Pair Philadelphia’s historic streets with a ride in an authentic Amish carriage
12 hrs
Transportation, Amish carriage ride
Explore two sides of Pennsylvania on a group day trip from New York, combining urban history with a closer look at rural traditions. Discover how Amish communities live without many of the conveniences of modern technology.
Si lascia New York la mattina presto verso il New Jersey e la Pennsylvania, e si arriva alla “Città dell’amore fraterno”, Philadelphia. Il giro panoramico include il Benjamin Franklin Parkway e la Elfert Alley, la più antica strada abitata degli USA. Nel centro storico si visita la famosa Campana della Libertà, la Piazza della Costituzione e la Constitution Hall, uno dei simboli della libertà in USA. Lasciando Philadelphia si passa per la famosa scalinata resa celebre dal film “Rocky” e si continua verso la Contea di Lancaster, luogo dove risedono molti Amish. Dopo la pausa pranzo al Mercato degli Amish, si sale su una autentica carrozza Amish e si visita un piccolo villaggio/fattoria, dove si vede e si apprezza come vivono senza i benefici della tecnologia moderna, senza elettricità e senza acqua corrente.
Refundable up to 7 days in advance. From 7 to 5 days before, rescheduling within 365 days requires approval and a $50 fee. Within 5 days, no refunds or transfers. No-shows are nonrefundable and nontransferable. If the operator cancels for weather or unforeseen circumstances, you'll receive a full refund or credit.
Product ID: 4AU4H9
Yes. The day trip’s itinerary may be changed or canceled because of adverse weather or logistical issues.
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