• Lancaster city - Penn Square is the center of our city and the site of many historical events, and a great place to view our beautiful and varied architecture. We’ll discuss Lancaster’s outsized role in the history of our country, some of the most prominent figures in that history, as well as tell you a couple of surprising stories about impactful people and events from our past.
• Fulton Theatre - Learn about the rich history of this iconic and historic theater.
• Lancaster Central Market - We’ll share a brief history of the Central Market - the oldest continuously operating farmers market in the U.S. On Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays when the market is open we will have the chance to go inside for a brief tour.
• Rick’s Place - See where Milton Hershey got his start in the candy business!
• 1719 Museum (formerly 1719 Hans Herr House & Museum) - We will then visit the oldest settlement in Lancaster County, followed by a trip to one of our 19 remaining covered bridges…
• Down On The Farm Creamery - You’ll get to choose from more than a dozen homemade ice cream varieties included in the experience (full scoop in a cone or dish), followed by stop at a scenic looking spot for pictures….
• Demuth Museum - Learn about the life and works of Charles Demuth, Lancaster’s most famous artist and view the Demuth Tobacco Shop, the oldest in the U.S.
• Steinman Park - Learn about the Steinman Hardware store - the first hardware store in the U.S. - and the history of the Steinman family publishing business as well as many other notable printers and publishers in the history of our country who were from Lancaster.

• Snacks included

If you’re seeking an authentic ‘Lancaster experience’, this tour is ideal. Our journey starts with a walking exploration of Lancaster City, facilitated by our well-informed guides who will share the diverse and profound history of our splendid city. Following this, we will ride in our tour van to explore the genuine and secluded parts of Lancaster County that are known exclusively to locals. Our guides, who maintain deep-rooted connections with the local Amish community, will share valuable knowledge and insights throughout the tour. During the tour, we’ll visit two different Amish properties to offer a glimpse into their lives, and we’ll even enjoy some ice cream at the end. We can’t wait for you to uncover the distinctive and captivating culture and history of Lancaster!

• Guest should be able to walk approximately 6 city blocks at a leisurely pace and be able to enter and exit our touring van.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.