easy
6–8 hours
Suitable for those comfortable with walking several miles over uneven surfaces at a relaxed pace.
Discover Philadelphia’s rich history and Amish country on a vibrant day trip from New York. Visit historic landmarks and experience a charming rural lifestyle.
Una visita da non perdere nella citta' di Rocky!
Embark on an unforgettable journey from New York to Philadelphia, exploring historic landmarks like the Liberty Bell and Constitution Hall. Experience the charm of Elfert Alley and the iconic Rocky Steps, then immerse yourself in Amish culture with a carriage ride through a quaint village, witnessing a simpler, technology-free lifestyle.
Si lascia New York la mattina presto verso il New Jersey e la Pennsylvania, e si arriva alla “Città dell’amore fraterno”, Philadelphia. Il giro panoramico include il Benjamin Franklin Parkway e la Elfert Alley, la più antica strada abitata degli USA. Nel centro storico si visita la famosa Campana della Libertà, la Piazza della Costituzione e la Constitution Hall, uno dei simboli della libertà in USA. Lasciando Philadelphia si passa per la famosa scalinata resa celebre dal film “Rocky” e si continua verso la Contea di Lancaster, luogo dove risedono molti Amish. Dopo la pausa pranzo al Mercato degli Amish, si sale su una autentica carrozza Amish e si visita un piccolo villaggio/fattoria, dove si vede e si apprezza come vivono senza i benefici della tecnologia moderna, senza elettricità e senza acqua corrente. Tra i punti di interesse Elfert Alley | Campana della Libertà Piazza della Costituzione | Scalinata di Rocky |Villaggio Amish
Historic Philadelphia’s streets are best enjoyed on foot with sturdy shoes for cobblestones and uneven pavement.
Philadelphia’s outdoor historic sites offer little shade, so carry water and sunscreen especially in summer.
During the carriage ride, maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor as you observe Amish traditions.
Pack a lightweight rain jacket as spring and fall can bring sudden showers.
Philadelphia was the nation’s capital from 1790 to 1800 and is home to many original US historical landmarks.
Efforts in Philadelphia focus on preserving historic sites while the Amish maintain sustainable agricultural practices.
Necessary for navigating historic cobblestone streets and rural paths.
Protects skin during extended outdoor periods around city landmarks and countryside.
summer specific
Useful for sudden showers during transitional seasons.
spring specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout your walking tour and carriage ride.