Location: Lancaster
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What to do and see in Lancaster, Pennsylvania (PA): The Best Classes & Workshops
Pennsylvania Dutch country is a fascinating destination to explore. Visitors will get a glimpse of farm life as it was in the early 1800s. Visit markets and farm stores for homemade shoofly pie and fresh produce, or shop for a handmade quilt. President James Buchanan's elegant home, Wheatland, is no less historic but contrasts sharply to the simpler Pennsylvania Dutch heritage sites in Lancaster. Consider a side trip to nearby Hershey, home of Hershey Park and the Hershey chocolate factory.
Restaurants in Lancaster
1. The Beadworks
2. loKal Experiences
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5.0 based on 114 reviews
loKal experiences specializes in delivering truly authentic and unique tours throughout Lancaster County, PA. We guide people through urban and rural experiences, ranging from interactive engagement with the Amish (farm tours & sit down meals) to historical downtown Lancaster tours such as brewing history a restaurant tour, and everything in-between.
3. The Pottery Works
4. Painting With A Twist
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Sip, paint, relax! Painting with a Twist, Lancaster is a place to not only byob while you receive step-by-step instructions by one of our professional artist, but also to have fun! We are fun art, not fine art. You can paint at public classes or set up a private party where you pick the art work. Great music, byob, games, paint, party!
5. Board & Brush Lancaster
Board & Brush studio is a place for creating fun & unique wood decor projects from scratch while enjoying a fun instructor led atmosphere! Great for a night or day out with friends and family, Corp or team building activities, kids workshops! Come create a signature piece that matches your unique style! BYOB
6. Central Penn Reflexology
Need a place to unwind and relax? We strive to help people feel better. Reflexology is a complimentary therapy that uses the body's own neuro-muscular system to encourage it to heal on it's own. Your body does the work, but reflexology is the catalyst.
