The last time I went to Lancaster County, this place offered a new meaning to the words "history" and "heritage". Located within South Central Pennsylvania, this county is most notable for its Amish community. This is why it got its nicknames Garden Spot of America and Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Some

Downtown Lancaster in Lancaster County perfectly distinguishes modern life from the arcadian beauty of the encompassing Amish country. Located in the middle of the city, the seven-square-mile place boasts several museums, historical attractions, art, shops, restaurants, cafes, and many more. Lancaster also hosts much-awaited and bustling events such as Celebrate

Mount Joy came from an aristocratic English name, ‘Mountjoy.’ The city in Lancaster County offers a variety of activities for locals and visitors alike, making it the perfect vacation destination to unwind and enjoy farm life. Everyone who visits Mount Joy won’t be disappointed because it prides itself on

Situated 71 miles west of Philadelphia is the mesmerizing city of Lancaster in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The Dutch initially inhabited the area, originally called “Hickory Town.” It became the county seat in 1729 and earned its current name, thanks to John Wright. Lancaster played an important role during the Revolutionary

Denver is a borough in Northern Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, with only 3,800 residents, according to the 2020 census. In 1735, Hans Bucher, a Swiss immigrant, founded the town he named after himself, called  “Bucher’s Thal” or “Bucher Valley.” Adam Brubaker officially renamed the town Denver in 1881. With