



by WeVenture
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$498This 8-hour day trip departs from Philadelphia and travels to Lancaster County, known for its large Amish community and active farmland. The tour begins with a drive through the rural countryside where horse-drawn buggies and working farms are common sights. The first stop is the Amish Village Museum, where visitors spend one hour exploring a preserved Amish homestead that includes a schoolhouse, barn, blacksmith shop, and other buildings that show daily Amish life. After the museum visit, the group stops at a local restaurant for a lunch featuring traditional Amish dishes. Following lunch, there is a visit to a bakery offering treats such as whoopie pies and shoo fly pies. The tour also includes stops in small towns where visitors can browse and purchase Amish-made products like quilts and items sold at roadside stands. A local English-speaking guide leads the tour and provides recommendations for purchases. Transportation is provided in an air-conditioned van for comfort throughout the trip. Food, drinks, souvenirs, and tips for the guide are not included in the tour price.
Lancaster County
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, contains the second-largest Amish settlement in the world. The area has a lively Amish community and active farms, with horse-drawn buggies commonly seen on the roads.
420 min
The Amish Village
The Amish Village is a museum showcasing the Amish lifestyle. It includes a schoolhouse, barn, blacksmith shop, and other buildings that represent the community’s traditional way of life.
60 min
On the SW corner of 12th and Arch Streets, outside of the Panera Bread (across 12th Street from the Reading Terminal Market). Look for the street signs that say WeVenture Tours
End point
On the SW corner of 12th and Arch Streets, outside of the Panera Bread (across 12th Street from the Reading Terminal Market). Look for the street signs that say WeVenture Tours




by WeVenture
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$498This 8-hour day trip departs from Philadelphia and travels to Lancaster County, known for its large Amish community and active farmland. The tour begins with a drive through the rural countryside where horse-drawn buggies and working farms are common sights. The first stop is the Amish Village Museum, where visitors spend one hour exploring a preserved Amish homestead that includes a schoolhouse, barn, blacksmith shop, and other buildings that show daily Amish life. After the museum visit, the group stops at a local restaurant for a lunch featuring traditional Amish dishes. Following lunch, there is a visit to a bakery offering treats such as whoopie pies and shoo fly pies. The tour also includes stops in small towns where visitors can browse and purchase Amish-made products like quilts and items sold at roadside stands. A local English-speaking guide leads the tour and provides recommendations for purchases. Transportation is provided in an air-conditioned van for comfort throughout the trip. Food, drinks, souvenirs, and tips for the guide are not included in the tour price.
Lancaster County
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, contains the second-largest Amish settlement in the world. The area has a lively Amish community and active farms, with horse-drawn buggies commonly seen on the roads.
420 min
The Amish Village
The Amish Village is a museum showcasing the Amish lifestyle. It includes a schoolhouse, barn, blacksmith shop, and other buildings that represent the community’s traditional way of life.
60 min
On the SW corner of 12th and Arch Streets, outside of the Panera Bread (across 12th Street from the Reading Terminal Market). Look for the street signs that say WeVenture Tours
End point
On the SW corner of 12th and Arch Streets, outside of the Panera Bread (across 12th Street from the Reading Terminal Market). Look for the street signs that say WeVenture Tours