Downtown Lancaster, PA | Things to Do, See & Eat in Lancaster City

Thinking about visiting—or living in—Lancaster, Pennsylvania? Come along with me as we explore Downtown Lancaster, a vibrant small city right in the heart of Lancaster County and surrounded by the beautiful countryside and Amish farmland our area is known for.

Downtown Lancaster has such an interesting mix of history, architecture, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and outdoor spaces. In this video, we’ll visit Lancaster Central Market, the oldest continuously operating public farmers market in the country, and take a look at some of the history and culture that make Lancaster so unique.

We’ll also explore local landmarks and things to do, including the Fulton Theatre, Wheatland—President James Buchanan’s historic home—Historic Rock Ford, Lancaster Stormers baseball, Pottery Works, Lancaster County Central Park, and more.

And, of course, we have to talk about the food! Downtown Lancaster has everything from coffee shops and casual dining to rooftop cocktails at The Exchange and dinner inside the beautiful Victorian setting of The Belvedere.

Whether you’re planning a visit, considering moving to Lancaster County, or already live here and want to rediscover your hometown, there is so much to see and experience in Downtown Lancaster.

I’m Lisa Graham with eXp Realty and eXp Luxury, your local real estate expert and guide for Lancaster County and Central Pennsylvania.

Thinking about buying, selling, or relocating to Lancaster County? I’d love to help you explore the area and find the community that feels like home.

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