Review our single day tour ideas.  Mix and match tours to extend your trip. Remember we customize each tour to meet your group’s needs.

An Evening with the Amish

Give your groups the rare opportunity for a true interaction with an Amish family! Sit down to an authentic PA Dutch meal in their home.  (Only legal meal served in an Amish home in Lancaster County!)

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Saints & Sinners

Learn how Prohibition affected life in the fair city of Lancaster. Hear about the breweries that at one time gave Lancaster the title of "the Munich of the West."

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Murals Tour

During this tour, you’ll not only see some of Lancaster’s beautiful
murals and learn about how they’re created — you’ll also have the
opportunity to experience the basic steps of mural painting!
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Ever Wonder Why Tour

This unique tour takes you beyond the usual. It poses and then answers the burning questions we all have about Lancaster, the Amish, how an Amusement Park runs, and the Battle of Gettysburg.

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A Day in Harrisburg

There is so much to see and do in Pennsylvania’s capitol city of Harrisburg. This tour allows give visitors just a glimpse of the variety of attractions in downtown Harrisburg. Don’t be surprised if the tour shows you just enough to make you want to come back again!
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Sip, Sample & Savor

This unique progressive meal tour takes you well beyond the usual salad/entrée/dessert type tour! You’ll enjoy terrific food, exceptional service, chef demonstrations, and unique properties during this delightful and tasty tour.
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LANCASTER MARKET TOUR

Enjoy a Farmlands Tour, do some shopping 
and come home with a tote bag full of goodies!

This is All-In-One’s signature tour of Lancaster, and it’s been our most popular tour for more than three years! And . . . it can be customized to fit your budget and time!
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GALLOPING GOURMET
This tasty tour is actually a progressive meal featuring the “Flavors of Lancaster”

Embark on a culinary journey in Lancaster—a tour with gifts, samples, food and fun. Your local guide will provide special commentary on the “flavors of Lancaster” and its rich history, while escorting you to and through all the stops along the way.
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Explore Downtown Lancaster

Lancaster County is so much more than just the Amish and outlet shopping. Those are important aspects, of course, but this area offers much more to see and do, including Downtown Lancaster — the heart of Lancaster County.
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"Haunted Lancaster"

Take a tour of downtown Lancaster and hear about the inhabitants of the past, including some who are believed to still haunt a historic opera house.  Enjoy lunch at a 19th Century brewery and restaurant, and hear some stories about the ghosts who haunt this historic property.  Conclude the day with a wine tasting and special readings from Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Raven.”  Whether you have a group of history buffs, a few amateur detectives, or those who just love a good ghost story, there’s something in this tour to capture everyone’s imagination!
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Pubs, Prohibition & Piety
Revisit Lancaster during the time of Prohibition

During this tour you will learn how Prohibition affected life in the fair city of Lancaster. You’ll hear about the breweries that at one time gave Lancaster the title of “the Munich of the West.” Learn about the mysterious vaults where beer was made and distributed to speak-easies. Hear about the crooked judge in Lancaster who helped bootleggers get off scot-free. You’ll also visit a local church and learn how one of its past rectors and other upstanding citizens and businessmen organized the Law and Order Society to “clean up” Lancaster, and learn how one Lancaster man eliminated bootleggers, the mob, and the crooked police force in less than a year.
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“Around-the-World”
Progressive Meal

This unique progressive meal tour takes you beyond the usual soup/salad/ entrée/dessert type tour and allows you to try some international cuisine. This tour will take you on a journey “around the world” as you experience cuisine from Mexico, Ireland, Italy, and the Orient — as well as some delicious American items. You’ll learn how some of these foods are prepared and the ingredients used by different ethnic groups.
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“Secret Gardens & Historic Grounds”

Spring is in the air…and what better way to celebrate than a walk through a “pleasure garden” designed to illustrate the beauty of the art of horticulture. Chanticleer Gardens the 35 acre estate of the late Adolph Rosengarten, Sr., once head of the chemical company Rosengarten & Sons has left this beautiful estate to be enjoyed by the public. You will enjoy thousands of bulbs, orchards of flowering trees, native wildflowers blooming in the woods. A vegetable garden, a cut flower garden accompanied by espaliered fruit trees. 
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"The Bizarre & Unusual in Philadelphia & Camden"

Begin with a visit to the Mutter Museum at the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. The Mutter Museum, the legacy of Thomas Dent Mutter, a retired professor of surgery, is an awe-inspiring place. The Museum's collections include over 20,000 objects, including fluid-preserved anatomical and pathological specimens, medical instruments, anatomical and pathological models, items of memorabilia of famous scientists and physicians, and medical illustrations. Noteworthy displays include instruments carried in the 1853 Artic Expedition of Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, a 1949 Emerson iron lung, the medicine chest of Benjamin Rush, a jaw tumor removed from President Grover Cleveland in 1893, a collection of 139 skulls, and a plaster cast of the bodies of Chang and Eng, the original Siamese twins. For those faint of heart, the Museum also features a medicinal plant garden which Dr. Benjamin Rush (in 1787) urged the College members to maintain as a natural way to replenish supplies for their medicine chests. Today, you are welcome to stroll through and admire four formal beds consisting of herbs used in Rush’s time. 
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“Coal Crackers & Trolley Tracks”
Scranton, PA

Go down in history! Take a ride in a Lackawanna Coal Car where you will explore 300 feet beneath the earth as a miner leads you through the winding caverns of the former Continental Mine’s # 190 Slope. Learn about life and hard coal in a city that once was the Anthracite capital of the world.
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"Wildlife Safari, Cruise, Trolley & 3-D Fun"

Join your friends on a fun safari at the Lake Tobias Wildlife Park in Halifax. Ride a specially designed “cruiser” across 200 acres of rolling land where you see herds of wild and exotic animals from around the world. You will be surprised at how close you come to these animals.
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"Kegs, Corks & A Castle"

Join your friends as you embark on a unique day of touring. This unforgettable tour will satisfy your palate and your desire to experience something new!
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“A Day in the Country”

Enjoy a scenic trolley ride through the Delaware Water Gap--in the heart of the Pocono Mountains.  Depart your area to arrive in Delaware Water Gap between 10-10:30 a.m. 

Enjoy a fully narrated historic sightseeing tour of the local area via an authentically styled, all weather trolley.  Return to the depot and visit Cody’s Gift Shop where unique and reasonably priced souvenirs and gifts are available. 
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“America’s Heroes”
Somerset County, PA

This moving tour to Somerset County will familiarize you with the happenings in the news.  Upon arrival in Somerset a local step-on guide will board the coach for the day.  The first stop will be the Flight 93 site. You will view both the temporary Memorial near the crash site and the Memorial Chapel.  Each person on the tour will receive a pin “Remember the Heroes of Flight 93”.
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Historic Bedford Dine Around

Stimulate your appetite and expand your mind while visiting Bedford County, PA…

Your costumed guide will meet you upon arrival in Bedford for a progressive “eating” tour that will include visits to several different restaurants while learning and visiting fun and historic sites in the Bedford area. 
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BARTRAM’S HOUSE & GARDEN TOUR  AND THE SCOTT ARBORETUM

Join your friends for a trip to Philadelphia to visit Bartram’s Garden.  The homestead of John Bartram (1699-1777), America's first botanist, co-founder of the American Philosophical Society, and a towering figure in colonial Philadelphia's scientific community,  is America's oldest living botanical garden.
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“CROOKS & NOOKS” 
LEWISBURG & WILLIAMSPORT, PA

This unique tour is where you will be at the mercy of a crook dressed in stripes, dragging a ball and chain, who leads a crooked trail through historic Williamsport & Lewisburg.  Upon being “hijacked” by a convict in Lewisburg, you travel to Williamsport for a driving tour of Williamsport’s Millionaires’ Row. In the mid 1800’s, when Williamsport was the lumbering capitol of the world, the city had more millionaires per capita than any other city!  It has been said that the sawmills put the word “mill” in the word millionaire.  The lumber barons built their ornate Victorian mansions, churches with Tiffany glass works and hotels along a ten-block area now known as Millionaires’ Row.  Tour one of these  historic landmarks!  More “convicts” await you at the Old Jail Center for a unique luncheon tour.  Tour the prison museum and browse through specialty shops in this renovated 19th-century jail. 
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“Bundles of Fun”
Bundles of Knowledge, Bundles of Fun, Bundles of Gifts for Everyone! 

This tour will enable you to visit local businesses and manufacturers and sample their products or receive a remembrance gift.  You arrive in Bedford where you will meet your guide before beginning your touring at Fisher’s Country Store a Mennonite-owned store, where you will be able to purchase bulk packaged foods, candies and spices, you will receive a treat before departing.  Next you re-board the motor coach and travel to Tyrone and visit Gardner’s Candy Factory “Home of the Peanut Butter Meltaway” to receive a peanut butter meltaway as  your treat.  Your next stop will be the Oak Spring Winery where “No Wine is Served Before its Time” Learn about their award-winning wines and the wine making process.  Samples will be offered at the end of the tour and each guest receives a gift.
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“Patchwork Design, Heritage & Sculpture”
Lancaster’s Heritage Through the Arts 

Embark on a guided tour of historic downtown Lancaster to learn about the history, heritage and the arts.  Tour the historic Fulton Opera House, the oldest continuously performing theater house in the United States that continues to be Lancaster’s premier performing arts center.
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