

General Sutter Inn (1764)
14 E Main St
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 626-2115

Bube's Brewery
102 North Market Street
Mount Joy, PA 17552
(717) 653-2056

The Olde Greenfield Inn
595 Greenfield Road
Lancaster, PA
(717) 393-0668

Revere Tavern Restaurant
Historic
3063 Lincoln Hwy
Paradise, PA 17562-0336
(717) 687-8601

The Blue Bird Inn
2387 Cornwall Rd
Lebanon, PA 17042
(717) 273-3000