The 26 best free attractions in Bethlehem

If you're in the area, or even if you're not, this place is worth the visit. Being from Baltimore, I'm familiar with Bethlehem Steel but had no idea these are the original factory. They have made a very cool exhibit to walk the stacks and learn the history of the factory. Then they've transformed the surrounding area to include a stage for concerts and a huge musical festival every summer. There's outlets, casino and restaurants within walking distance. This is a cool place and you should absolutely check it out. They even have an elevator for mobility challenged to get up to the stacks.

So cool. You can walk next to the old steel factory on a ramp. Came during a food and music fair that I had no idea was going on at the time. Supposed to cool during Christmas so I’ll come again during the holidays. Enjoyed foot and music. And just one drink. I was too sleepy for more.

This is a very interesting place!! We love how they took something old, and not being used anymore, and made a venue!! We would love to see more places like this, rather than being torn down!! Preserve the history and let others be amazed by it!! My husband worked in a much smaller steel mill for 42 years and his dad worked at Bethlehem steel in Texas!! Very interesting!!

I'm not a huge fan of the industrial era, but this is a fascinating piece of history and interesting landmark. It's too bad that the native Americans that own it won't give it at least a spray coating to protect it, but I can understand their viewpoint. If you get the chance, I recommend one of the walking tours, where if you are lucky, you will have it led by one of the guys that used to work there.

Truly an iconic place to visit! The walkway and staircase is so beautiful. Amazing garden with curated plants. The juxtaposition of nature and industrial is stunning. The bethlehem steel is one of my favorite things about bethlehem!

This was along the outside walk, where we climbed the stairs and viewed the aging steel works. Very interesting to see it at night - both surreal and quiet with the light casting shadows. The scope and size of the structures is impressive. Information placards and tidbits add to the sights I'd suggest stopping by to see this to anyone in the area

Very cool vibe! Great music venue! Lots of areas to sit and enjoy the music. Concrete blocks to sit on in case you didn't bring a chair.

Friendly staff. Great and important religious history.

Bob was a great tour guide! Signage for the museum could be a bit better but tours are every hour on the hour very nice I learned a lot

Our tour guide was so proud to be Moravian, and it showed in her telling us about her people and the building! I do have to say there were a few facts on the tour that happened to be downright incorrect (like Saxony is in the south of Germany), but it didn't hamper my experience at all. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes and can stand for long periods of time. There are seats in the first couple of rooms but not really after that. The hard wood floors can make your calves ache if you're not wearing good shoes!

This was a very interesting museum. It detailed the history of the Moravians. There were a lot of docents on hand to describe the history of the Moravians. The surrounding buildings, the Church and Sisters house were also interesting.

Very spiritual and heart warming history, given by Jean, a very knowledgeable tour guide!

Wonderful historic place to visit. Highly recommend taking the tour they offer as it gives you more understanding of the history of the Moravian community. Our guide was fantastic & answered our questions. Definitely a must stop when visiting Bethlehem, PA.

We enjoyed touring these historic buildings and learning a little more about Moravian history and culture!

This bookshop is such a delightful addition to downtown Bethlehem! Their selection of books is vast, both for children and adults. I love the toys and interactive items in the children’s section to help keep them occupied while I shopped! It was also fun to browse their staff picks and curated displays.

Modern bookstore today, but oldest in America! Cool place! Check it out! Friendly staff!

Very nice bookstore. It has lots of modern choices and unique gift choices. We were eager to find old books to look through and treasures to find however that was not the case. It is connected with the college bookstore and that's pretty neat! The general entrance is easy to access. The staff don't understand how to operate the lift inside to get a person in a wheelchair etc to the next level. We left with a puzzle and two postcards.....

Really nice store. A pleasant shopping experience in a quaint section of Bethlehem. They need more discounts, however. Prepare to pay publisher price on almost EVERYTHING. Other than the heavy financial lift, you could definitely lose an afternoon in this quiet, comfortable and classy downtown space.

The oldest bookstore in the US Moravian Book Shop, is not just for amazing books of all genres, but also has a great selection of university sweatshirts, Tees and more, including beautiful little Christmas ornaments and decorations. Enjoy a walk on Main Ave and explore the array of shops, antique stores and restaurants.

I'm saddened, the oldest book store in the USA and Barnes & Noble went and ruined it. It's just another modernized college bookstore. You're better off going to "The Old Library Bookshop" a few minutes away.

This book store is now part of Barnes and Noble bookshops. It no longer has a look and feel of an independent bookshop. The candy counter is gone, so is the cafe counter. The arts and craft section is a thing of the past, and the extensive Christmas ornaments with Bethlehem stars is now reduced to have only some hanging ornaments. In short, it is no longer a charming oldest independent Moravian Book Shop of old. In its place, there are T-shirts, sweatshirts with Moravian college emblems. You still can find books and many other things to read. After all, it is a Barnes and Noble.

I'm an art nut, but decorative arts aren't usually my thing. However, I thoroughly enjoyed this museum! They have traveling exhibits - Summer 2024, we saw one about Bethlehem's hotels - and it was really interesting. Our docent was a delightful grandmotherly woman, and she told us about EVERYTHING in the museum. It's clear she loves what she does, and that's the kind of person who makes the best guide. Make sure you don't miss the hidden speakeasy when you visit!

So many beautifully designed pieces of antique furniture, glassware, art, clothing, and so much more. They have rotating exhibits so there is something new to see each time you visit. Bethlehem has a wonderful history involving people with varried backgrounds. I grew up here yet I'm always learning something new about it's past!

A must-visit if you come to downtown Bethlehem. In fact, many people who live here haven't been to this quaint museum yet and that's just not acceptable. They have a fascinating permanent collection and rotate in special exhibits as well! Like the Purse Lady! (She's awesome)

Nicest folks around. A lot of history in Bethlehem. A must see is the Bethlehem hotel, don't forget the ice cream across the street. The Irish store is great the folks make you feel at jome

Amazing, changing collection of mostly Victorian-era decorative artwork and furnishings, plus informative guides to put it in perspective. A hidden jewel in Bethlehem!

Nice local museum with interesting exhibits. Small gift shop too.

My college age daughter and I loved the tour, the beautiful decorated themed trees, the 18-19 century clothing, dolls, portraits and especially the painting and poem, Compassion Gazes On, by Robyn Bingham and the silk Jewish Chuppah exhibit by Brett Peters. This is a must stop if you are in Bethlehem.

A walkway along the steel processing complex of Bethlehem Steel. Information provided at each stage, detailed the processes and production methods. A wonderful history of one of the most prominent company in America, in the backdrop of a massive industrial complex. One would not help but be in awe with the size and vast area of the complex. A good visit for all ages. For physical challenged people, an elevator would lift them to the platform.

Love it, who knew. A well done elevated walking trail that takes you through the history of Bethlehem Steel, but it's the buildings that speak volumes.

Old Lehigh U grad here. First time seeing the blast furnaces up close. Never thought I’d get the chance to walk on this site, let alone enjoy some music while learning South Bethlehem’s amazing history. So glad I stopped. Would visit again.

This is an awe-inspiring walk for anyone who appreciates Bethlehem Steel history. The trestle is pretty amazing.

Wonderful

I had a blast listening to all the rock and blues bands. It's great to see the youth of today expressing their talent and love for music. Long live Musikfest!

Well organized, easy access to parking, venues, food and facilities. Lots of good music. We started at the Levitt amphitheatre, The Accidentals put on a great show! We walked over to the bridge to North side venues, which were hoppin, lots more people, stages spread out and lots of vendors, different vibe entirely. Really liked some of the music over here as well. Already looking forward to going back.

Amazing.. Great experience... Vibrant and colorful.. Loads of fun

First outdoor concert for me. I loved it. Darius Rucker was GREAT!

Absolutely one of the worst music festivals that I have ever attended. 90 percent of the performers were singer songwriter types playing acoustic guitar. Yawn. Some guy playing a weird bell device, but was bored silly after one barely audible song. There was some excellent electronic music at the ice house venue but nobody was interested in it. So the vibe was lame. Sunday night was heavily patrolled by droves of State Police and Bethlehem Police. Not that there shouldn't be some security but this was excessive. Every where you turn was cop cars and police officers. I actually didn't feel safe there because I thought that they were there responding to a possibly bigger threat. I packed it up and got out of there ASAP. Never before have I seen so many state troopers at a community event. It was really weird and the vibe was bad. Abysmal experience.

I used to LOVE Musikfest. I would take a vacation from work and go everyday, eating the great food and soaking up all of the music. The last several years... I don't know. It's just not the same. When Volksplatz (easily the best platz at the Fest) closed, it ruined everything for me. The always had the best variety of food and the best bands played there. Since then, it's always the same foods and same bands playing throughout and there's hardly ever any new things to bring in the regulars. Then there's the prices. They are way too high! I love Aw Shucks corn, but $7 or $8 is ridiculous for one ear of corn. I don't care how good it is. That's just one example, though. For some nostalgic reason I still go, but only once for a couple of hours. I do one lap around, then leave, quietly whining about the good old days...

The best festival in the tri state area. Something for literally everyone. Perfect for dates, family, friends, even going solo. I look forward to this every year. The free music, environment, and vendors are what makes Musikfest a staple for the whole year... EVERY YEAR.

We held my nephews rehearsal dinner at the Luckenbach Mill site this past weekend 10/01/21 and I cannot say enough about how wonderful the event space was. We had originally planned to use the indoor areas at the Mill but due to continued Covid concerns we moved our event outdoors while maintaining use of the building for the caterer and rest rooms. Tavia and Tiffany were easy to work with, communicated with us regularly, and we’re present at the event which was very comforting. They also coordinated with our other vendors directly in order to provide a seamless connection for planning and execution of the dinner. The grounds are so beautiful and easy to walk to from the downtown Bethlehem area. I would definitely have another event at this venue and can recommend it without reservation. Thank you so much for making our special event one to remember!

A look into some of the industry of our past. It's truly valuable for you and your kids to have an understanding of how basic needs were once met, and how that developed over time. Working smithy and artifacts paint a vivid picture.

Bethlehem is such a great town with awesome history and deserves the best. Wish it was they way it was when it was run by Moravian Historical Society back in the day. The woman in charge of Historic Bethlehem Partnership is a piece of work- I wouldn't mention this, but it affects so much of Historic Bethlehem. Bummer, the buildings are great and the tours were better at one time. I love when my kids go on class trips to see the Moravian buildings and learn about the rich history of Bethlehem. Also, rates seem higher then they should be for the rides and tours.

We were married on 10/10/2020 in the Colonial Industrial Quarter with our reception at Luckenbach Mill. The venue area is absolutely beautiful with the Springhouse, bridges, historical ruins, and little nooks and crannies, we were able to get absolutely beautiful photos. Alecia, our site coordinator made sure every last detail was perfect, and all vendors were coordinated. Amazing job, I would recommend Historic Bethlehem Museums and Sites to anyone looking to get married. There are more venue options on the website too.

As Moravian graduates, it was important to us to have our wedding in a meaningful location in Bethlehem. From the spot we stood for our ceremony, we were able to see the campus building in which we met-you can’t get more magical than that. The Luckenbach Mill was the perfect venue for our wedding. We wanted a personalized wedding experience that was a bit non-traditional, and with Luckenbach we were able to choose our layout and furniture, which made the day special for us and for our guests. Being able to use the garden and historical buildings for photos was a dream. The staff at Luckenbach were so patient with us in making our vision a reality. We could tell that our event was a priority to them and that they cared about making our day special. We were even able to have a docent come to give a tour of the Industrial/Colonial Quarter! We HIGHLY recommend Historic Bethlehem sites and hope that you can have your wedding dreams come true as we did.

The walking tour is a must do and a bargain. In just about an hour I learned so much about the history of Bethlehem ( it's much more than just about steel). The guide was very informative. Beyond the beauty of downtown any time of the year is the warmth and friendliness of the visitor center staff.

Lots of restaurants in this area but pretty quiet in the winter and great in the summer.

This was very cool to do. Nice family afternoon trip. excellent break from the heat of summer. Our Tour guide was Amazing! She enjoyed answering questions and had good jokes to keep it fun! Great gift shop too.. with something for everyone. not over priced. Worth it!!

it was actually REALLY COOL. The kid doing the tour was knowledgeable and friendly. If in the area definitely worth the trip. The museum part is really cool too!!

They had a gift shop and also a nature trail. Good place to stop along for a quick side show attraction! Going into the nice cold cavern was so cool! The attendants and tour guides there were nice too. Definitely worth stopping in if you are in the area. The cavern tour is kind of short, but it's still worth it to check out.

Lost but Not Forgotten Cool Summer Family Fun! This Cavern is a nice cool walk in nature underground. Stories, stones and water in this huge cave for this area. Nature Trails, Prospecting and History in a cool 55 degree environment in the summer. What more could you ask?

As a child of the 70's and the 80's and growing up in MI, I got to experience the end of the roadside attraction. Lost River Caverns had a very nostalgic feeling of the old roadside attraction and it was amazing. The staff was very friendly and the tour guide was very good. The caverns are small but breathtaking nonetheless, and very rich in history. It's well worth the price of admission.

Not the largest cave in the area but definitely worth a visit if you are nearby and have some time tour is about an hour. It's about $15 per person for adults so not terrible prise. Are tour guide was very knowledgeable was a great tour.

It was fun and very interesting seeing all the rock types and the formations they make. The tour was short but it was a beginner cave. Ticket prices are cheap and my kids enjoy it. If you have little little one they may get tired ask to be pick up. If you babies you will have to hold them because no strollers cave is to narrow for them. If you already bought a ticket and would like to stay behind they give you store credit in the gift shop. The gift shop is very nice. Got all 3 of my kids necklaces and giant glass diamonds and a bag of dirt that had nice rock for 41 bucks. Overall Lost River Caverns is a nice place to learn and see stuff you don't normally see for a great price. I highly recommend it.

Bethlehem Pennsylvania is an amazing place that I would never thought to stop and visit. The visitor center itself is very helpful. They have a guide there to help you, lots of literature and a looping video about the history of Bethlehem, I’ve gone past it 1 million times living in Pennsylvania most of my life. It is a unique part of American history that played a vital role in the building of our country and winning world war one and two the center of town has many historic sites that we visited doing a scavenger hunt through the let’s Roam app. There are many fine restaurants pubs gift shops. The city is extremely walkable. There’s plenty of parking on Main Street and the side streets. We were there on Sunday, very relaxed atmosphere throughout the whole city, families and couples. We’re out and about each historic building that we visited either had a curator or a guide to help us, you are always within a few steps of a place to eat and restrooms are not an issue. After that we visited the steel mills at Bethlehem that were just simply amazing channel 39 of PBS is located just a few steps from the steel Mill and I understand they have concerts live events there and festivals throughout the year. The steel mill itself is truly a sight to see the blood sweat and tears so to speak that went into building our country can be seen right here. You can tour the Bethlehem steel stacks yourself. There is an enormous set of steel stairs with railings and good footing and a steel walkway that goes the entire length of the steel stacks along the way there are plaques with histories throughout the walkway. This is very friendly for physically challenge folks as there is an extra large elevator that can accommodate quite a few people and it’s in great shape.

Historic Bethlehem is an area not to be missed, especially during the Fall and Winter holidays. The beautiful historic buildings and folks in period dress make for a beautiful place to stroll. The numerous artisan stands and decorations add to this wonderful experience.

Lots to see and do. Shopping, sight seeing and trails to walk. The candy at Chocolate Lab is amazing. Highly recommend Corked bar and restaurant on main street for food and drinks.

My wife and I had a wonderful time on the tour. We enjoyed learning about Bethlehem. Mark, our tour guide was 10 stars!!! He was passionate of Bethlehem and very knowledgeable of their history. Paula, our tour driver did an awesome job driving us through the busy streets and keeping us safe. A BIG round of applause to them both for a memorable experience we are sure to never forget. Thank you, Barry and Tracey Spicer Bellefonte, PA

Pretty cool place, you can set up a tour, schedule blacksmithing classes, learn about Moravian Bethlehem...

The Christmas City Stroll was well conceived. The guide was knowledgeable and warm. The walk is moderate with some inclines but decently lit even on the down stairs sections. Don't expect to go inside it is an outdoor stroll. Well worth the price.

Lots to do when you look around. Pleasant to walk around at night. Stunning houses nearby. The Spirit of Christmas is alive and well.

We went for a family photo shoot on the property at the end of October. What we found nestled among the mature weeping willow trees, and colorful fall foliage was a true rustic hideaway, a perfect backdrop for our photos. With it's historic barn, old rugged wooden fence, weathered stone buildings, stacked hay bales, and large open grass field, every corner is photo worthy!

Today was my first time there. You 👉 and they pick. So today, you could get 5 different kinds of lettuces, radishes, 4 different kinds of kale, garlic, 4 different kinds of mint, fennel, and many kinds of flowers. So this is held the 1st Sat of the month until Oct. Hope to see you there, btw you give a donation of your choice for the items you take. 🌞

Getting ready for Blueberry Fest! Such a great time for the whole family. Food, Music, History, and Activities for the kids. Take a look back in time and just have a lot of fun. Sample everything Blueberry at the desert tent then pick up your favorite full sized dessert to take home.

Beautiful old plantation / farm with colonial era dress and demonstrations. Restored house, barn, and out buildings are wonderfully picturesque. Several events throughout the year create a larger event on the site, such as the annual blueberry festival. This is a highly recommended visit for tourist of long time residents of the Lehigh valley area. There are plenty of activities for young and old alike.

Great space to reconnect with nature. Well maintained.

Pennsylvania is known for it's history and hidden gems, but there is one place that is small but beautiful hidden among the apple trees and surrounding nature. Burnside Plantation has an amazing story behind it's rustic barns and butterfly gardens. The plantation is spacious and beautiful. The barns are big and solid surrounded by fields of apple trees and topped with smaller gardens of butterflies and flowers. During the apple festival we experienced some pleasant country music, fresh fruits, cooking tips, and the most amazing apple cider slushies we have ever tasted. If you are ever in the area, Burnside Plantation should be on your list. You'll be amazed at how much history is wrapped up in such a quaint little place. This isn't a thrill seeking adventure, its more for learning, historical and relaxing moments with the family.

Attended the Blueberry Festival with my family, it was underwhelming. Lacked blueberry theme and vendors, it was pretty empty. The vendors that were there were good. Some of the staff made us feel unwelcome. Sounded fun but my expectations were too high.

Be careful when buying Musikfest headliner tickets. Paid $640 for 2 tickets to Old Dominion. There were obvious storms coming all evening. The day of they moved the concert from 7 pm to 5 pm. We had to scramble and leave work early to get there right at 5 pm. Old Dominion played for 30 mins before they pulled them off the stage and now Artsquest won't refund because we got to "Enjoy" 30 minutes. They picked a 30 minute window they saw in the day just so that they wouldn't have to issue refunds.

Loved all the various artists. A wide variety and live displays. So much more appreciative seeing art in person. Most everything was amazing and some blew me away.

So much space dedicated to art and self expression. I love it here.

I have supported this highly skilled group of artists for years. I feel like part of a big family when attending these fundraisers. Beautiful , one of a kind pieces of glasswork.

It's an amazing experience by going to the banana factory. Fantastic artwork for sure

What a joy to mingle with the artists, watch them work, and get to buy their work. I hear a new home is in the future and I can't wait!

We went to the Arts Quest Peas and Qs preformance today and we enjoy the acts usually very much September 30 with our 18 month old grandson and he may have been all over the place. However I found the preformer, I'm not even sure of his name, be rude to us. My grandson was in front of him watching him play and he said more than once to get away. And finally said this little piggy went to market and this little piggy went home and pointed to my grandson. He was not even talking about that. So we left feeling as though out of 8 children there and your entertaining them you don't need to tell one to go home. We did however enjoy the walk outside more than that preformer.

Great place for lunch! Fresh and great nature food!!

Really nice place to visit, check interesting stuff and get some Amish food.

My hopes were high for a one day weekly farmers market. But as knowing this fairly new farmers market, I give it a higher rating, just because farmers markets are dope. So it was the beginning of the season and there wasn't a large fruit or veggie section but you know which booths will have abundance of veggies as the season progressed. Oh they have plenty of baked goods and snacks, but which place that surpasses all of them is a vegan spot! They sell amazing vegan donuts and cupcakes and worth the drive alone.!!!! Next I bought gmo- free range chicken eggs, delicious like always and the farmer is extremely friendly. Will go in depth as soon as I return!

Very small, quaint setting. Was eexpecting to find lots of fruits and vegetsbles but found a vendor selling plants, one selling potted veges, one selling soap, and one selling pies. Not much to choose from. Beautiful day for a stroll though.

Great place lots of good food and the people there are great to just sit and talk to

I love the variety of spray free farms I could choose from.

LOVE this market. Should have one in doors.

I had great experience and good place for morning walk, cycling, doing exercises and vibe with nature

Unusually warm October day to spend hours enjoying God's beautiful creation. Lots of trails along canal to walk, fish, bike,jog.

beautiful 5 mile trip on the Lehigh River by kayak and then return 5 mile via bike trail. So nice to have this gem! But - the restrooms at Sand Park were disgusting. I served in Afghanistan and there were better facilities there. I wonder if the town officials are aware of how terrible these facilities are - guarantee none of them would use them!

When you get to the trail, it can be very quiet and serene. Overall, I enjoyed my walk. However, the canal was filled with trash, and I did have a few people come talk to me intoxicated at the first bench on sand island… nothing too bad, but it was a bit uncomfortable for a Tuesday afternoon; I would just be careful. I hope someone can clean up the trash as there was a lot of wildlife in the area I believe there are better entry points to the trail if you are going for a run. However, I am unsure where they are. I will update this when I find out.

sadly feel unable to bring my toddler to this park after seeing the large homeless encampment our first time visiting together. i always loved sand island but now i will avoid it until hopefully the city does something about the homeless problem. really ruins the park and makes it feel ick

Sand Island is the City of Bethlehem's popular riverfront park, with the D&L Trail, tennis courts, basketball court, and flush toilets. The restroom facilities, if they are open, are often awful. An embarrassment to the city. There is boat ramp for access to the Lehigh River located in the upstream end of the park.

Great place to kayak or dip in river

Amazing venue to see a show at. So much space and tons of beer vendors. Bathrooms are super clean and convenient. Will get back here for more shows. We were all the way in the back and could see and heard everything.

I lived in Bethlehem P.A. when the steel stacks 1st opened I got to c concerts outside got some Christmas presents love the ice skulpting the blown glass the movie theatre the lights at Christmas from the steel stacks at that time there was an indoor mall inside the casino I loved the mall the casino not my cup of tea But if u like casinos or u want a vacation it's worth it In August is musikfest not sure if they still do it but they might still have Christmas in July They have Octoberfest Of course they r in different parts of Bethlehem but somewhat close I highly recommend this for everyone

Majestic view of the steel Stacks. free movies on Wednesday nights during the summer. Old family movies but wonderful time with young kids on the lawn for the whole family. It put warmth and sense of community into people’s hearts. Thanks.

This is a must! They offer so many free concerts over the summer! I’ve seen some incredible bands here and have never paid a cent. They have stands for food and drink. Over the summer I try to come here almost every Friday and Saturday for the concerts. It’s family friendly and dog friendly.

This is really a crown jewel in Bethlehem! Absolutely beautiful what they did with the old mill. Free concerts, arts, food and drink. A nice museum of the history of the Steel on site as well. Must see if you are a tourist or a resident!

Cool place to hang out .. Right next to high end shops, Casino movie theater restaurants. Like to take photos? Good place for it and a lot of history. Small museum.

Great reused space, an open space in a place of a old shuttered steel mill. Open concert, open festivals all year round. Good place for family to enjoy the outdoors.

Toke my daughter Cloe here for the annual Easter egg hunt had a lot of fun the base ball games are fun to watch and can get out of the sun under the pavilion found a dozen eggs and got a picture with the Easter Bunny even saw a pet pig and the volunteers are so helpful and kind and tending to my young daughter needs well keep going her for years

The Borough does a fantastic job of updating and maintaining this park! It's always clean and provides many activities for children and families to enjoy!

The Lehigh Valley is loaded with charming parks in our small towns and this is certainly one of them. A beautiful 1920s style entrance welcomes park goers to an assortment of baseball fields, including a large field with coverd stands, performing arts pavilion, brand new kids playground and directly across the street is a pool. There is a parking lot as well as tons of street parking. It's location also makes it an easy walk for many residents.

Dimmick Park is beautiful. Well maintained ball fields and a nice sized playground. The slides do get a bit hot in direct sun. The restrooms a clean and maintained. During the spring and fall baseball seasons there is a snack bar open on game days. Everything from gumballs to cheeseburgers and even Hershey ice cream.

It was a great experience to enjoy with my son and his son. My grandson is now 6, and absolutely loves to go to the parks..

Great place to hear the best local bands. Plenty of benches near the band shell. Food, beer and wine is available to purchase during concerts.

Clean Medium sized playground. Soft padding instead of the usual gravel. Lots of obstacles and climbing options for kids. My favorite park in the valley so far

Both my cousin and I attended Lehigh. Great college, and served as a great launchpad for my career. I met incredible and smart people here. It’s very welcoming for international students. I would highlight Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) who were always supportive to me. They also give a good financial aid, even for international students. Go birds!

Blown away. Totally. We never thought about visiting the school until kid got into the fly in program. Great programs. The presentation and panels were all very well done.

Attended a baseball showcase at Legacy Park on Lehigh's beautiful campus. What a great college stadium tucked in the hills of Pennsylvania. Lehigh was a wonderful sports complex on top of being a top flight school.

The campus is beautiful! State of the art institute!

I don't know much about Lehigh University. I take my mom to her work at 4pm then I pick her up from work at 9 or 10 pm.

Most seems fine when I pickup and drop off people here from ridesharing and food delivery 😊

I was there promoting geotechnologies in education and loved working with the faculty and students. Some lovely architecture also and great views from the top of the hill.

Been going for 12 years...wouldn't miss it for the world. If you are of Celtic Heritage, it's a must-do. I get to party with thousands of my fellow Irishmen drinking Guinness and Teeling and never have to worry about a problem. The Highland Games, the vendors, the music, and the great food are all incredible, plus you're in historic downtown Bethlehem with its restaurants and shops and the Wind Creek casino.

I love this Fair. There is something for everyone. The Parking with comfy shuttle is a great idea. Different food for all tastes, although a little expensive and $4.00 for a bottle of water was sad. The space was too small for all the people that attend. There was not enough seating to watch the games or other shows. There was no seating for you, when eating the great food. Get a bigger event space please.

Awesome!! We kinda just hung at the Highland Games, grabbed a couple brews and Mead!

This celebration is a yearly event for us. We love it! I gave it 4 stars because the schedule of events doesn't match what is actually taking place. Having two events on one field was disappointing. We found the band competition and the sheaf toss occuring at the same time. The band competition had started earlier than the scheduled time in the brochure. :)

It's a wonderful event and highly recommend going if you haven't already.

Celtic fest is always so much fun with a great group of volunteers and fair goers. Kathy in the vip tent went out of her way and was so nice and super helpful when my husband got so excited he jumped up cheering for an event and spilled his beer. She went and got him another and helped us clean the table.

It was a lot of fun. This was the first time I went at night. The only thing that really made me sick was. No matter where you walked all of you smelt with cigars, they were selling cigars at the one end of the festival and that's all I could smell throughout the whole festival was people smoking cigars. It was disgusting almost makes me not want to go back🤢

Really, really, really amazing! Water was great, we put on waders and cleaned up trash for the Monocacy Watershed Association! We found three old bottles, one from 1915 and another from 1954. Trail was very well maintained, and the plants were beautiful. The rocky cliffs along the trail are awesome and we got a couple pictures of them. Train tracks were cool too. We also found a broken safe in the woods- it looks very old. There was a golf ball in it.

Date of first-time visit was Saturday October 19th 2024. This quiet, peaceful trail runs adjacent to the Monocacy Creek. The morning I was there I did see quite a variety of birds. No deer were seen the two that were crossing the road when I was driving to the park. Bring the kids for a walk through nature.

Love this walk. Did it today with the in-laws and doggies. I always see tons of birds on this trail,this time I picked up some railroad spikes as well as saw this fox.

Nice area free with good parking. Like to ride my bike over here and it's quiet too.

Near the dog park. Milkweed is blooming. Can't wait to see the Monarchs. We often see deer and beautiful birds.

Great place for walks. Pet friendly

Beautiful walking trail along the stream. Great early in the morning when the fog is still over the stream in the summer. Neat spot.

If your looking for an escape from the hustle & bustle of the city or just a few moments of intriguing insights & relaxation The Bethlehem Sculpture Garden may be what you have been searching for...

Works by Harry Bertoia and Rudy Ackerman, among other artists, are on permanent view in this sculpture garden below and to the east of City Hall. The garden and the municipal complex were built on the site of the childhood home of the poet H.D. (Hilda Doolittle). H.D. is buried in the nearby Nisky Hill Cemetery. Access by stairs from Church Street; wheelchair access through the curved drive adjacent to the city parking garage.

Its always been a nice quiet little space. Always clean and nicely landscaped

A small park, but well laid out to be cozy and interesting to walk through a few times.

Such a nice micro park away from the buzz, very nice

Very interesting only one complaint flower's beds need weeding

It is so interesting to see

Great in the day time.crazy after 12pm thank god for the amigos that had our back. Salute

Beautiful horizontal park! Farmers Mkt on Wed 3-6 is very nice!

Clean and well maintained. Some pedestrian crossings DO NOT work properly. City of Bethlehem fails to maintain the signals.

Pretty little spot. If you walk around this area and the Nature Trail across the road you can get 2 miles give or take a little. Dog friendly place. A couple nice pavilions to have a picnic at. There are restrooms.

Beautiful place! Waterfalls, trees, railroad tracks, what more could you ask for? The scenery is amazing! The crisp, clean air is exhilarating. Definitely worth the trip!

Great spot for picnicking and a shady stroll along the stream with our dog.There are full restrooms, parking and you can reserve the ramada pavillions for group gatherings. The waterfall and bridge, a short walk from the parking area, are highlights.

This was the greatest day ever, it's a good place to visit with family،freinds or with your GF👍🏻🫶🏻😃

It's not a big park but very charming. I loved it. Perfect for a walk with someone special.

One of the best places I just happened to be passing by, I am so glad I stopped. Very nice views, it was worth the 2 hrs

Visited as one of our sight seeing places , after spending the night in PA.Kids and wife loved it ,we were in the area and she looked it up on Google,and here we are.

Love this place , only has a couple spots to park at meaning there won't be many people at once on the trails. Come on a weekday it's really beautiful and quiet . Definitely one of my favorites. Took my 79 year old grandpa on the lower creek loop . He absolutely loved it

A beautiful place to hike with well maintained trails and unique spots. There is a nice variation of trails, from a trail next to cooks creek to up in the woods. Would strongly recomend to anyone who wants a relaxing hike.

Easy to moderate windy loop trail. I parked by the sign off the side of the road and did not have an issue with parking there. The trail has pieces of bones along it and the various types of trees are labeled. Part of the trail is near a creek and the other is through the forest.

Parking is fairly limited, could probably park 4 cars total. Very quiet during a weekday. I did a 2.75 mile loop, it took 1hr10min (see photos!). Yesterday I did just the lower creek loop which was less than a mile and took about 20-25 min, so you can definitely go as far as you want. Trails are well marked.

This was the best smelling trail I have ever been on. The trails were well marked. The area was beautiful. This trail is rustic how I like them. It may be considered moderate difficulty and is not paved or wheelchair accessible.

Wonderful group of trails through some classic Upper Bucks Forest. Beautiful hardwood trees. Some trees are labeled for your edification.

Well maintained trails. Peaceful place. Parking is minimal - a small clearing along Slifer road near the trailhead.