Valley Preferred Cycling Center Galen Glen Winery Taste the Local Flavors Photo by Matt Jones WIND GAP BANGOR NAZARETH BATH LAURYS STATION From downtown food halls cooking up every-thing from ramen to tacos, barbecue, and Korean to James Beard-nominated restaurants, the food scene in Lehigh Valley is fl ourishing. Scope out food trucks popping up at breweries and special events. Perhaps you’re looking to put your own cooking skills to the test. With multiple farmers markets throughout Lehigh Valley, including a number of year-round off erings, you’ll always have fresh, local produce within reach. Let’s Raise a Glass NEW JER SEY Local fl avors extend beyond foodie-favorite restaurants with a booming craft beverage scene of nearly 50 makers of wine, beer, and distilled spirits. Lehigh Valley is recognized as an American Viticultural Area and features interna-tionally acclaimed winemakers revitalizing Old World styles in our region’s hillsides. Wind Creek® Bethlehem WILSON WHITEHALL NEW JER SEY HISTORIC BETHLEHEM e to welcome you tionally-recognized dventurous outdoor ontemporary arts. rly American, and alley has something n. To learn more, y.comadeP ossibleon DORNEYVILLE CENTER VALLEY HELLERTOWN Where to Stay WITH TREXLERTOWN to celebrate local ts, and the m and the surrounding For a guide to loving l events and great figbethlehem.com more.her MACUNGIE Explore what is made possible in Lehigh Valley! Check out DiscoverLehighValley.com for insider’s tips, events, deals, and Immerse Yourself in Culture and History Lehigh Valley’s historic Moravian Bethlehem, a National Historic Landmark District, examines a unique, historically rich, and culturally signifi cant way of life for over 300 years. Explore 20+ locations maintained by Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites for a look back in time, including a working blacksmith’s shop and the fi rst pumped municipal water system in America— several of which helped to enlist Bethlehem on the U.S. Tentative List for World Heritage. For a dose of culture, tour facilities including the Allentown Art Museum , the National Museum of Industrial History (a Smithsonian affi liate), and America on Wheels . Stroll the Hoover Mason Trestle on the grounds of the former Bethlehem Steel to learn about the region’s steel heritage. Get cozy in one of Lehigh Valley’s charming bed & breakfasts or small inns, like Glasbern , situated on a sprawling organic farm or choose one off country roads, or a small-town setting such as Historic Hotel Bethlehem . Many contemporary, aff ordable hotels are near major attractions, i.e. Wind Creek® Bethlehem , PPL Center , and the colleges and universities. Outdoor lovers can retreat to a Lehigh Valley campground, where guests can park their trailer or pitch a tent— all just minutes away from wineries, breweries, and outdoor activities. @LehighValleyPA #LVMadepossible DiscoverLehighValley.com
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