Doylestown, PA

History & Culture From a grant purchased from the Free Society of Traders in 1724 to the crossroad between two major Bucks County roads, Doylestown has developed into a vital, dynamic community. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the historic architecture, friendly atmosphere, numerous restaurants, quaint sidewalk cafes, and unique shops as they stroll along sidewalks lined with brick pavers and reproduction Victorian street lamps.  William Doyle's 18th Century Inn, founded at the intersection of the Philadelphia to Easton , and Swedsford to Coryell's Ferry roads, was the seed that bloomed into the town now known as Doylestown.
Entertainment Doylestown has a complete array of entertainment opportunities. The most noteworthy is the renovated art deco County Theater on East State Street, which shows first run and independent films daily.  The Borough is home to 2 world famous museums; the Mercer Museum and the James A. Michener Art Museum.
Shopping Shopping in Doylestown offers something for everyone from a bounty of unique specialty shops to national retailers like the Gap and Talbot’s.  Shoppers can enjoy an experience distinct from the banality of the modern shopping mall. Friendly shopkeepers will lend a personal touch to your visit and multiple parking options are available. Once you shop in Doylestown you'll definitely want to come back!
Dining Casual or gourmet, take-out or fine dining, as well as the after-work respites, offering anything from sushi to sausages, make up the eclectic offering of restaurants and eateries found in Doylestown.. Well prepared and high quality foods, served in quaint, historical town buildings adds charm to the dining experience.