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On this tour we explore the small town of MANHEIM, PA.

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is made up of wonderful small towns each with their own unique flavor and features. On this tour we explore the small town of MANHEIM, PA. Start with the town’s rich history and visit a log house from the 1700s, make your own glass at Stiegel Glass Factory, and see the beautiful clock on Market Square. Then stop by Prussian Street Arcade with over 100 local vendors selling unique wares, check out vintage records at the Turntable store, play your favorite sport at Spook Nook, and tour a local dairy farm with an observation tower. From morning to night, enjoy all the food stops throughout town from baked goods, to ice cream, to burgers and fries, to delicious dinners. Don’t miss the expansive farmer’s market every Tuesday – Root’s Country Market! It is a local favorite and filled with stands offering fresh local foods and unique gifts.

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