- Our list of the best things to do in Reading, Pennsylvania, features the top 110 nearby activities — including 36 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Reading, PA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Museums & Galleries, Entertainment & Shows, Outdoor Places, and Amusement.
- The results below include the top 25 things to do within the city of Reading, PA , followed by 85 popular activities in nearby cities, including Lititz, Pottstown, Ephrata, Kutztown, Bird in Hand, Intercourse, Macungie, Phoenixville, Ronks, Adamstown, Downingtown, Lancaster, Fort Madison, Wellsboro, Exton, Collegeville and Farmington
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Supporting talent of all ages in various roles, the Methacton Community Theatre also strives to entertain all ages. From children's theatre to traditional dramatic stage plays, the theatre offers something for everyone.
28.3 Miles
A large and scenic park with a lake and a running path, Cedar Creek Park also features covered picnic shelters with barbecue grills and a wealth of open green space.
28.4 Miles
The bowling alley, Strike Zone Alleys, hosts a number of special bowling leagues including the youth fun league and the bump-n-bowl league. The alley has special pricing opportunities on the weekends.
28.5 Miles
Putt-putt fans love playing a round at Village Greens Miniature Golf in Strasburg, Pennsylvania. Village Greens features two of the largest mini-golf courses in Pennsylvania, free parking and a snack shop.
28.5 Miles
Hoy Park is a quaint, quiet, and small community park that features a boat ramp for those who wish to take a relaxing canoe ride. Though there is not much to explore, it is a great spot for unwinding.
28.5 Miles
Unami Ridge Winery, located above Unami Creek, features a boutique selection of fine wines. The winery produces European-styled wines including finely crafted bold reds, blush varietals and crisp summery whites.
28.6 Miles
The American modernist painter Charles Demuth is the focus of the Demuth Museum. The museum collection is currently housed in the original home of Demuth on King Street, which serve as a historic site for the painter as well as a place that holds is artwork.
28.6 Miles
Equine enthusiasts enjoy visiting West Chester's Sunset Valley Farm. The equestrian farm is home to 48 acres of beautiful grounds with horses available for riding lessons, recreational trail rides and riding camps.
28.7 Miles
The history of Central Market dates back to 1730 when Andrew and James Hamilton laid out the original town. The market moved to its present location in 1757, and the building was constructed in 1889, and still serves as one of the country's largest farmer's markets.
28.7 Miles
Since 1852, the Fulton Theatre has brought performances to Lancaster. The theatre has several special nights including Asides lecture series, Pay-What-You-Want Performances, Thirsty for History Performances, Wine and Theatre Night Performances, and Teen Lounge Performances.