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Amish Country

Visiting the Pennsylvania Amish in Lancaster County

The Pennsylvania Amish of Lancaster County are America's oldest Amish settlement, where thousands still live a centuries-old "Plain" lifestyle. Arriving in Amish Country allows you to step back in time to enjoy a slower, more peaceful pace – one where the horse & buggy remains a primary form of transportation, and where windmills dot the landscape, providing power harnessed from nature. Always a vital part of Lancaster County culture, the PA Amish are involved in agriculture as well as an array of businesses and cottage industries.

An Amish boy plowing the fields. Photo Credit: DiscoverLancaster.com

The Amish way of life of has remained largely unchanged for over 300 years.

Amish Activities

Amish buggy rides, attractions, tours, crafts & food throughout PA Dutch Country.

When you visit Lancaster County be sure to take a tour of the Pennsylvania Amish countryside –you can even do it in an Amish horse and buggy. Afterwards, explore the many Amish-themed attractions, and events, shop for hand-made Amish crafts, and chow down on some authentic PA Dutch cooking.

Learn more about all there is to do in Amish Country by using the links below.

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Aaron & Jessica's Buggy Rides

Private buggy rides, year round (weather permitting). Call (717)723-0478 today!
Strasburg Scooters Guided Country Tours

Hop on on a guided scooter through the heart of Amish Country!

Amish Culture

Amish Mud Sales
Amish Mud Sales

Amish Mud Sales in Lancaster County, PA

What Does it Mean to be Amish?
Amish Religious Traditions

How religion guides the traditions, lifestyle and beliefs of the Pennsylvania Amish.

A community of buggies creates an Amish funeral procession. Photo Credit: DiscoverLancaster.com / Terry Ross
Amish History & Beliefs

Arriving in Lancaster County in the 1720s, the oldest and largest Amish community in the country is the Amish of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

An Amish clothesline at The Amish Village. Photo Credit: DiscoverLancaster.com / Brian Evans
Amish Lifestyle

The way of life of the Amish in Lancaster County has remained largely unchanged since they settled here 300 years ago.

Amish man working the fields. Photo Credit: DiscoverLancaster.com / Brian Evans
Amish & Technology

The Pennsylvania Amish & Their Use of Technology

Buggies are just one of many items available at local mud sales, ranging from farm equipment to livestock to quilts and antiq
Amish & Photographs

How the Amish Feel About Photographs

Amish children, who only attend school through eighth grade, are dismissed for the day from their one-room schoolhouse. Photo
Amish Education & Work

Lancaster, PA Amish Education and Work

Abe's Buggy Rides

At Abe's, enjoy a private tour - just you and yours - in a...

Make-A-Friend Workshop

Featuring dolls and wooden toys, Make-a-Friend Workshop is...

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Make-A-Friend Workshop & Doll Shop
Kitchen Kettle Village, 3529 Newport Road, Intercourse, PA 17534
(717) 354-2860

A is for Amish Buggy Rides
Red Caboose, 312 Paradise Lane, Ronks, PA 17572
(717) 725-8664

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