Excellent dining and top-quality attractions are a hallmark of the Two Rivers area and the entire Lehigh Valley. Visitors looking for memorable meals and exciting tourist destinations will find an abundance of both.

With its rich ethnic diversity, the area is represented by a wide variety of authentic cuisines. Italian, Indian, Thai, Mexican, Greek, Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese, French, German and Middle Eastern foods are just a few of the options awaiting diners. Whether you prefer succulent barbecue served on a paper plate or the freshest fish and prime beef presented by the most discerning wait staff, you’ll find it in the Two Rivers area.

Popular tourist attractions lure visitors to the region year-round. At the restored Lehigh and Delaware Canals, you can walk along the old tow paths, ride a mule-drawn canal boat and browse through the National Canal Museum. Other sites of interest include the 1753 Bachmann Publick House tavern, the majestic State Theatre Center for the Arts, the Crayola Factory, Nazareth Speedway, Trexler-Lehigh County Game Preserve, the Anatomy Academy at the Weller Center for Health Education, Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom, and Lost River Caverns.

Annual events abound in the Lehigh Valley. Events celebrating the region’s proud history include the Canal Days Festival, marking the era of canal transportation, and Heritage Day, which celebrates the first reading of the Declaration of Independence in Easton.

Other popular attractions include the Shad Festival, a fishing competition; the May Fair arts festival; Das Awkscht Fescht, a classic car show; Musikfest, a nine-day celebration of music and arts; the Great Allentown Fair; the Celtic Classic Highland Games and Festival; and the holiday-themed Cristkindlmarkt. A complete listing of events and attractions can be found at www.eastonpaonline.com or www.easton-pa.com.

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