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Perfect for self guided tour during Covid-19
Of course, you need to understand the battle ahead of time. So, I suggest that you listen to the 3 disc set ahead of time. And, maybe watch some documentaries on Gettysburg before you go. (YouTube has a ranger Matt of Gettysburg that is amazing). It's a large battlefield and it will take you at least 2 days to see everything. If you get out and walk around-plan on 3 days at the battlefield. Don't forget about the actual town of Gettysburg too. On your last day there be sure to go to the Shriver House to see what it was like for the townspeople of Gettysburg. Simply an amazing authentic home restored to 1863 specs. If you're traveling during Covid-19 and want to do so safely we stayed at an Airbnb right on Fairfield and it was amazing! The Dobbins House has a very safe outdoors eating area with wonderful food. I recommend going Monday through Thursday or Friday at the latest because Saturday was way to crowded to be safe... and Saturday is completely out for walking around downtown because hardly anyone was wearing a mask shoulder to shoulder and inside shops too. Do all of your souvenir shopping at the Shriver House too. The Jennie Wade house was great too. You have to schedule a private tour through Ghostly Images. For under $100 you have the place to yourself. If you really want to get into specifics of Gettysburg research the Sachs Covered Bridge and The Black Horse Tavern. There is a podcast on Sach's Covered Bridge to summarize the Civil War usage.
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- Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2020
Perfect for self guided tour during Covid-19Of course, you need to understand the battle ahead of time. So, I suggest that you listen to the 3 disc set ahead of time. And, maybe watch some documentaries on Gettysburg before you go. (YouTube has a ranger Matt of Gettysburg that is amazing). It's a large battlefield and it will take you at least 2 days to see everything. If you get out and walk around-plan on 3 days at the battlefield. Don't forget about the actual town of Gettysburg too. On your last day there be sure to go to the Shriver House to see what it was like for the townspeople of Gettysburg. Simply an amazing authentic home restored to 1863 specs. If you're traveling during Covid-19 and want to do so safely we stayed at an Airbnb right on Fairfield and it was amazing! The Dobbins House has a very safe outdoors eating area with wonderful food. I recommend going Monday through Thursday or Friday at the latest because Saturday was way to crowded to be safe... and Saturday is completely out for walking around downtown because hardly anyone was wearing a mask shoulder to shoulder and inside shops too. Do all of your souvenir shopping at the Shriver House too. The Jennie Wade house was great too. You have to schedule a private tour through Ghostly Images. For under $100 you have the place to yourself. If you really want to get into specifics of Gettysburg research the Sachs Covered Bridge and The Black Horse Tavern. There is a podcast on Sach's Covered Bridge to summarize the Civil War usage.
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2020
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