The quaint town of Manheim is truly a hidden gem in Pennsylvania, a state already known for its historical landmarks and meaning to America. This small town adds its own flare with its deep German roots, close-knit community, and love of all kinds of entertainment. Manheim, named after the German city Mannheim by its founder Henry William Stiegel, was incorporated in 1838 and has seen many different industries and growth, especially after the railroad arrived in 1862. Manheim’s beautiful scenery also lends to its appeal, making the perfect backdrop for its packed schedule of festivals, dances, and community events.

Mount Hope Estate and Winery

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Waltz Vineyards

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