Itineraries

May 4 – May 10

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania. Thursday Docent Led Tours
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

May 11 – May 17

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania. Thursday Docent Led Tours
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

May 18 – May 24

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania. Thursday Docent Led Tours
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

May 25 – May 30

All Sites are Closed for Memorial Day, May 25, 2026.

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Historic Burnside Guided Tour
  • 3pm at Burnside Plantation – 90 min. 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Step back in time at beautiful Burnside Plantation, Bethlehem’s first privately owned farm and a vital part of the Moravian farming system. Offered only during the month of May, this guided tour provides a rare opportunity to explore life on a working farm of the 18th and 19th centuries.

June 1 – June 7

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

June 8 – June 14

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

June 15 – June 21

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

June 22 – June 28

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

June 29 – July 5

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

All sites will be closed Saturday, July 4, 2026.

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

July 6 – July 12

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

July 13 – July 19

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.
• Blueberry Festival Market to Go
  • 3 – 7pm at Burnside Plantation – 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Pick up desert pre-orders before the festival

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• 39th Annual Blueberry Festival
  • Festival 10am – 6pm at Burnside Plantation – 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • It’s the sweetest festival of the summer…and you’re invited! Make a plan to visit Bethlehem’s beautiful Historic Burnside for great food; live music; fresh, delicious blueberry treats from local bakeries, the Brewberry Tavern, Colonial cooking, gardening; kids activities; and much more!

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• 39th Annual Blueberry Festival
  • Festival 10am – 6pm at Burnside Plantation – 1461 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • It’s the sweetest festival of the summer…and you’re invited! Make a plan to visit Bethlehem’s beautiful Historic Burnside for great food; live music; fresh, delicious blueberry treats from local bakeries, the Brewberry Tavern, Colonial cooking, gardening; kids activities; and much more!

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

July 20 – July 26

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
  • Sunday, July 26, 2026 is the final day of the Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

July 27 – August 2

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Museum Sites will be closed August 1 – August 9 for Musikfest

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

August 3 – August 9

Museum Sites will be closed August 1 – August 9 for Musikfest

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

August 10 – August 16

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
  • Sunday, July 26, 2026 is the final day of the Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

August 17 – August 23

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
  • Sunday, July 26, 2026 is the final day of the Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

August 24 – August 30

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Thursday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Thursday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Thursday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.

Friday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Friday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Friday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Saturday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Saturday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-5pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Saturday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1:00pm & 6:30pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• World Heritage Tour
  • 2pm at Moravian Museum – 90 min. 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Adult/Child – $25
    • Visit two World Heritage Sites – the 1741 Gemeinhaus and the Single Sisters’ House – as well as the 1752 Apothecary, and the Nain-Schober House to discover the stories of the early Moravians that made history.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Behind the Scenes Dollhouse Tour
  • 11:30, 1:00, and 3:00pm at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts – 60 min. 427 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $25 | Non-Members – $30
    • Step inside a museum vault and enjoy exclusive access to one of America’s largest and finest antique dollhouse collections on this dollhouse tour. The dollhouse collection at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts features 44 historic miniature structures, including dollhouses, stores, stables, mansions and verandas, all created between 1830 and the early 1930s. 
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Ales & Tales Revolutionary Pub Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Raise a glass in the town that tried to avoid the Revolution but couldn’t escape it.
    • This adults-only walking tour for ages 21 and older explores some of Bethlehem’s most iconic inns and pubs, uncovering the real Revolutionary War stories that unfolded just beyond their doors.

Sunday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Sunday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-4pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.
• Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • 11am-4pm 427 N. New St. Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • Visit the only Decorative Arts museum in Pennsylvania, and only one of only 15 in the United States. Housed in three interconnected, mid-1800s homes, the museum highlights furniture, paintings, china, clothing, and silver with its changing exhibits, period rooms and galleries.
• Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
  • Moravian Museum of Bethlehem & Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
  • Member – Free | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
  • Sunday, July 26, 2026 is the final day of the Baked into Bethlehem Exhibit
    • Since its founding by Moravian settlers in 1741, Bethlehem has woven baking into the fabric of its cultural identity. From the aromatic Moravian sugar cakes originally baked in communal beehive ovens to the delectable pies and artisanal cookies of today, this exhibition traces the evolution of baking as a cornerstone of Bethlehem’s community, spirituality and creativity.
• Colonial Industrial Quarter
  • Dawn-Dusk 145 Ohio Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
    • Located on the hillside below Central Moravian Church and stretching to the Monocacy Creek, the Moravians took advantage of both a prodigious spring supplying potable water and the Monocacy Creek supplying waterpower for the mills, craftsmen, and trades of early Bethlehem.

Sunday Docent Led Tours

• The Rise & Fall of Bethlehem Steel
  • 1pm – 60 min. 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
  • Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Bethlehem Steel, which was the country’s second largest steel producer, helped build some of America’s greatest landmarks – including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building – crashed to its end in the 20th century. What happened? Find out on this tour.
• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.
• Branching Out Walking Tour
  • 12pm & 2:30pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $16 | Child – $8
    • You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.
• Birthplace of Industry Tour
  • 2:30pm at the Grist Miller’s House – 90 min. 457 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Sparks will fly as a certified guide dressed in 18th century Moravian attire leads you through what is widely regarded as the nation’s first industrial center, the Colonial Industrial Quarter.
• Bethlehem & the Revolution Walking Tour
  • 3pm at the Luckenbach Mill – 90 min. 459 Old York Road, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Designed to commemorate our nation’s 250th birthday, the dynamic new Bethlehem & The Revolution walking tour shines a spotlight on Bethlehem’s unique role in the fight for independence. You’ll explore how the Moravian community navigated a war they neither started nor supported, yet could not escape.

August 31 – September 6

Monday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Monday Museums & Sites

• Moravian Museum of Bethlehem
  • 11am-5pm 66 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Member – Free | Adult – $12 | Child – $6
    • The 1741 Gemeinhaus, a National Historic Landmark and a part of the newly inscribed World Heritage Site, is the backdrop for the remarkable lives & stories of Bethlehem’s founders, including early Moravian medicinal practices, communal living, missionary work, and their progressive educational system.

Monday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Tuesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Tuesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Wednesday Self-Guided Tours

• God’s Acre Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Explore the oldest cemetery in Bethlehem, used from 1742-1910, and the ways it was an integral part of community and daily life. This tour will take you to the burial sites of notable and less well-known Moravians, whose stories help illustrate the history of the settlement in this area of Pennsylvania.
• Nisky Hill Cemetery Tour
  • Dawn-Dusk | $6 Fee to Purchase
    • Nisky Hill Cemetery was founded in 1849. Owned by the Bethlehem Area Moravians, Nisky Hill is the final home for thousands of Bethlehemites of various faiths and origins. Find the burial sites and histories of dozens of war heroes, artists, and businessmen, such as Kemerer Museum founder Annie Kemerer and Bethlehem Steel magnate Eugene Grace, and visit a few of the more unusual monuments found within the cemetery grounds.
• Heritage Trail
  • Dawn-Dusk | $12 Fee to Purchase
    • Walk, jog, or bike along the Historic Bethlehem Heritage Trail. Experience Bethlehem on your own time and at your own pace on your mobile device. Six links, 80 stops, and 275 years of history, will introduce you to the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley, Westward Expansion, Victorian Bethlehem, Farmland to Industry, and Bethlehem Steel.

Wednesday Docent Led Tours

• Old Bethlehem Walking Tour
  • 1pm at Goundie House Welcome Center – 90 min. 501 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018
  • Members – $15 | Adult – $20 | Child – $12
    • Learn about the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this tour through the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.