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Bucks & Montgomery County are home to many great, historical towns that boast some exciting main streets. The main streets of towns have long been a hub of activity that includes local shops, restaurants, art venues, and historical buildings. Here is a list of some of the most visited main streets located in Bucks & Montgomery County. Along these main streets you’ll find art festivals, boutique shops, and exquisite restaurants that are all one of a kind. Here’s our list of the best walkable main streets in Bucks & Montgomery County.
Here are the best walkable main streets in Bucks & Montgomery County
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Bucks County
Bristol is full of historic buildings and locations just waiting to be discovered. In recent years, Bristol’s main street has gotten a major facelift and is now a thriving small business sanctuary. Bristol was even named the winner of the Small Business Revolution “Main Street” competition in 2017.
Doylestown has a rich history that dates back to 1745, when Willian Doyle operated Doyle’s Tavern in the now centermost part of town. The town boasts it all, from the Fonthill Castle to the Michener Art Museum, Doylestown rich history lends itself to a thriving Art. Culture, and Dining scene that needs to be checked out.
New Hope is home to one of the most iconic main streets in Bucks County. New Hope has so much to experience, ranging from eclectic shops, riverside dining, nightlife attractions, and attractions like the Parry Mansion.
Peddler’s Village is a great time for adults and families alike. It’s unlikely you won’t be able to find something you like. Whether it be going out for food and drinks, strolling the shopping strips, attending festivals and events, or going to the GiggleBerry Fair with your kids, there truly is something for everybody in Peddler’s Village.
Originally designed by William Penn to provide residences to city folk, Newtown has an extensive history that can be explored by visitors. Newtown’s main street is home to arts, culture, history, and shopping, making it one of the must see main streets in Bucks County..
Yardely has a rich history that includes being a major stop on the underground railroad. There are tons of things to do on Yardley’s main street that includes restaurants like Vault Brewing Company and Trattoria Rose Bianca.
West Broad Street in Quakertown is somewhere that has it all. Stop by McCoole’s at the Red Lion Inn for dinner, catch a show at the Arts & Events Place. After having a fun day in Quakertown, you can stop by the Proper Brewing Company and have a microbrew with some friends. There really are endless things to do at Quakertown’s main street.
Sellersville also boasts a main street that has plenty of attractions to keep visitors occupied. The Washington House Hotel and Restaurant changes their menu seasonally to ensure an exquisite dining experience every time. After dinner, patrons can go to the Sellersville Theater to enjoy live music from established and upcoming artists. Sellersville has an equal amount of attractions
Montgomery County
Ardmore is possibly the highest ranked walkable town in Montgomery County. It’s easy to see why Ardmore’s main street gets the reputation it does. With a plethora of shops available to the public, and the same amount of restaurants to attend, there is no shortage of things to do in the heart of Ardmore. This is all in addition to Suburban Square being in Ardmore as well.
Narberth’s main streets are home to bars, restaurants, and cafes, as well as salons, a toy store and other well-appointed shops that service the community. Shops stay open late for First Friday and the main streets belong to pedestrians every fall for the annual Sidewalk Festival and Music & Arts Festival. On top of that, Narberth hosts multiple festivals throughout the year, including the Winter Dickens Festival where the town turns into 1840’s London with characters from A Christmas Carol.
While Ambler does have a main street, the majority of the action in Ambler can be found along East Butler and West Butler Pike. In addition to many boutique local shops, the dining scene in Ambler is one of a kind. The restaurants in this town pride themselves on being homegrown, with chain restaurants being far and few between. As the weather warms, Saturday farmer’s markets and Friday music festivals frequently occur, making Ambler an all around great time.
Jenkintown visitors will find wonderful restaurants, local shops, and an extremely active arts scene that is highlighted by the Jenkintown Festival of Arts every September. You’ll also find many historical and national landmarks when visiting Jenkintown.
Lansdale’s main street offers a number of things, some of which include restaurants, shops, and an arts and festival scene. Throughout the year, Lansdale shuts down its main street to traffic for numerous food and music festivals.
