A tradition of handcrafted elegance for nearly 90 years, Wendell August creates personalized metal giftware. Perfect keepsakes for Christmas, wedding, baby, and home fill the showroom, along with a giant Amish buggy touted as the world’s largest.

High quality, premium chocolates fill the shelves at Coblentz. Among the treats are Swiss-style truffles and homemade fudge, prepared with local butter and cream and the best chocolate. Large windows allow guests to view the confectioners’ work.

Try before you buy could be Heini’s Cheese Chalet’s motto. Free samples of more than 70 different varieties of cheese are offered. The complex includes a gift shop, fudge shop, cheesemaking video and mural and retail store for cheese, meats and more.

More than 70 years of cheesemaking and Grand Champion Cheesemaker awards equals perfection for this family-owned business that’s married cheese and wine. With tours and tastings available, as well as a gift shop, Broad Run is a delicious destination.

Your first stop in Amish Country needs to be the Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center. An extensive look at the Amish faith complete with a 265-foot mural-in-the-round, Behalt depicts local life and culture. This is a must stop for guests of all ages.

There is a place where the pace of life is slower. The Best of Ohio’s Amish Country is a group of seven popular destinations: Amish Door Village, Coblentz Chocolate, Homestead Furniture, Keim Lumber, Lehman’s, P. Graham Dunn and Nature's Food Market.

Make an appointment to learn about the lives and deaths of the world’s most influential people. The exhibit showcases artifacts and photographs, as well as An Evening to Remember presentations, which include recollections on the famous and notorious.

Ready to share Wayne County biggest and smallest gems, professionals can plan the day in the Crossroads of Culture and Countryside. Guests enjoy the best of the area, including the famous J.M. Smucker Company, The Ohio Light Opera and The Cat's Meow.