1105 E. King Street Lancaster , PA 17602
Phone: (717) 293-1723
1105 E. King Street Lancaster , PA 17602
Phone: (717) 293-1723
1105 E. King Street Lancaster , PA 17602
Phone: (717) 293-1723
1105 E. King Street Lancaster , PA 17602
Phone: (717) 293-1723
As the crisp fall air rolls into Lancaster County, there’s no better time to explore its back roads and take in the stunning countryside in all its vibrant, changing colors. Imagine the scent of freshly baked apple pies drifting from farm markets, the sound of rustling leaves underfoot as you stroll through covered bridges, and the sight of plump pumpkins nestled in green vines at local patches. Experience it for yourself as Lancaster comes alive with the sights, sounds, and smells of the season when you stay with us at The Lancaster Bed & Breakfast this fall. Ready to fall in love? Here are 15 ways to experience Lancaster County at its finest this fall.
Shhhh… can you keep a secret? The Best Kept Secrets Tour in Lancaster County is one of the most exciting ways to explore the area’s hidden gems. Picture this: a shopping, food, and adventure experience where you travel from place to place at your own pace, uncovering small, off-the-beaten-path businesses with discounts, gifts and refreshments just for you. Whether you decide to squeeze it all into one day or spread it out over a few, the choice is yours—and your ticket is valid for the entire tour.
When folks think of Lancaster County, one of the first things that probably pops into their heads is the Amish. It’s no surprise that our large Amish population and Amish-themed attractions are a major tourist attraction. Our peaceful countryside dotted with buggies and traditional farmsteads offers a glimpse into a way of life that’s both simple and rich with history. If you’re curious about the Amish way of life — a stark contrast to the fast-paced, technology-driven world most of us live in today — there’s no better way to learn than by taking an Amish farm tour. We’ve compiled a list of five outstanding tour options for our guests, listed in order of their proximity to The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast.
Huzzah! Bands of knights, medieval royalty, merry makers and minstrels will present the 44th season of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, located on the beautiful grounds of the Mount Hope Estate in Manheim. Be transported to a time and place far away for entertainment, stage shows, live music, shopping, games and food – all inspired by Europe’s rebirth after the Middle Ages. The annual festival begins in mid-August and runs for 11 weekends through the end of October and is located just 20 miles from The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast.
You might be surprised to learn that in the heart of Pennsylvania Amish country, where hearty, homestyle cooking is predominant, the city of Lancaster is a hotbed for international cuisine. While the region’s reputation is famous for traditional Amish and Mennonite fare, Lancaster has blossomed into a culinary melting pot, offering flavors from around the globe. One of the best ways to experience this vibrant food scene is through the Lancaster City International Food Tour by Unique Lancaster Experiences.
Nothing says summertime like a delicious scoop (or three) of ice cream. It’s pure happiness in a cone! Lancaster is the cream of the crop as Pennsylvania’s top milk-producing county, so it should come as no surprise that we’re home to so many creameries and ice cream shops, each with its own unique vibe. During your next stay with us at The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast, satisfy your sweet tooth by checking out Lancaster’s mouthwatering Ice Cream Trail.
One of our favorite leisurely activities to recommend to guests staying with us at The Lancaster Bed and Breakfast is to take a scenic drive on Lancaster County’s back roads and through our quaint small towns. You never know what you might discover — like the countless roadside farm stands that offer seasonal produce and homemade goods straight from the fields and farm kitchens to customers like you. These are the hidden gems of the Lancaster County countryside that remind us of the simplicity we all crave.
Do you know what pairs great with Lancaster County’s best wines? Music! If you want to raise your glass to an unforgettable winery experience during your next getaway to The Lancaster Bed & Breakfast, choose one of these three wineries that not only produce the region’s finest vintages but also host live music to enjoy as you sip. From acoustic duos to 10-piece bands, you can immerse yourself in wine and song for an incredible afternoon or evening amidst the vineyards. Let your senses be transported to a world of flavors and ambiance that will leave you with unforgettable memories.
The 2024 U.S. Women’s Open is poised to make a grand return to the Lancaster Country Club, a venue steeped in history and known for its challenging layout. This prestigious tournament, scheduled for May 28 to June 2, will draw the world’s best female golfers to Lancaster, marking the second time this esteemed course hosts the event. The first occasion, in 2015, was widely celebrated for its exciting competition and impeccable course conditions, leaving fans and players alike with memorable experiences. With some availability remaining during tournament week, The Lancaster B&B is happy to welcome golf fans to our city and treat them to warm Pennsylvania Dutch hospitality.
When you hop aboard the Strasburg Rail Road, you can take an authentic steam train ride on America’s oldest continually operating short line railroad. It’s a great way to see the beautiful Amish countryside during your next getaway stay at The Lancaster Bed & Breakfast. With a history that dates back to 1832, the Strasburg Rail Road will take you on an unforgettable journey where the past comes alive, and every whistle blow echoes stories of yesteryears.