No car or buggy? No problem. You can go on these Amish Country tours straight from two of Pennsylvania's largest cities.

Tourists curious about the Amish flock to their communities to see them and the Amish may not like the attention, but they can make a living from it.

From trout Benedict in the mountains to lobster rolls in college towns, discover hidden-gem seafood restaurants in ...

Right in the middle of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, this small town has antiques galore, along with plenty of train museums, rides, and Amish community tours.

The Old Philadelphia Pike (Route 340) winds through the heart of Amish country, connecting Intercourse with neighboring towns like Bird-in-Hand (yes, another real name) and Paradise (completing the ...

Amish Country, Lancaster, Pennsylvania The Amish are a Christian group known ... Visitors can experience the Amish life by taking guided tours of a farm, a horse-and-buggy ride with an Amish or ...

It is prime time for frozen dairy in the Keystone State, and for the eighth consecutive year, the people in charge of ...

Hailing from York, Pennsylvania, The Wild Hymns are a husband-and-wife ... After supporting Rascal Flats on a reunion tour, ...

The beverage program lives up to the “Brews” portion of the restaurant’s name. A thoughtfully curated selection of local craft beers provides the perfect companion to your smoky feast. Pennsylvania ...