Historic Gettysburg Walking Tour

Duration
4-5 hours
Audio Points
21
Tour Stops
18

About The Tour

The tour only goes in one direction. Users will start at the Tour Center and proceed north, following Baltimore Street. Once users get to Lincoln Square (the main hub of Historic Gettysburg), they will return southbound along Baltimore Street Here are just a few of the fun things you can do ...

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The tour only goes in one direction. Users will start at the Tour Center and proceed north, following Baltimore Street. Once users get to Lincoln Square (the main hub of Historic Gettysburg), they will return southbound along Baltimore Street

Here are just a few of the fun things you can do on the tour!

• Tour the only home where a civilian died during the Gettysburg battle.
• Visit the house where Lincoln finished writing the Gettysburg Address.
• Grab a bite at this classic diner known for hearty local meals.
• Explore a preserved home showing civilian life during the Civil War.

Sample Tour Audio

Jennie Wade House
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Brickhouse Inn (The Welty House)
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What Fannie Buehler Saw
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Tour Stops

The Jennie Wade House
The Brickhouse Inn
Abraham Lincoln Witness Tree
Unity Park
Adams County Public Library
Gettysburg Compiler Site
Abraham Lincoln Statue
David Wills House
Hotel Gettysburg
Majestic Theater
Lincoln Diner
The Adams County Courthouse
Gettysburg Museum of History
Tillie Pierce House
Shriver House Museum
The Farnsworth Inn
Children of Gettysburg 1863 Museum
The Dobbin House Inn

Tour Route


Customer Reviews

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Nicole and Brandon | 6 months ago | iOS

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Is parking free in Downtown Gettysburg?

Yes, parking can be free—but only if you park in the Tour Center lot, and only in the section that’s newly paved and has the antique-style streetlights. Make sure you’re in that part of the lot to avoid any issues. If you park along the walking...

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Can I walk the entire tour?

Yes! The tour is just under three miles total (round-trip), so it’s a manageable walk for most people. There are plenty of spots along the way to sit and take a break if you need to.

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Are there restrooms along the tour route?

There are restrooms at the Tour Center, Adams County Public Library, David Wills House, and the Hotel Gettysburg.

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What is an Audio Tour Guide?

Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:

  • GPS triggers audio narration to play automatically as you drive or walk.
  • Listen to stories, get local insights, visit must-see stops and get turn-by-turn navigation.
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Tour FAQs

Where does the Gettysburg Historic Walking Tour go?
This tour has 18 stops. Check out the itinerary here for a complete list of stops, and if you’re looking for more information to help plan your trip, Here’s What You Need To Know Before You Go!
What should I pack for the Gettysburg Historic Walking Tour?
Portable charger (at least one backup)Charging cord and brick (for charging at cafes and stops)Earbuds/headphones (wired or fully charged wireless)Layers for wind (coat, scarf, hat, gloves in colder months)Sun protection (sunscreen, sun hat for summer)Comfortable walking shoes (no heels or flip-flops)
What should I budget for the Gettysburg Historic Walking Tour?
Museum entrance fees: $5–$15Jennie Wade House: $12–$18Shriver House Museum: $10-$15Children of Gettysburg Museum: $5-$10Metered street parking: $2–$3 per hourParking at the Tour Center: FreeSnacks and meals: $10–$20Souvenirs and small items: $5–$30
What are the park hours for the Gettysburg Historic Walking Tour?
Jennie Wade House: Closed January 1-January 31st, 2025. The Brickhouse Inn: Not open to the general publicAdams County Public Library:MON-THU: 9 am-8:30 pmFRI-SAT: 9 am-5 pmSUN: 1 pm-5 pmGettysburg Compiler Site: Not open to the publicDavid Wills House: Closed for repairs through mid-2025Lincoln Diner: Open 7 am to 9 pm DailyThe Adams County Courthouse: Closed to the general publicChildren of Gettysburg 1863 Museum: THU-SUN 12 pm-5 pm
Can I take the Gettysburg Historic Walking Tour in the opposite direction?
The tour only goes in one direction. Users will start at the Tour Center and proceed north, following Baltimore Street. Once users get to Lincoln Square (the main hub of Historic Gettysburg), they will return southbound along Baltimore Street
Can I join the Gettysburg Historic Walking Tour along the route?
Yes, you can join along the route.
Other Questions? Contact us!
Still have questions? Send us an email at aloha@shakaguide.com or give us a call at (808) 201-8138.

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