When you visit a town like Pottstown, it’s only fitting that you fill your itinerary with museums and sites to learn about the city’s history. Start at Pottsgrove Manor, built in 1752 for John Potts, who lent his name to the city. You can visit the mansion that has been restored to reflect the 18th century and tour its four acres of land or the home filled with books, toys and more. Curious of how people lived in Pottstown? Relive the 18th century by watching one of over 90 performances at the Steel River Playhouse. In addition to putting on plays, the playhouse trains students and provides acting, voice and instrumental lessons, so let out your inner actor and break a leg!
After a show-stopping performance, head to Schuylkill River Trail, a multi-use 130-mile trail in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Enjoy the outdoors by cycling, hiking or biking the trail leading across a scenic seven-mile stretch to Auburn in Schuylkill County. You can enjoy more of the outdoors at one of the many parks in Pottstown. If you’re travelling with your four-legged friend, play fetch at Bark Park on King St. or enjoy a picnic in Brookside Park, Cherry Street Park, Chestnut Street Park, Fountain of Youth Spray Park or many others.
You will be immersed in history when you visit Pottstown. Hotels in this Pennsylvania city are a stone’s throw away from nearby attractions making it easy for you to truly enjoy your trip. Book with Choice Hotels in Pottstown to relax and recharge for another day in this historic town.