Hotel in Manheim, PA Near Top Lancaster County Attractions
Just minutes away from local attractions, shopping, restaurants and businesses, the Country Inn & Suites hotel in Manheim, PA is centrally located near all the best Pennsylvania Dutch Country attractions. Our Lancaster Country hotel's ideal location puts guests near popular attractions such as Root's Country Market & Auction, the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire and Landis Valley Museum. This hotel in Manheim, Pennsylvania is right where you want to be to enjoy the many events and attractions in Lancaster County. Our hotel is also near many major local businesses, making it ideal for business travelers as well.
During your stay at our hotel in Manheim, PA, we recommend the following local attractions:
Landis Valley Museum (10 miles) A historical village and farm exhibiting the Pennsylvania German rural community from 1740 to 1940. (717) 569-0401
Historic Downtown Lancaster (12 miles) A bustling downtown filled with dining, shopping, art galleries and entertainment.
Kitchen Kettle Village (17 miles) Lancaster's famous canning kitchen with great food, shopping, and all around fun. (800) 732-3538
Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre (18 miles) The largest Christian theater in the United States featuring biblical stage musicals. (717) 687-7800
Our Lancaster County hotel's ideal location also puts you near these great attractions:
Dutch Wonderland (8 miles)
Outlet Shopping (12 miles)
Amish & PA Dutch Country (14 to 17 miles)
Strasburg Railroad (18 miles)
Hershey Park (23 miles)
About Lancaster
Lancaster, the "Red Rose City," was founded in 1729 and today blends traditional Pennsylvania Dutch charm with a rich, fascinating history. Though it was named in honor of Lancaster, England, the Pennsylvania town had little trouble deciding which side it was on when the fervor of revolution swept through the land in the 1770s. In fact, Lancaster was a key munitions producer for the Continentals during the War for Independence, and the city even served a turn as the fledging nation's capital on September 27, 1777 when members of the Continental Congress regrouped here after fleeing Philadelphia. Nowadays, Lancaster acts as a doorway to the Pennsylvania Dutch Country, which promises a variety of unique destinations. In town is the nineteenth-century Central Market, the oldest publicly-owned farmer's market in the country. Visitors amble past stands of regional products such as homemade sausage, bread-and-butter pickles, headcheese, fresh cut flowers, and handcrafted baskets. To learn more about the area, the Heritage Center Museum of Lancaster in Penn Square is good place to start, and just a few minutes drive from town are popular attractions ranging from the historical (Rock Ford Plantation) to the presidential (James Buchanan's Wheatland) to the cultural (People's Place).
Did you know?
Hershey's Chocolate was founded in Lancaster in 1894.
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