"All Aboard" to experience the grandeur of eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. Walk through historic Philadelphia and tread in the footsteps of Benjamin Franklin. Gaze upon the Liberty Bell. Visit beautiful homesteads and estates of noted Americans. Tour museums and galleries displaying artifacts from all around the world. Shop in quaint villages. Dine to the warm glow of candlelight in outstanding inns. This tour is designed to inspire and stimulate the senses with its beauty and the remarkable talent of the men and women who called this area home.

All Aboard to experience the best of Bucks County and The Brandywine Valley. Start with a stop in Lancaster and enjoy a family style Pennsylvania Dutch dinner. Tour the noted attractions of Bucks County and enjoy a Chinese lunch at the Pearl S. Buck House. Visit the Mansions and gardens along the Delaware River including the estates of the immensely wealthy duPont family. Spend time in The Brandywine Valley and stop by Winterthur. Walk along cobblestone streets in New Castle. Tread in the footsteps of Benjamin Franklin on a city tour of Philadelphia. Explore the stunning Longwood Gardens. This and much more await you on this visually wonderful and always fun tour of “Remarkable Pennsylvania and Delaware”!

Travel along Colonial Waterways and Aristocratic Pathways as we take you from the Chesapeake to the Delaware. Tour lively cities and quaint villages. See the beautiful homes and gardens of wealthy Americans. Visit museums and art galleries. You will have free time to walk through the National Aquarium where over 9,000 creatures are on display. Take a cruise on the Cape May Ferry. Enjoy fine dining and accommodations. All this and more are included in this tour. "All Aboard" with us as we explore the ideas, works, and accomplishments of extremely talented men and women.

Travel with us as we take you on an adventure through Bucks County, the Brandywine Valley, Philadelphia, and Delaware. This tour is loaded with exciting things to see and do. Philadelphia, "The City of Brotherly Love", is the second largest city on the East Coast. The city still rings of its colonial influence, as the home of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. It is impossible to walk the streets and not feel pride in such an illustrious history.