Best places: Zoos & Aquariums in Lancaster County

👍👍 Shamus was AMAZING! He was so knowledgeable, he went at a great pace and had facts I don’t believe we would have learned everywhere. He made the tour so much fun, I didn’t want it to end. This is a must to see all the sites! Note we don’t go in the sites but you end at the independence hall so you c...

Majestic space with famed entry staircase featuring Renaissance classics & special exhibits.

Afternoon destination drawing nature-lovers with its collection of flora on a 19th-century estate.

Set in a building with a Chinese rotunda, this museum has abundant artifacts & antiquities.

Historic, big park with walking trails, sports fields, gardens, public art & a reservoir.

Gothic-style prison-turned-attraction with tours of Al Capone's cell, exhibits & a haunted house.

This site explores the history of Judaism in the United States, from the 1600s until modern day.

19th-century municipal waterworks with notable architecture, guided tours & exhibits, plus programs.

Lively, family-friendly science museum with many interactive exhibits & displays plus a planetarium.

👍 I love going here when in town. But this time was a disappointment 😞. Tropical fish inventory was low. Took 20 minutes to get helped and there was not that many customers. Ended up leaving without fish cause of lack of inventory and sales rep talked me out the fish I choose. Thought maybe I could...

A large environment with a focus on ages 3-12 contains hands-on attractions, plus an on-site cafe.

Funky folk art venue provides mosaicked galleries, a sculpture garden maze & educational programs.

Research institution's natural history museum featuring dinosaur bones, a butterfly house & more.

👍👍 This is a beautiful campground. The checkin was awesome. Great caring folks. The wooded sites are extremely cozy and perfect. The scenic sites do not disappoint. The views are stunning. I love this place and will be back. Highly recommend a vist and stay here.

Big, ornate municipal building with clock tower capped by 37 ft statue of city founder William Penn.

Waterfront promenade with a lawn & soaring bridge views drawing joggers, sunbathers & picnickers.

Candy maker established in 1911 offering chocolates & other sweets in a restored historic building.

Artifacts & exhibits detailing the life of the historic figure, including a steel "ghost house."

Family-owned wolf refuge with guided tours, including a once-a-month Full Moon night event.

👍👍 Beautiful spot to take a stroll by the riverfront. There’s water activities nearby that you can enjoy if needed