Bucks County, the home of Byers' Choice, has a both a strong historical tradition and strong ties to the arts. With picturesque scenery and covered bridges, the county has long been a haven for people trying to get away from the cities of New York and Philadelphia. Much remains of the historical and artistic legacy and is available to visit today.

James A Michener Art Musuem - focusing on the regional visual and performing arts with a strong collection of the New Hope Impressionist School. www.michenerartmuseum.org

Moravian Tile Works - early 20th century tile works founded by Henry Mercer, located in Doylestown. 215-345-6722

Mercer Museum - collection of folk art, furnishings, and implements from early America, displayed in one of Doylestown's "castles" www.mercermuseum.org

Fonthill Museum - home of Henry Mercer, one of the first homes in the nation constructed with concrete, it is also known as one of Doylestown's "castles." www.fonthillmuseum.org

Pearl S. Buck House - National Historic Landmark and home of the Nobel Prize winning author. www.pearlsbuck.org

National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa - Polish spiritual and pilgrimage center. On display is a reproduction of the painting of Our Lady that legend attributes to St. Luke.www.polishshrine.com

Washington Crossing Historic Park - site where Washington launched his surprise Christmas Eve attack upon the British.www.panavy.org

Peddler's Village - a unique shopping experience. www.peddlersvillage.com

Bucks County River Country - River Tubing, Canoeing, Kayaking and Rafting trips along the scenic Delaware River in Point Pleasant. Family fun for 35 years. www.rivercountry.net

The two nearby resort towns of Doylestown and New Hope not only are the home of many of the attractions listed above, but have extensive shopping and nationally recognized restaurants.

Bucks County Conference & Visitors Bureau - offers a comprehensive list of attractions, shopping venues, and lodging. www.bccvb.org

We are also centered between three other areas filled with activities. Within a 1 hour drive of Philadelphia, Valley Forge, and Bethlehem, PA, we encourage you to check their websites for additional attractions and lodging.

Philadelphia : www.pcvb.org
Valley Forge : www.valleyforge.org
Bethlehem : www.lehighvalleypa.org