We spent a beautiful morning walking the main street in Lititz and learning about the history of the buildings and the town itself. Our tour guide, Bob, was full of information and relayed it in a fun and interesting way. I learned things that I didn't know and I grew up in this beautiful town!

The tour guide Sandy was very good; knowledgeable and combined history with a bit of humor. The stops were well suited to the theme of the tour. Very comfortable transport and the best ice cream ever!! We actually returned home to watch the movie Witness ........lol

What an incredible walking tour! This was our first time visiting Lancaster and we were so glad we did this tour. Our tour guide, Michael was excellent. He was very knowledgeable with the history and architecture of Lancaster. The craft breweries were very good too!!

Wow! What a fantastic tour snd a wonderful experience, up close and personal with Amish and around their farm houses sheds and barns. Thorough recommend this tour to everyone. Young or old. 10/10 the best tour we have been on Thank you Samdy for so much local detail and knowledge

Trying the different foods was fantastic, a very memorable experience, our tour guide was very informative.

Cory was a wealth of knowledge and information! The walk was a wonderful experience which we all really enjoyed!

Cory was an amazing guide. Very knowledgeable and made the tour interesting and fun. I highly suggest this tour.

Bob was our guide and did a great job in sharing many historical stories, some with ghost topics and others just points of historical interest. We got to go into one house which was very interesting. Well done!!

This tour is definitely worth the visit and you do get your money's worth. They make three stops to well known Amish and mennonite businesses and the shopping and selections are great. I just wish we had more time to shop, but I understand they have to keep a tight schedule. The Amish are very accepting of tourists and they are very kind, helpful and courteous. However, I find it very sad that a Target and big box businesses are built right next to a historical home and farm.

The guided tour of this house inhabited by a Moravian family in the 18th century was captivating due to our guide’s knowledge, kindness and beautiful presentation. The small museum is extremely interesting since it contains artifacts from the past of this town. A beautiful and peaceful garden behind the house will complete your visit.

We got to sample a wide variety of foods, with regional and international foods represented. All of the businesses were local/family-owned. Along with having tasty foods, Deb was very knowledgeable about the City of Lancaster and its history. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who likes food and wants to learn more about the Lancaster area.

I've toured many historical homes and I'd say that the Johannes Mueller House is at the top of the list. The house is beautifully maintained and equipped with period household goods, furniture, clothing etc. -- a more diverse collection than I typically see. It also has a smoke or curing room in the attic, which is unique, and it's attached to a second home that served as a dyer's workshop with apprentice quarters. Kristen, our tour guide, was very well informed about the Mueller House as well as the history of Lititz. She was very engaged and friendly. Highly recommend this tour and kudos to the Lititz Historical Foundation for the safekeeping of the site.

Mike was great/ it was just my husband and I, but Mike gave the full experience. Great time and lots of goodies.

We had a wonderful, informative tour of downtown Lancaster and a most enjoyable tour of the countryside along with a couple of stops to learn more about the Amish culture.

My friend and I booked the SuperSaver package online before arriving in the Lancaster area. We received a few emails to confirm, and for information where to meet our tour. We arrived 15 minutes before our chosen time, and the two women at the ticket desk were very helpful, and very clear in explaining how our day would go.Our tour guide was Bob, who was patient, humorous and very knowledgable. He has lived in the area about 40 years and could explain so much with his first-hand experience living among the Amish. He took us on many small roads and he explained things we could’ve never picked up on just driving through the community on our own.We learned about their schools, their church service, how they cope to use power without connecting to public electricity on the power grid--look for the solar panels on small select roofs! There were stories about weddings and funerals. He pointed out their businesses ranging from cottage industries to dairy farms. They even farm deer! We toured a replica of a one room school and learned the Amish typically only go to grade 8 - however, many of them continue their own education by spending time in the library studying and reading on their own... they are very industrious! We learned a little bit about the origin of the Pennsylvania Dutch language used in their homes. It was fun to learn how practical, innovative, and hard working members of this culture are!We had one stop at Countryside Road Stand for about a 20 minute break. Nice place. I will give it a separate review.If you want to learn about the Amish lifestyle, this is a great way! I would not recommend this for small children, as I imagine that they would be very bored and restless and unable to relate to what was being said/shown. And,speaking as someone who has been to Lancaster many times, I thought that it was well worth it and very enjoyable.

Lots of fun and good food, but I wish we could have had more time to hear about the businesses and how the owners adapted to the US when they arrived.