Broad Street is a good place to get your bearings in Lititz. On KNOWOL's 2026 map, it runs through a close-knit pattern of streets and red building shapes, meeting East Main Street near the center of the view. From there, the fun is in wandering off the obvious route. A street you usually pass in a moment can hold your attention for quite a while on a wall. Explore the print options for Lititz.
From Broad Street to the smaller lanes
Follow South Broad Street down the sheet, then compare the compact blocks beside it with the curved streets farther out. West Orange Street bends away from the center; East Main Street stretches across the picture toward the right. The contrast between straight blocks and looping residential roads gives the map much of its character.
There are smaller names to enjoy as well. Church Square, Moravian Avenue, and Kleine Lane are printed on the artwork. So is Lockup Lane, a name that rather insists on being noticed. You can spend a few minutes with the main roads or settle in for a closer search among the side streets.
The Moravian connection has a documented history. The Lititz Historical Foundation traces the community's early story to Count Nicholas Louis von Zinzendorf's 1742 visit to Jacob Huber's house, about a mile north of the present borough. Its account describes how that visit helped bring a resident Moravian minister to Warwick Township. Those events belong to an earlier Lititz; the map gives you the pleasure of examining the place as it looks in 2026.
Find your corner of Lititz
KNOWOL built this aerial view from geographic data, with roads, individual building shapes, and shaded land brought together in an antique-inspired layout. The red buildings make the settled areas easy to pick out against the softer greens. Open the watermarked preview to check the details that matter to you; the print itself arrives without that online watermark.
Perhaps you would start at Main Street. Perhaps a smaller lane would be the first thing you showed someone. That is the appeal of a Lititz map on the wall: everyone brings a different starting point. Pick a print for your home, or give someone a view of the town they can keep exploring. Shop the Lititz, Pennsylvania map.
