Guidebook for Lebanon
Food Scene
CC's Pizza
75 W Main StGood pizza shop. Tuesday large pizza special, Wednesday sub specials.
MT Gretna Hide-A-Way
40 Boulevard AveGreat for summer time dining on the deck.
Popular tourist stop for burgers and ice cream. Beautiful outdoor deck and historic 1800's building.
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The Jigger Shop
202 Gettysburg AvePopular tourist stop for burgers and ice cream. Beautiful outdoor deck and historic 1800's building.
Inn 422
1800 Cumberland StAwesome (but pricey) breakfast menu. Try one of their amazing stuffed French toasts!
Arts & Culture
One of the oldest surviving iron furnaces in the world. Iconic architecture.
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Cornwall Iron Furnace
94 Rexmont RdOne of the oldest surviving iron furnaces in the world. Iconic architecture.
American Music Theatre
2425 Lincoln Hwy EThéâtre Hershey
15 E Caracas AveSightseeing
Beautiful building. Visit during their monthly festivals for a tour of the interior.
Cornwall United Methodist Church
50 Freeman DrBeautiful building. Visit during their monthly festivals for a tour of the interior.
Miners Village
Unique mining village with nearly identical homes that stretch down the main street.
Lots of cottages, big and small, from the turn of the 20th century. Great for sightseeing and peaceful walks.
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Mount Gretna
Lots of cottages, big and small, from the turn of the 20th century. Great for sightseeing and peaceful walks.
Parks & Nature
Access to the LVRT. Walk or bike to Lebanon and the Lebanon fairgrounds in one direction, Mt. Gretna and Elizabethtown in the other.
Lebanon Valley Rail Trail - Cornwall Trailhead
119 Schaeffer RdAccess to the LVRT. Walk or bike to Lebanon and the Lebanon fairgrounds in one direction, Mt. Gretna and Elizabethtown in the other.
Great place for hikes on a number of blazed trails that traverse the 1,000+ acre property. Climb the observation tower at the top for views of Lebanon and Lancaster counties.
Governor Dick Hill
Great place for hikes on a number of blazed trails that traverse the 1,000+ acre property. Climb the observation tower at the top for views of Lebanon and Lancaster counties.
Entertainment & Activities
Favorite local movie theater with a curved screen and awesome sound system. Monthly special events including live shows and classic screenings.
Allen Theatre
36 E Main StFavorite local movie theater with a curved screen and awesome sound system. Monthly special events including live shows and classic screenings.
2775 Lebanon Rd
2775 Lebanon RoadVisit the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire!
Hersheypark
100 Hersheypark DrEnjoy all that Hershey has to offer, including Hersheypark!
An old-time amusement park that's pay-as-you-go. A slice of Americana.
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Knoebels Amusement Resort
391 Knoebels BlvdAn old-time amusement park that's pay-as-you-go. A slice of Americana.
Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
4000 Dorney Park RdDutch Wonderland
2249 Lincoln Hwy ELe Monde du Chocolat Hershey
101 Chocolate World WyGreat for rainy days.
Roadside America
109 Roadside DrMiniature dioramas of classic Pennsylvania Dutch life.
Drinks & Nightlife
Mount Hope Estate & Winery
2775 Lebanon RdSample a variety of wine, beer, cider, and mead.
Bar and pub food, with outside deck seating in the summer under a catalpa tree that dates back to the 1700's!
Quentin Tavern
81 W Main StBar and pub food, with outside deck seating in the summer under a catalpa tree that dates back to the 1700's!
Essentials
Musser's Market
1750 Quentin RdGood selection of grocery items.
If you really want a shopping experience, Wegman's has a lot to offer.
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Wegmans
2000 Crossings BlvdIf you really want a shopping experience, Wegman's has a lot to offer.
GIANT Food Stores
1605 Lititz PikeLarge grocery store.
Sunoco Gas Station
2520 Quentin Rd24 hour gas and convenience items.
Sheetz #370
195 Rocherty Rd24 hour food and drinks.