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Depart from New York to explore Philadelphia, where American independence began, and Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, home to the Amish community, all in one day. In Philadelphia, your guide leads you to the Liberty Bell, Congress Hall and other landmarks of independence, and you can snap photos at the Rocky Statue made famous by the film "Rocky". In the afternoon, browse an Amish market in Lancaster County, then take an Amish buggy ride through the farmland for a close look at a way of life without modern technology. Round-trip transportation is by air-conditioned bus, and a guide in the language you selected at booking accompanies you all day.

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Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love
Board an air-conditioned bus at the meeting point in Midtown Manhattan. After about 2.5 hours through New Jersey, you arrive in Philadelphia, known as the "City of Brotherly Love." On arrival, enjoy about 30 minutes of free time for breakfast and a break at a local café.
Discover the Liberty Bell and the birthplace of American independence with a guide

On a guided tour of Philadelphia, see the world-famous Liberty Bell for about 20 minutes and spend about 30 minutes at Congress Hall. You will also pass by Independence Hall.
Spend about 15 minutes taking photos on Elfreth's Alley, known as the oldest residential street in the United States. Then take in the Betsy Ross House, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Chinatown, Philadelphia City Hall, LOVE Park and Reading Terminal Market from the bus window.
Take photos where "Rocky" was filmed

Stop for about 15 minutes at the Rocky Statue in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. You will also have the chance to run up the famous "Rocky Steps" from the film.
Ride an Amish buggy in Lancaster County

After sightseeing in Philadelphia, drive about 1.5 hours to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, home to the Amish community. At Kitchen Kettle Village, spend about 1 hour browsing the Amish market, having lunch and enjoying free time, with a chance to taste country cooking.
After lunch, visit an Amish farm and home and take an Amish buggy ride across the countryside. Learn up close how the Amish live without electricity, running water, telephones or household appliances. At the end of the day, return to New York in about 2.5 hours by bus.
※ The itinerary and order of visits may change depending on local conditions.
※ Meals are not included; please pay for lunch on site.
Meeting point:
Port Authority Bus Terminal, side entrance
330 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036, USA
Meeting point details:
Meet at 6:30 AM outside the side entrance of the Port Authority Bus Terminal building on 42nd Street (between 8th and 9th Avenues).
330 W 42nd St, New York, NY 10036, USA