A helpful crown for pulling in tourists, Doylestown was one of only two towns in the Philadelphia area to gain one of the 20 spots on the list, with the other being Lambertville, NJ. Lambertville residents, according to Travel + Leisure, got the nod due to their healthy fondness for antiques.
The magazine points out:
“There’s a fine line between quirkiness and extreme quaintness.”
It believes that Doylestown occupies space on the quirky side of that line, as it is noted for events such as its yearly Polish Festival, which takes place at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa, as well as the consistently popular Beer Fest at Fonthill Castle.
Other contributing factors to the city’s #14 ranking include Peace Valley Lavender Farm’s locally grown sachets and other cutting-edge souvenirs, as well as brunch at the Domani Star.
Including the city’s latest recognition in tourism Brochures can only add to its appeal as a place to visit. Being #14 on the quirkiest towns in America list is sure to draw attention to Doylestown's lovable peculiarities and, with the help of local printing services, it could prove a valuable promotional tool.Get a Free Quote for Brochures