Top Gettysburg City Tours

Experience the evening serenity of the bucolic Gettysburg Battlefield aboard our Famous Double Decker Bus. As you ride through the battlefield listen to the narrative of a Licensed Battlefield Guide tell you about the dramatic events of July 1st, 2nd and 3rd of 1863. At the conclusion of this special tour you have an opportunity to witness the dramatic sunset over the fields from the perfect vantage point. Tours are offered seasonally during holiday weekends or check the tour schedule to reserve your spot today!

Fully immerse yourself in Gettysburg—site of one of the Civil War’s most important battles—with a private self-led audio driving tour. This flexible option includes a GPS map, audio narration, and online support, downloadable after purchase and valid forever. Set off at your convenience; drive to key battle locations, monuments, and more; and learn about those pivotal three days of fighting from the narration.

Go beyond the traditional topics of the Battle of Gettysburg and learn about the women who contributed to the battle during this half-day walking tour. Stroll through Gettysburg with your guide while they discuss the feats that ordinary women performed during the Civil War, such as burying the dead, caring for the wounded, and protecting local families. You’ll see a variety of statues, monuments, and houses honoring these women throughout the tour.

Enrich your visit to Gettysburg during this self-guided audio tour of the historic town’s downtown area. Learn about the everyday civilians swept up in the Civil War’s deadliest battles. Smartphone-based narration plays automatically using your GPS location. The tours are valid forever, so you can even use the audio commentary during your next trip.

Perfect for history buffs and independent-minded travelers, this self-led Gettysburg tour bundle will introduce you to all of the region’s key landmarks—and will educate you about this pivotal, bloody episode of the Civil War. Included is an immersive driving tour that will include stops at locations like Culp’s Hill and the Gettysburg National Cemetery; a spooky ghost tour; plus two walking tours of the Devil’s Den and Seminary Ridge battlefields.