Where to Go: the 3 Best Farm Museums Worldwide

1.Lancaster County: Amish Farmlands, Museum Tour, Farm Visit

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 322 reviews · 3 hours · from $38Our pick

Spend three hours touring Lancaster’s Amish countryside with guides such as Tim, Charles, or Amanfa, then visit an 1805 farmhouse and a 15-acre farm. Expect country roads, Amish schoolbooks, animals, crafts, baked goods, and optional BBQ. The house tour offers written translations in 17 languages.

“Guide was well informed, personable and a safe driver. We learned a lot about the Amish and ended with a great lunch recommendation from our guide”

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2.Vertical Lemon Farm Tour, Tastings, and Rural Museum

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 196 reviews · 1.5 hours · from $41Top rated

Meet your English-speaking guide at the Amalfi Lemon Experience shop, then walk steep hillside terraces run by a six-generation farming family. See the Sfusato Amalfitano lemon groves, rural tools, and limoncello laboratory before tasting lemonade, lemon cake, lemons, and limoncello. Allow 90 minutes and wear sturdy shoes.

“My wife and I throughly enjoyed the Lemon Farm Tour. Our tour guide was excellent and we learned a lot about the history of lemon production in Amalfi. Highly recommend this tour if travelling to the area - also, we took the ferry in from Positano and it was a quick and easy 18 minute walk from the port which was nice.”

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3.Rovaniemi Santa Claus Village Husky Reindeer Farm Arctic Museum

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 84 reviews · from $298

Spend about seven hours seeing Rovaniemi’s Arctic highlights: hike Ounasvaara, ride with huskies and reindeer, meet Santa, cross the Arctic Circle, enjoy lunch, and visit Arktikum. English guides lead the day, with French, Italian, Spanish, and Chinese available on request. Start at the city-center office, not your hotel.

“Amazing day out. We were collected from our accommodation and taken up to a peak to look out over the town and then on to Santas park. First up was meeting Santa, then we had a buffet lunch that was really nice. After lunch we went to see the huskies and after that the reindeer. The guides were great and spoke a variety of languages. The walk up to the peak was a nice stroll and the incline isn’t very steep. It was a great relaxed day trip.”

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