Gettysburg Discount Bookings with Accommodation Arizona

So much to do. Could have spent the whole week there and still not covered everything I wanted to see. So many food choices. Restaurant and shoppping were everywhere. So much history and the people where all so friendly.

Eat at The Donnin House. It's pricey, but WELL worth it! It's easy to walk around Gettysburg because there are benches everywhere but bring or purchase a cane or walking stick because the sidewalks are uneven. The Chocolate Market is an AWESOME experience, and so is Buddy Boy's Winery shop. Of course, don't miss shopping at Gallery 30 in the heart of town, the Irish Store, and Dirty Billy's Hats among many other places. The ONLY negative is that most stores don't open until 10 AM and close by 4 PM. Also, some stores are not open the entire week. So, plan your trip accordingly and enjoy the small-town feeling.

Great, historic small town with the Nation's largest Civil War Battlefield that the National Park Service is constantly trying to restore/maintain to its 1863 setting. I highly recommend booking a licensed battlefield guide for a two hour tour of the battlefield. WELL worth the price.

Gettysburg is much more than its history, and the history itself will keep you busy for days. We found so many local businesses that we wanted to explore, hotels we'd like to stay in, and people that were so friendly. Could easily make a long weekend out of a visit, even in the off season.

The town was very cute. But it is a very "sleepytown". Everything closes so early including gas stations even on the weekends. So, if you are from the city like me make sure you do everything early including food. Most places close their kitchens between 9-10pm on the weekends.

We chose the self guided tour through Action Tour Guide. You pay online prior to your tour, download the app, and when you start at the designated location, the app uses GPS to guide you through a specific tour route.....with narration. VERY inexpensive, but thorough and informative. The 'human' guide prices were exorbitant. The only caution is that there are no restrooms on the tour route. So, in order to use facilities, you must leave the route and return to where you stopped on the tour route. The app doesn't help you find restrooms. In addition, most businesses (including 7 Eleven) would not allow someone to use their restroom. We had to travel back to Sheetz (2-3 miles out of our way) for hassle -free relief.