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Warm Up This Winter at Lancaster County's Craft Distilleries

When the cold settles in and you’re looking for a place to shake off the chill, Lancaster County’s distilleries offer the perfect escape. Small-batch spirits, cozy tasting rooms, and a strong farm-to-bottle tradition make these spots inviting retreats all season long.

Christmas Magic at Star Barn Village in Elizabethtown

The holidays in Lancaster County are full of charm, but few places capture the spirit quite like Star Barn Village in Elizabethtown. This Gothic Revival landmark has been a central Pennsylvania treasure since 1877. Originally located in Middletown, the historic Star Barn and its outbuildings were carefully dismantled, moved, and rebuilt on the grounds of Stone Gable Estate between 2014 and 2017, saving them from deterioration.

Miller's Smorgasbord and The Shoppes at Miller's

There’s something special about places that stand the test of time, and Miller’s Smorgasbord in Lancaster County is one of them. Established almost a century ago, Miller’s is the oldest smorgasbord in the county and has built its reputation on serving scratch-made Pennsylvania Dutch classics in a setting that feels like home.

An Autumn Walk in Lancaster County

We may be a little biased, but there’s something magical about fall in Lancaster County. The air carries that crisp edge that makes you want to grab a cozy sweater, the trees light up with shades of gold and scarlet, and every step crunches with fallen leaves. This is the season when a simple walk feels like a small adventure, whether you’re strolling through a historic city street or wandering down a quiet country lane.

Exploring Lancaster County (and Beyond)… Underground

Lancaster County might be known for its rolling farmland and charming covered bridges, but some of its most fascinating adventures lie beneath your feet. From naturally formed caves to historic hideaways and even candlelit dining vaults, there’s a whole other world underground just waiting to be explored. While you’re staying at The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast, here are a few ways to take your trip below the surface.

The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast Named One of the Best B&Bs in America

Travelers can go just about anywhere these days, but when they choose The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast and leave feeling so impressed that they share their experience with the world — that means something. We always want people to feel cared for, welcomed, and part of something a little magical. And we must be doing something right, because we’ve just been honored for our hospitality in a big way.

A Taste of Amish Life in Lancaster County

We may be a little biased, but we think Lancaster County is simply beautiful – in so many ways. Home to the oldest and largest Amish settlement in the country, life here moves at a different pace. Visitors are drawn in by the sense of calm, simplicity, and deep-rooted tradition that defines the Amish way of life. Spending a day getting a glimpse of that world is one of the most memorable ways to explore this part of Pennsylvania.

Shop Downtown Lancaster's Best Vintage Stores

You've heard the saying, "They sure don't make things like they used to." Well, you can shop for timeless, quality items from yesteryear when you stroll through downtown Lancaster's vintage stores. From friendly store owners eager to tell the stories behind their unusual items, to interesting finds that reflect years of history in each purchase – there are countless treasures just waiting to be discovered.

A Taste of Lancaster County Through Its Iconic Markets

If you're planning a trip to Lancaster County, one of the best ways to dive into the region’s culture is through its markets. These aren’t your average farmers markets. We’re talking historic gathering places that have stood the test of time—offering local flavor, artisan craftsmanship, and a rich sense of community. From the cobblestone streets of downtown Lancaster to the rolling farmland of Ephrata and Manheim, Lancaster County’s markets are brimming with life, tradition, and sensory delights.

See Lancaster from Above: A Bird's-Eye View of Amish Country

There’s something magical about seeing Lancaster from high above—whether you’re soaring over the rolling farmlands in a helicopter, floating serenely in a hot air balloon, or taking in the city skyline from a stylish rooftop lounge. A bird’s-eye view of Lancaster County brings a whole new appreciation for the beauty and charm of this region.