What You Will Do
This is the only year round walking history tour in Lancaster. This is not your normal history tour. Iimmerse you in the rich history of Lancaster, from the 1700s to the late 1970s. All the while savoring delicious foods that will leave your taste buds satisfied.
Embark on this upbeat two-hour tour as we take you on a stroll through one of the nation's oldest cities. A knowledgeable guide from Unique Lancaster Experiences will share tales of Lancaster as a Market City while you enjoy your choice of hot or iced coffee, or tea, to kick off the tour.
Engage in lively dialogues about the transition from trolleys to automobiles after World War III, and discover fascinating facts about Lancaster's settlement, prohibition, and archieture.
We'll make five stops along the route, for you to enjoy savory breakfast wraps, fresh fruits, mouthwatering pastries and more. We can accomodate vegetarian but not vegan or gluten free.
Book a private group walking tour or join a public tour.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
100 S Queen Street is the meeting point of this tour. Guest must arrive on time at the starting point. Park on the street in two hour increments. Or park in King Street, Prince Street Parking garage.
1
Lancaster
45 minutes
We will visit various Historic Markets, Cathedrals, landmarks, and moments. guest will receive either coffee or tea of choice. You will also learn about the historic market
2
Lancaster
15 minutes
Stops vary by day of the week.
3
Demuth Museum
15 minutes
(depending on weather) Guest will enjoy their breakfast in the secret Demuth Museum Garden. You will receive historic information about the demuth family and see the nation's oldest Tabacco shop.
4
Lancaster
15 minutes
stops vary by day of the week. Each tour includes fruit, a savory breakfast wrap, pasteries, coffee or tea, water and From here you will also learn about 18th century architecture.
5
Lancaster Central Market
15 minutes
The tour will end at the historic Central Market. In addition to the historic background of Lancaster as a Market City dating back to 1730.
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