Village of Sugarcreek

The Sugarcreek zone’s solid binds to its unique pilgrims can be seen through the numerous commercial enterprises and cottage industries that keep on specking the beautiful slopes of Ohio’s Amish Country.

The Swiss and Amish legacy can likewise be tasted by going by one of our neighborhood artisan dealers, which work in artisan created dishes, cheddar, wines conventional formulas and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. A few organizations still take after formulas  that have been gone down with eras of family privileged insights.

A piece of the biggest Amish settlement on the planet, Sugarcreek keeps on relating to its Swiss roots by means of the Ohio Swiss Festival and its title of  “The Little Switzerland of Ohio.” A stroll through the downtown region additionally showcases Swiss construction modeling and paintings on a significant number of the storefronts.

To show signs of improvement comprehension of the rich history of  the Sugarcreek territory and the Amish, make sure to visit the Alpine Hills Museum, which is  situated in the Swiss Village Corridor of Sugarcreek, simply off of Rt. 39 on W. Fundamental St.

Notwithstanding the historical center, the Swiss Village Corridor highlights Amish & Swiss eateries, bar nourishment, a mass sustenance store, Amish-made knits and specialties, antiques, collectibles and much, substantially more all inside of strolling separation.

You’ll additionally discover our organizations on Rt. 39 offer everything from hand-made furniture to claim to fame cafés and bistros to must-taste sauces, breads, wines and cheddar.

While you’ll see that there is much past Sugarcreek that  Amish Country needs to  offer, our cabin choices and helpful access  to I-77 ought to put Sugarcreek on your rundown as the  place  to stay and  make the most of your visit.

Come discover why everybody say that the Village of Sugarcreek is the “Little Switzerland of Ohio”