Living history museum showcasing Pennsylvania German heritage through historic buildings, heirloom gardens, and artisan demonstrations on a 100-acre farmstead.
General Information
Sunday: 12pm to 4pm
Closed Monday and Tuesday
Seniors (65+) and AAA: $10
Youth (3–11): $8
Children under 2: Free
Museums for All: $2 with EBT card
Active Duty Military: Free
How to Get There
From Lancaster, PA (4 mi): Take PA-272 N/Lititz Pike to Landis Valley Rd, then turn right onto Kissel Hill Rd; the museum entrance will be on your left.
Overview
Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum in Lancaster is a 100-acre living-history museum of Pennsylvania German rural life, founded in 1925, with more than 40 historic buildings, heirloom gardens, and working farm exhibits. Costumed interpreters demonstrate blacksmithing, weaving, and other crafts, and the museum preserves more than 65 varieties of heirloom seeds. It hosts seasonal fairs, Civil War reenactments, and workshops through the year.
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