Pennsylvania is home to many historic downtowns filled with stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage, and two of the top ten are located in Bucks County, writes Brian Oseko for The Travel.

Downtown Doylestown was crowned as the best one in the state. The historic area offers a glimpse into the county’s past and seamlessly combines cultural richness with architectural elegance.

The town square is surrounded by beautiful 19th-century buildings filled with an eclectic mix of shops and eateries. There are several museums to visit, including the James A. Michener Art Museum, Fonthill Castle, and Mercer Museum.

New Hope boasts the second-best downtown in the state. Its streets are populated with a delightful array of shops, galleries, and eateries.

Visitors can enjoy picturesque views as they stroll along the canal towpath or explore the vibrant art scene the town is well-known for. Those who are looking for a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty will feel right at home.

Bucks County Playhouse and Peddler’s Village are just a few of the many attractions that are well worth a visit.

Read more about Bucks County’s best historic downtowns in The Travel.