• 38 Penn Square - Located at the heart of the city, Penn Square is a hub of historical significance and a showcase of stunning and diverse architecture. The tour will cover Lancaster’s significant contributions to national history, highlighting key historical figures and sharing intriguing stories about influential people and events from the past.
• Fulton Theatre - Discover the fascinating history of this renowned and historic theater.
• Lancaster Central Market - A brief history of the Central Market will be shared, known as the oldest continuously operating farmers market in the United States. On market days—Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays—there will be an opportunity to explore inside during a short tour.
• Rick’s Place - Visit the site where Milton Hershey began his journey in the candy industry!
• 1719 Museum (formerly 1719 Hans Herr House & Museum) - The tour includes a visit to the oldest settlement in Lancaster County, followed by a trip to one of the 19 remaining covered bridges in the area.
• Down On The Farm Creamery - Enjoy a selection of over a dozen homemade ice cream flavors, included in the experience (a full scoop in a cone or dish), and then stop at a picturesque location for photos.
• Demuth Museum - Explore the life and works of Charles Demuth, Lancaster’s most celebrated artist, and visit the Demuth Tobacco Shop, the oldest in the nation.
• Steinman Park - Learn about the Steinman Hardware store, the first of its kind in the U.S., and delve into the history of the Steinman family’s publishing business, along with other notable printers and publishers from Lancaster who have made significant contributions to the country’s history.

• Snacks included

Discover the highlights of Lancaster County, from its lively, historic downtown to the serene landscapes of Amish Country, all in one memorable tour.

The adventure starts at the Discover Lancaster Visitors Center, then proceeds to the vibrant heart of Lancaster City. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, enjoy a relaxed walking tour through one of America’s oldest inland cities, where over 300 years of history come alive. Wander past beautifully preserved buildings, lively markets, and historic sites while learning about the people, events, and stories that have shaped Lancaster into the flourishing community it is today.

• This tour involves approximately six city blocks of easy walking over sidewalks and uneven surfaces.
• Service Animals: Guests with trained service animals must inform loKal Experiences prior to booking. As parts of this tour include visits to local businesses, advance arrangements may be necessary.
• 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.