Best Things to Do in Gettysburg, PA

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Have you ever visited the site of the battle of Gettysburg? The 6,000-acre site of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War later became a national park. It has plenty of exhibits and options for tours. You should also stop by Little Roundtop if you want to see the site of another important battle and enjoy its natural beauty.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:39 - National Miltary Park
01:09 - Little Roundtop
01:21 - Gettysburg Museum of History
01:50 - Seminary Ridge Museum
02:03 - Gettysburg Heritage Center
02:20 - Gettysburg Diorama
02:43 - Civil War Trails
03:04 - The Eisenhower House
03:36 - Jennie Wade House
04:09 - The Shriver House
04:34 - David Wills House
04:52 - Dobbin House Tavern
05:18 - Ghost Tours
05:35 - Food Tours
05:52 - Wineries and Breweries
06:46 - Hollabaugh Bros
07:01 - Mr. G’s Ice Cream
07:13 - Mr. Ed’s Elephant Museum
07:29 - New Oxford
07:45 - Downtown
08:14 - Sachs and Jacks Mountain Covered Bridges
08:53 - Liberty Mountain Resort
09:04 - Outro

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Gettysburg hosts plenty of museums that celebrate its history. The Gettysburg Museum of History’s exhibits go from ancient times to the present. The Seminary Ridge Museum celebrates the first day of the battle of Gettysburg, and the Heritage Center gives you an interactive glimpse into it. You can also get a unique experience by visiting the diorama or seeing the cat soldiers at Civil War Trails.
Almost every building in Gettysburg still has scars from the war, and that includes several important historical houses. Visit Eisenhower’s only home outside of the White House or the David Wills House where Lincoln stayed while delivering the Gettysburg Address. See how the war impacted daily life at the Shriver family house or the home of the battle’s only civilian casualty, Jennie Wade.

Touring Gettysburg is one of the best ways to see everything it has to offer. Go on a ghost tour for a taste of the paranormal, the Savor Gettysburg Food Tour for a taste of its many wonderful restaurants, or the Adams County Pour Tour to sample some adult beverages. Gettysburg is an apple-picking haven, and you can taste the fruits of its orchards at Hollabaugh Bros. If you prefer something sweeter, go to Mr. Ed’s Elephant Museum or Mr. G’s Ice Cream. Downtown Gettysburg is perfect for shoppers and history buffs with its range of options for old buildings and unique shops.

Visit both the Sach’s and Liberty Mountain-covered bridges for a sight unlike any other. Go to Liberty Mountain resort if you’re in Gettysburg in the winter. Like and subscribe to ViewCation for more tips on visiting the sites of the most influential battles in the US. Watch our video to learn about the best things to do in Gettysburg, PA.

Best Things to Do in Gettysburg, PA

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