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This three-part tour gives you a close look at life in the Amish community, beginning with a guided visit inside an 1805 farmhouse that was last occupied by an Amish family. As you move through the rooms, your guide will explain the house’s history, local customs, traditional clothing and aspects of Amish culture. You will travel through the Amish countryside in mini-buses, so keep your camera ready for views of Amish schoolhouses, buggies, barns, farms, historic homes and wide farmland vistas. Along the way you may meet members of the Amish community and can buy handmade souvenirs at quaint Amish stores (please note: there are no stops at Amish stores on Sundays or Amish holidays). The experience also includes a self-guided visit to a 15-acre historic farm, where you will find an authentic Amish one-room school, Amish scooters and about 12 different types of animals. Various artisans and Amish craftsmen are present on the farm seasonally. If you need the use of a wheelchair-accessible bus, please message the provider after booking.

In the historic town of Lititz, Pennsylvania, founded in 1756, you will take a guided walk down Main Street to hear local ghost stories and learn about reported paranormal happenings. Your knowledgeable guide will point out the buildings tied to those tales and add historical context as you move through the town centre. Along the way, stops include a haunted tavern dating to the 1700s and the site of a mysterious grave in the basement of a store. You'll pass a former Revolutionary War hospital that is said to be haunted by at least one spirit, and see an authentic corpse house built in 1786. The tour stays family-friendly and is suitable for all ages, so you will be able to enjoy the stories and sights whether you are travelling with children or adults interested in Lititz’s spookier past.

This experience takes you into the heart of Lancaster County. You begin aboard a comfortable van and travel through the county’s countryside before arriving at a private Amish home and working farm. At the heart of the visit is a warm welcome from an Amish family and a traditional, home‑cooked meal prepared by your hosts. This isn’t a restaurant or a staged attraction — it’s a genuine chance to sit at the family table, taste homemade food and share conversation with the people who live there. Along the way, your guide will explain any photography guidelines before you arrive at the home. Because the visit takes place in a private Amish household and on a working farm, accommodations for service animals may vary. The overall experience focuses on an authentic, personal encounter with Amish life in Lancaster County rather than a formal demonstration or show.

In Lititz, Pennsylvania, a guided tour of the 1792 Johannes Mueller House offers a close look at the town’s unique history. You will explore an authentic 18th-century home and hear how it fits into the story of the community. As you move through the rooms, the setting will help bring that history to life. You’ll learn what a Moravian is and how Moravian people lived and worked right here. Along the way, the guide will describe daily routines, work practices and the cultural customs that shaped life in the house and the wider settlement. The tour focuses on domestic life in the late 1700s, connecting the building’s spaces to the people who once used them so you leave with a clearer sense of how the community lived and laboured in that era.

In Lancaster City, Unique Lancaster Experiences will guide you through downtown to sample generous portions of mouthwatering dishes from a range of global cuisines. As you move between stops, you’ll taste authentic local and international flavours chosen to represent the city’s diverse food scene. The experience is presented as a relaxed, social outing suitable for food lovers, families and corporate groups. Along the way, you’ll also learn about Lancaster’s past and how the “oldest Inland City in America” became a Certified Welcome City. The host will share local history and context that help explain what makes Lancaster famous. The tour accommodates different diets, including gluten‑free, vegan, vegetarian and halal options, and Unique Lancaster Experiences operates year‑round in Lancaster City.

On this candlelight tour of downtown Lancaster, you will explore the long‑forgotten mysteries of one of America’s oldest cities. A costumed tour guide will lead the way, casting a period atmosphere as you move through historic streets and hear haunting tales. Along the way, you will encounter stories of eternal vigils, fatal curses, star‑crossed lovers and other eerie accounts that have lingered in local memory. The stories told on the walk are drawn from first‑hand accounts and the book Ghost Stories of Lancaster, PA, so you will hear versions grounded in local records and lore. As you listen, you will get a sense of how past lives and tragedies have shaped the city’s atmosphere. The tour will focus on storytelling and atmosphere rather than spectacle, giving you a quiet, spine‑tingling view of Lancaster’s hidden past.

This tour is designed for travellers seeking genuine connection and authentic experiences in Lancaster County. You will begin with a scenic drive through the county’s beautiful farmland while a knowledgeable local guide brings the region’s history to life. Along the way, you will learn how the Amish and Mennonites first settled in Pennsylvania, why they came, and how their faith continues to shape daily life. Built on relationships developed over many years, the experience draws on trusted partnerships with local Amish families and businesses. These connections allow shared experiences with the community and offer insight into Amish traditions, education, family life, farming, religion and the values that have sustained the community for generations. As you move through the countryside, the guide will explain the cultural practices and social structures that define this way of life, giving you a deeper understanding rather than a surface view.

In Lititz, Pennsylvania, you'll walk the length of historic Main Street as personal stories and beautiful architecture bring the town's past to life. The experience follows the town from one end of Main Street to the other and highlights more than 25 historic structures, many of which date back to the 1700s. As you move through the streets, you'll learn when the town was founded (1756) and find the answer to questions such as What exactly is a Moravian? through the context of local history. Along the way, you'll see several notable sites that shaped Lititz's story. These include America’s first commercial pretzel bakery and Lancaster County’s first pharmacy, plus the location of Lititz’s first bank and a Revolutionary War hospital. The mix of personal anecdotes and preserved buildings makes it easy to picture life in earlier centuries and understand how those places fit into the town's heritage.

Harrisburg, nestled along the scenic Susquehanna River, is rich in American history. As you move through the city, you will learn about its role in early American trade and its significance during the Civil War and the Industrial Revolution. Along the way, you will hear the stories behind key sites and gain a clear sense of the city's layout and its founding. The tour is self-guided and led by a walking tour app. You can follow the route at your own pace, anytime, as the app is available 24/7/365. This format lets you explore when it suits you and spend more time at the places that interest you most.

Join a guided walking food tour that combines tasting local and international dishes with stories about our city’s history. As you move through the neighbourhood, you will stop at a selection of partner restaurants and food venues to sample a variety of flavours. Along the way a guide will share context about the area, its culinary traditions and how food fits into the city’s past and present. The exact stops and menus may change weekly because restaurant partners rotate. Each week you may visit different venues or try different dishes, so the experience will vary from one outing to the next. Whether you’re a longtime resident or visiting for the first time, the tour offers a relaxed, informative way to explore the city through food and learn about local stories as you walk.

On Lancaster’s only year-round Historic Walking Tour you’ll meet a professionally trained guide bright and early and begin with your choice of freshly brewed coffee or tea and a short introduction. Breakfast is served as you start: farm-to-table Amish breakfast sandwiches, pastries made from scratch and other local favourites are typically included, with vegetarian options available. As you walk the charming streets of America’s Oldest Inland City, your guide will share stories from 1730 onward. Along the way you’ll pass historic markets, theatres, gardens and museums, and hear engaging storytelling about the people and places that shaped the city. Small group sizes keep the experience intimate, and your guide will be happy to offer local recommendations as you finish. The tour is hosted by Unique Lancaster Experiences and is described as the only breakfast history tour in Pennsylvania.

Enjoy an evening at The Handsome Cab, which boasts the region's largest wine selection. You will savour five wines from around the globe, including selections from France, Italy, Spain, Argentina, Chile, the US and Australia. Alongside the wines you'll have a personal cheese board to enjoy as you taste. A knowledgeable sommelier will guide you through each pour, offering clear insights into the distinct flavours of whites, rosés and reds. As you move through the tasting, you will learn to notice differences in style and character and enjoy the cheeses chosen to complement the wines. The experience focuses on tasting and learning in a relaxed setting.

At our restaurant and bar, a native host and a sommelier will guide you through a tasting of five different small-batch bourbons, served with a small cheese board. Many bourbons today are difficult to obtain, and each tasting will feature five unique bourbons chosen for the session. Although Woodford Reserve and Maker’s Mark are available at the venue, these are not the types you will taste during this experience. You’ll use a lighted tasting table that lets you see the true colour of each pour. As you move through the flight, the host and sommelier will help you notice differences in aroma and flavour and point out what to look for in each bourbon. The pairing with the cheese board will give you a chance to compare how simple food matches affect the tasting. The overall experience focuses on tasting and learning, with expert guidance to help you explore the character of each small-batch bourbon.

In historic York, this craft beer experience pairs a walking tour of the city with visits to three of its six independent craft breweries, all within a one-square-mile radius. As you move between sites, knowledgeable and experienced Beer Guides will lead guided craft beer tastings and offer behind-the-scenes access so you can learn about brewing and more. Along the way, you'll hear about local brewing practices and get an insider's view of how small breweries work. The tastings are guided, so you’ll be taken through different beers with explanations from your Beer Guides rather than left to guess. Whether you’re already into craft beer, just starting out, or simply curious to learn, this tour is designed to give a clear, friendly introduction to York’s craft beer scene.

Aboard the Brew Bus you will explore the York County craft beer scene with knowledgeable Beer Guides who lead the experience. Your guides will take you to three local, independent craft breweries for guided craft beer tastings. Along the way you will gain behind-the-scenes access and hear local and historical anecdotes that put the beers and the breweries in context. This experience suits craft beer aficionados as well as those new to beer or anyone who simply wants to learn more. As you move through each brewery, you will sample a selection of brews and hear about brewing methods, local influences and the stories behind the taps. The focus stays on the beer, the people who make it and the place it comes from, delivered in an approachable, informative way.