Bucks County is home to two best historic downtowns in Pennsylvania which are guaranteed to charm all who take the time to stop by for a visit, writes Brian Oseko for The Travel.

Downtown Doylestown took the top spot among the ten best historic downtowns in the Keystone State. The lovely historic downtown offers an enchanting glimpse into Pennsylvania’s past. The town square is anchored by Bucks County Courthouse and surrounded by 19th-century buildings with an eclectic mix of shops and eateries.

The downtown offers a  perfect blend of cultural richness and architectural elegance.

Top attractions include the James A. Michener Art Museum, Fonthill Castle, and the Mercer Museum.

Downtown New Hope ranked second on the list. Situated along the scenic Delaware River, the historic downtown often enthralls visitors with its delightful array of shops, galleries, and eateries.

The town originated in the 18th century. Its bohemian spirit and eclectic charm are a magnet for individuals who are looking to experience a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Among the main attractions are the Delaware Canal, the Bucks County Playhouse, and the Peddler’s Village.

Read more about the best historic downtowns in The Travel.

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