2/12/2010

Don’t just travel – Experience Lancaster County in 2010

Latest Map & Overnight Getaway Guide now available

(Lancaster, Pa)  Vacationing in Lancaster County is full of memorable experiences, from staying at a working farm in the Amish countryside to exploring the art galleries and funky retro shops of historic Downtown Lancaster.  And our just-released 2010 Map and Overnight Getaway Guide is the perfect (and FREE) tool for planning your visit to the heart of PA Dutch Country, from lodging, dining, and shopping information to ideas for must-see attractions.
 
The guide’s lively new travel journal entries focus on some of the unique experiences Lancaster County has to offer, while each venue in the guide is listed with simple coordinates that make it easy to find in the relevant section of the enclosed map.  New this year, yellow-highlighted keywords throughout the guide lead you to detailed information about these featured properties just by entering them in the Search box on our website.  And check out the sample list of events to help in timing your trip, because there’s always something going on in Lancaster.

Order your FREE copy of the 2010 Lancaster County Map and Overnight Getaway Guide today by visiting www.padutchcountry.com or calling 1-800-PA-DUTCH.  Copies are also available at various locations throughout Lancaster County and at Pennsylvania welcome centers.  And don’t forget about the free and friendly travel assistance from the staff at our two Visitors Centers, too.

Lancaster County is a wonderful blend of urban style and rural splendor, and the PA Dutch Convention & Visitors Bureau is dedicated to promoting its many rich cultures, from the Amish to the arts. Travelers can take in our vibrant downtown city life – with galleries, great dining, specialty shops, and live music – or explore surrounding towns and villages to get a sampling of the heritage, food, craftsmanship, and hands-on activities for which Lancaster is famous. Visit us at www.discoverlancasterpa.com. Lancaster is also part of Pennsylvania’s Dutch Country Roads region, a true vacation destination where country meets city and the past lives side-by-side with the present.