The best places to see and eat in Gettysburg, ranked by real travelers.
Explore extensive Civil War exhibits, watch the Cyclorama painting, and gather information before touring the battlefield.
Historic battlefield site of the pivotal Civil War battle, featuring monuments, trails, and guided tours.
Famous hilltop site of intense fighting during the Battle of Gettysburg with scenic views and memorials.
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Rocky outcrop and key battle location known for fierce combat and dramatic landscapes.
Impressive monument honoring Pennsylvania soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, located on Cemetery Ridge.
19th-century covered bridge used during the Battle of Gettysburg, offering a glimpse of Civil War-era infrastructure.
Monument symbolizing reconciliation and peace, illuminated during special ceremonies.
Evening tours exploring Gettysburg’s haunted history combined with visits to local pubs.
Museum dedicated to the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg, showcasing period artifacts.
Former home and farm of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, now a museum with guided tours.
Museum featuring a wide range of Civil War artifacts and exhibits on Gettysburg's history.
Center offering exhibits and educational programs about Gettysburg's role in the Civil War.
Features a detailed diorama of the battlefield and interactive historical exhibits.
Historic house museum showing civilian life during the Battle of Gettysburg.
Provides guided tours and information for exploring Gettysburg’s historic sites.
Strategic hill on the battlefield with monuments and walking trails related to the battle.
Tour company offering ghost tours that explore the paranormal side of Gettysburg.
Monument honoring the soldiers from North Carolina who fought at Gettysburg.
Historic site where Confederate General Robert E. Lee planned battle strategies.
A unique museum showcasing haunted artifacts and stories from Gettysburg’s supernatural history.
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