Easton Sights and Landmarks Guide, Pennsylvania

Easton, PA US – Sights

Easton is a city situated in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Easton, Allentown and Bethlehem make up the Lehigh Valley region. The city of Easton is sitting on the confluence of Delaware River and Lehigh Valley River. The city is divided into four primary sections including Historic Downtown, The West Ward, The South Side and College Hill. Easton is home to many popular sight and attractions. Some of the most popular landscapes in Easton include the following.

National Canal Museum & Hugh Moore Park

It is a great museum that shows the culture, history and traditions of Easton. It also explores the American’s canal heritage. It features Hugh Moore Park where guests can go on a boat ride to explore the regional history of Easton. The traditional transportation facilities take you back to the 18th century.

Easton Museum of Pez Dispensers

It features the collectibles of over 1500 categories including Beatles Pez, Pez dispensers, Star Wars, Disney Pez and psychedelic Pez etc. It is one of the most popular attractions of touristic importance.

St. Andrew's Lutheran Church

Sunday worships are offered at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church. The church office is opened Monday through Friday. Worshippers from all over Lehigh Valley gather here daily to pray.

State Theatre Centre for the Arts

It offers a variety of theatrical performances including dramas and live musical shows throughout the year. It can also be rented for private meetings, social gathering, weddings and seminars. It showcases the contemporary art, culture and traditions of Easton.

The Lehigh River

The Lehigh River is one of the most popular attractions of Easton. It runs through the Lehigh Valley to Easton where it meets the Delaware River. Lehigh River offers a large number of recreational opportunities to enthusiastic tourists. Some of the most popular activities around the river include fishing, boating, tubing, canoeing and biking etc.

The Delaware River

The Delaware River starts from New York State and drains into the Delaware Bay. The river borders with New Jersey and Pennsylvania states. Like the Lehigh Valley River, Delaware River also offers great recreational activities to the tourists including boating, canoeing, rowing, tubing and fishing. In the summer months, the Delaware Lehigh River becomes great picnic spots for locals and tourist.

Bushkill Park

Bushkill Park has been entertaining children since 1902. It offers great recreational opportunities to the families and children. Among the major activities are the Tilt-A-Whirl, a haunted house and bumper cars. Private parties can also be arranged in this park.