This tour was designed with our Canadian and Northeast U.S. visitors in mind, but it can be adapted to any group filled with serious shoppers!
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Everyone knows and loves the Lancaster County towns of Bird-In-
Hand, Intercourse & Strasburg—but there are many others to explore!
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The ABC Tour
(The Amish, Battlefields, & Chocolate)

In this tour you’ll learn about Lancaster’s Amish people, visit the battlefields of Gettysburg and learn about the famous battle fought there, and tour Chocolatetown U.S.A.  You’ll also enjoy some great food—from a traditional Pennsylvania Dutch family-style meal, to a delicious served meal in a historic Colonial- style restaurant, and we’ll be sure to give you enough time to do some shopping too!
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MUD, MARKETS & WHOOPIE PIES
Here’s your chance to get “up close and personal”
with Lancaster’s Amish People

Come to a Lancaster “Mud Sale.” Don’t know what a Mud Sale is? They’re a series of auctions that draw the Amish and the local Lancaster people. Appropriately named for the condition of the thawing ground, these sales are known for great buys and great local food! You’ll find bargains on anything from Amish quilts and antiques to buggies and lawn equipment.  Try your hand at bidding or just observe the action. The “sea of buggies” used to transport the Amish to these sales is truly an awesome sight.
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“Ladies Choice” Tour
A Lancaster “Girlfriends Getaway” tour with CHOICES

There are a variety of Girlfriends Getaways tours out there to choose from, but Lancaster’s “Ladies Choice” is different because it gives you choices choices!  This tour includes all the components you’ve come to expect from a Lancaster County getaway: theatre, dining, shopping, and touring. The choices involved is what makes this tour different from all others.
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HAUNTED LANCASTER 
Brand-new “Ghost Tour”

Everyone loves a good story, and when it’s combined with tales of
ghosts and hauntings, the fun is just getting started!
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FROM HARPERS FERRY TO GETTYSBURG
An exciting adventure to the 1850’s

Abe Lincoln will set the stage for your trip to the past when he visits with your group after dinner on the first night of your tour. From Harpers Ferry, WV to Sharpsburg and Gettysburg, PA, you’ll learn about the events that led to the Civil War, as well as the incredible story leading to the battle in Gettysburg. Complete your adventure by touring the National Cemetery and hearing the Gettysburg Address where it was first read.
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Family Reunion Fun
Lancaster is a great place for family reunions — there
are activities & attractions that appeal to ALL ages

Bring your family reunion to Lancaster County! We’ve got things to do
that will appeal to all age groups, from the youngest to the oldest. Farm tours, a train ride, a buggy ride, a chef demonstration, laser tag and video games, and of course, food — plenty of food! And we’ll make sure there’s time to do some shopping too. During this tour, you and your family will learn about Lancaster County and the local Amish people too. We will adapt this tour to suit the needs, wants, and budge of the family involved.
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BUSES, BUGGIES & BOATS
Explore various modes of transportation
in Lancaster, Hershey and Philadelphia

Your tour will gain first-hand experience in discovering some
of the many means of transportationused today. During this
tour, you’ll ride in a motorcoach, a boat, a train, and a
horse-drawn Amish-buggy!
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BATTLEFIELDS, BEARS, & BARGAINS
A Gettysburg Battlefield Tour, a visit to
Boyd’s Bears, and the QVC Studio Tour

Visit the battlefields of Gettysburg and meet “Abe Lincoln,” check out the world’s most humongous Teddy Bear Store at Boyd’s Bear Country, and check out the bargains during the QVC Studio Tour. Plus, learn about Lancaster’s Amish People, do some outlet shopping, and satisfy your appetite too!
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An important part of Lancaster County’s history is it’s African American heritage and this region’s place in the Quest for Freedom. The first slaves were brought to Lancaster County in 1726, around the same time Amish and Mennonites settled here to escape religious persecution.
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