Pennsylvania is home to endless natural vistas, scenic locations, and charming small towns that exist as stray map dots off the beaten path of highways to urban jungles.
These alluring locations are often hidden gems, enjoyed by locals and visitors looking for peace away from the city. Small towns boast a slower pace of life, unique local culture, a strong sense of community, and, sometimes, a lower cost of living.
While there are hunters of small towns scattered throughout Pennsylvania, only one is revered as the best!
According to a list compiled by World Atlas, the best small town in Pennsylvania is New Hope. This charming locale houses welcoming residents, quaint shops, and offers plenty of beautiful outdoor experiences without the traffic and crowds.
Here's what World Atlas had to say about the best small town in the entire state:
"New Hope has a unique character that sets it apart from the hustle and bustle of urban cities. Hidden away in Pennsylvania’s Bucks County, this town is a combination of small-town vibes and modern amenities. To this end, the town center is full of quirky craft stores, art galleries, theaters, and cultural attractions. Visitors can pick and choose how they want to indulge in the charming vibe of New Hope. For example, book a ticket at the Bucks County Playhouse which boasts amazing plays with a side of food for a romantic evening. Or, get a guided tour of Parry Mansion, a 1784 Georgian-style mansion with exhibits, architecture, and stories you’ll love. With these and many other locations, you won’t even notice as time passes by in this town."
Check out World Atlas for a continued list of the best small towns across the country!