Gettysburg National Military Park

Bus & minivan tours

Experience the Gettysburg Battlefield in a modern horse-drawn carriage. Sit back and relax as an official battlefield guide takes you for a ride at a slow, comfortable pace. Immerse yourself into the history of the Civil War and rest assured that all your questions about the famous battle that took place here will be answered. See the expansive green fields spread out on all sides and take a moment to remember those who fought here. After the tour, leave Gettysburg with a newfound respect and deep understanding of the events that occurred in July of 1863—the tens of thousands of soldiers that lost their lives and the ordinary townsfolk caught between intense fighting. Learn how the town has remained committed to preserving this history for future generations, keeping a close link to its past.

Go back in time and explore the Gettysburg Battlefield on horseback. Discover important details and insights about the Civil War, its soldiers, and local residents. Ride through Gettysburg National Military Park, visit the Virginia Monument, and take in panoramic views at Spangler Farm. Experience the grounds of the Gettysburg Battlefield on horseback, guided by a Civil War expert. Mount your horse and experience the time of 1863 by using this authentic form of transportation. Learn the intricacies of the greatest Civil War battle and its historical importance. Ride through Gettysburg National Military Park and reach the Virginia Monument, where General Robert E. Lee waited for his returning troops after Pickett's Charge. Follow the path to the historic Spangler Farm and revel in panoramic views of the Peach Orchard and Little Round Top in the distance. Cross Emmittsburg Road onto the Union side of the battle and view the Trostle Farm, including the massive cannonball hole in the barn. After learning the detailed history, fully appreciate the terrain and the events that once prevailed there, before finishing the tour.

Join us for an unforgettable evening as we take you on a walking ghost tour through the historic district of Gettysburg. Our experienced local tour guide and haunted history expert will regale you with spine-tingling tales of hauntings that continue to linger in the iconic buildings of this area. You'll be captivated by the stories of the restless spirits that still roam the streets and buildings of Gettysburg, making this tour both entertaining and informative. As you walk through the hallowed ground where the decisive battle of the Civil War took place, you'll feel the eerie presence of the lost souls of soldiers who fell during the conflict. The gripping stories of ghosts and hauntings will send shivers down your spine as you immerse yourself in the history and supernatural lore of this historic town. Our tour will provide you with a unique opportunity to connect with the past and experience the lingering spirits of Gettysburg. While we may not be able to enter privately owned buildings, you will be standing on haunted ground throughout the entire evening. Our tour will take you on a mile-long trek across haunted and historic Gettysburg real estate, visiting iconic places such as the Brickhouse Inn, Witness Tree, Farnsworth House, and the Orphanage. Be prepared for a night of thrilling and chilling tales that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the haunted history of Gettysburg.

Optimize your experience of the Gettysburg Battlefield with a private tour with an official licensed guide. Explore the battlefield conveniently and comprehensively in your own vehicle, while stopping discover to some areas up close on foot. During your tour, make the most of a private setting offering you ample opportunity to learn little known facts about the Battle of Gettysburg and the Civil War, and have all of your questions answered by your expert guide. Your guide will meet you at the Soldier's National Cemetery Parking lot and then drive your vehicle to the Gettysburg Battlefield to conduct the tour. As all guides are licensed and insured by the Department of the Interior, only they are permitted to drive your vehicle through the battlefield.

Discover the historic town of Gettysburg, located in Adams County, Pennsylvania, and renowned for its pivotal role in the Civil War and President Abraham Lincoln’s iconic Gettysburg Address. This small group tour includes a visit to the Gettysburg National Military Park, where you’ll explore the preserved battlefield, view over 43,000 Civil War artifacts at the Gettysburg Museum and Visitor Center, and experience the breathtaking Cyclorama Painting. The itinerary also includes time in Gettysburg's charming downtown area. Itinerary: Washington, D.C. → Gettysburg National Military Park (4 hours): Delve into the history of the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg with a guided experience at the park and museum. Gettysburg Downtown (1 hour): Enjoy free time exploring the quaint town filled with shops and historic charm. Return to Washington, D.C. This day-long tour offers an immersive journey into American history, blending education, culture, and breathtaking landmarks. Gettysburg National Military Park The Gettysburg National Military Park protects and interprets the landscape of the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War. The park was added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 15, 1966. Many of the park's 43,000 American Civil War artifacts are displayed in the Gettysburg Museum and Visitor Center. It features a new park Visitor Center, the 24,000 square foot Gettysburg Museum of the American Civil War, a new gallery to display the restored Cyclorama Painting, two theaters for a new 22-minute film. Gettysburg Downtown Enjoy a relaxing stroll through the historic streets of downtown Gettysburg, where 19th-century charm meets vibrant local culture. Browse unique boutiques, explore local shops, and unwind in cozy cafés. Whether you're uncovering hidden gems or soaking in the rich atmosphere, this free time offers the perfect balance to your Gettysburg journey.

Ride a Segway along the main Gettysburg Battlefield route and visit the most famous sites along the way. Trace both Union and Confederate lines, and learn about all 3 days of the battle from your licensed guide. Head to the meeting point to meet your guide, then get some time to train your Segway riding. When ready, set off on your guided tour to discover the battlefield’s most significant landmarks and memorials in a fun way. During the tour, see the Lutheran Theological Seminary, McMillan Woods, North Carolina Memorial, and Virginia Memorial. Explore the Longstreet Headquarters, the Peach Orchard, the Wheatfield, and Devil’s Den. Ride to Little Round Top, Cemetery Ridge, and the Pennsylvania Memorial. Hear about High Water Mark, Meade’s Headquarters, the National Cemetery, and all the other places you pass from your licensed guide.

NOTE: IF YOU ARE BOOKING MORE THAN 1 SCOOT COUPE PLEASE VISIT GETTYPEDS.NET SO THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE OUR "FAMILY RATE" DISCOUNT. IT CANNOT BE APPLIED THROUGH HERE, ONLY THROUGH BOOKING DIRECTLY FROM GETTYPEDS.NET WHEN BOOKING ON THE DROP DOWN MENU UNDERNEATH “PARTICIPANTS AND DATE” SELECT THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN YOUR PARTY. FOR EVERY "2" PARTICIPANTS THIS EQUALS "1" SCOOT COUPE. ALL DRIVERS MUST BE 18 WITH A VALID DRIVERS LICENSE. You may also visit our webpage www.gettypeds.net for additional information. Go back in time on an adventure like no other. Our licensed battlefield guides will take you on a journey, covering all three days of the Battle of Gettysburg in sequence. With each tour lasting approximately two and a half hours, you'll get an intimate and immersive experience of this historic event. Our open-air, relaxed pace, and unique vehicles will make your ride through history even more enjoyable. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to see Gettysburg in a fun and exciting way. This is a tour the whole family can enjoy. You will not find a more enjoyable and informative tour anywhere else.

Today, depart from Washington D.C. to visit Monticello, the historic home of Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence. Explore Jefferson’s vision for America, the realities of plantation life, and the estate’s iconic mountaintop architecture. Itinerary: Washington D.C. → Monticello (4 hours, admission and a 45-minute official guided Highlights Tour included if selected) → Washington D.C. About Monticello Monticello is Thomas Jefferson’s autobiographical masterpiece, a project he designed and refined over more than 40 years. Its gardens served as a botanical showcase, food source, and experimental laboratory for plants from around the world.

Join a guided food tour around Gettysburg and meet fellow food lovers. Enjoy exploring an array of food spots famous amongst the locals, taste historical dishes, and hear all about the Civil War stories from your guide. Meet your guide at the Sweet! The Candy Store, to begin your tour. Marvel at the shop stocked with jawbreakers, bubblegum, fudge, taffy, and many sour sweets to make your tongue twist. Feeling the sugar rush? No worries, you will leave the candy store and head to Blue Gray Bar and Grill. Listen as your guide tells you about the history of german pretzels and the iconic Philly Cheesesteak. Fancy a cold Irish pint? No problem, our next stop is the Garryowen Irish Pub. Learn all about how Irish soldiers beat back Pickett's Charge in the infamous Battle of Gettysburg.  In between food, you will hear all the tales and secrets of the Gettysburg Hotel, the Union Hotel, and the David Wills House, where Abraham Lincoln prepared the iconic Gettysburg Address.  Enjoy an unforgettable tasting adventure with other foodies that you won't forget.

So, you’ve toured the battlefield and learned everything there is to know about the Battle of Gettysburg — now what? Join a seasoned local guide for a deep dive into the untold tales of Gettysburg’s past. Explore what happened after the battle, from the Gettysburg Address to the 50th reunion, which drew millions of people to the small town. Investigate the mystery of Lincoln’s stolen chair. Go behind the scenes of the “dark tourism” industry, and hear the tale of “Gettysburg Eddie,” the famous left-handed baseball pitcher. Gettysburg’s story stretches far beyond those three days in July of 1863. Hear all about it from a seasoned local. You may be surprised at what you discover.