
Lancaster County is the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, home to many Amish families who live simply without cars or electricity. It is a land of rolling farms, covered bridges, and horse-drawn buggies.
It is famous for its peaceful farmland, friendly markets, and delicious homemade food. Visitors love riding in a real buggy and tasting fresh pretzels and pies.
Rolling green fields are worked by families using horses instead of tractors. You can visit a farm to meet cows, goats, and chickens.
You can climb into a horse-drawn buggy and clip-clop down country lanes. It is a fun way to see how the Amish travel every day.
Farmers markets sell warm soft pretzels, whoopie pies, and homemade jams. Family restaurants serve big country meals passed around the table.