Lancaster City Welcome Center
No admission feeThe City of Lancaster's own visitor welcome center offering maps, brochures and walking tour information for downtown Lancaster.
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An art museum in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with exhibitions across several nearby Lancaster locations.
120 East King Street, Lancaster, PA, 17602 · Lancaster, PA
The Demuth Museum of Art is based at 120 East King Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Its site lists rotating exhibitions at several downtown Lancaster addresses, including Demuth on King and Demuth on Lime, along with guided tours, group visits, and educational programs. Visitors can check the posted weekly schedule before arriving, since opening days are limited and the museum closes on several holidays. Admission is by donation, with a suggested amount listed on the hours page.
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