Highlights Touring Gettysburg National Military

Park and seeing the massive Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama Taking a nighttime walking tour of

Washington, DC Visiting Arlington National Cemetery Stepping back in time with a stop at

Mount Vernon Enjoying a theatrical production at

historic Ford’s Theatre Visiting the White House neighborhood Touring the United States Capitol Seeing the Flight 93 National Memorial

PricingOccupancy Price / person

Double $2,229.00

Single $2,769.00

Triple $2,069.00

Quad $1,979.00

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Washington, DC & Gettysburg8 Days - April 15-22, 2020

*Overland Journeys: Much of the experience is in the journey itself!

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For more information or to make a reservation, please visit our website www.legacytourtravel.com or call 877-658-6948

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$300 per person deposit due at booking. Final payment due March 2, 2020.

Travel protection is optional, but highly recommended and should be purchased at the time the initial tour deposit is made. Your local agent can help you secure coverage.

Refer to separate document for a full list of policies.

(Please note that some tour details or attractions may change without warning due to availability or scheduling issues.)

ItineraryWednesday, April 15n Your adventure begins!n Depart from the location nearest you:

Cedar Rapids, Decorah, Des Moines, Fort Dodge, Newton or Waterloo.

n Travel to Mishawaka, IN, for an overnight.

Thursday, April 16 (B,D)n Continue east to Gettysburg, PA.n Enjoy dinner at Farnsworth House,

established circa 1810, honoring Brigadier General Elon John Farnsworth, who led an ill-fated charge after the failure of Pickett’s charge.

n Tonight, our overnight stay is in the historic community of Gettysburg, PA.

Friday, April 17 (B)n See the Battle of Gettysburg

Cyclorama, a massive oil-on-canvas painting depicting the final Confederate assault on July 3, 1863 - touted as the turning point of the Civil War.

n Tour Gettysburg National Military Park with a National Park Service guide.

n Enjoy exploring and lunching on your own in Gettysburg.

n After lunch, we continue our journey east to Washington, DC.

n After checking in to our hotel, enjoy dinner on your own.

n A walking tour of the Washington, DC memorials at night provides you a view of our country’s iconic landmarks.

n Overnight at the Hilton Garden Inn Falls Church for the next three nights.

Saturday, April 18 (B,D)n Visit Arlington National Cemetery for an

opportunity to honor and pay tribute to our country’s fallen service men and women.

n Head to Mount Vernon, the plantation and home of George and Martha Washington.

n Enjoy a theatrical production at historic Ford’s Theatre.

Sunday, April 19 (B)n Our day-time walking tour of

Washington, DC, memorials provides another opportunity for you to get an up-close view of some of our nation’s most notable landmarks.

n The rest of the day is free for you to explore the Holocaust Museum and the Smithsonian Museums on your own.

n Enjoy dinner on your own prior to turning in for the night.

Monday, April 20 (B)n View the iconic White House on our

walking tour of the neighborhood.n On our guided tour at the United States

Capitol, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the symbol of the American people and our government.

n Today, we start our journey toward home.

n Visit the Flight 93 National Memorial honoring the brave passengers and crew aboard Flight 93 who prevented the attack on the U.S. Capitol on September 11, 2001.

n Tonight, our overnight stay is in the community of Somerset, PA.

Tuesday, April 21 (B)n Continue the journey home.n Spend a relaxing night in the

Chicago area.

Wednesday, April 22 (B)n Return to your departure city.n Welcome Home! You take with you

wonderful memories, unique personal photos and tales of your adventure to share with family and friends!

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Overland Journeys: Much of the experience is in the journey itself!

For more information or to make a reservation, please visit our website www.legacytourtravel.com or call 877-658-6948

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US Marine Memorial

The White House

Legacy Travel Group offers scheduled pick-up and drop-off services and a fleet of comfortable air-conditioned motorcoaches with professional, experienced drivers allowing you to relax and enjoy your tour. Complimentary Wi-Fi aboard the coach permits you to stay in touch with loved ones at home and share your photos and tour exploration tales in real time.

This “cornerstone” travel experience is one of ourOverland Journeys: Much of the experience is in the journey itself!

By the Way...Washington, DC & Gettysburg

Overland Journey tours throughout the United States and Canada are led by Legacy Travel Group tour managers who will take care of all tour itinerary arrangements from tour start to finish. As knowledgeable destination experts, they will also provide guidance on the must-sees and must-dos for your free time explorations.

All Overland Journeys Include: Luxury motorcoach transportation Lodging as listed on itinerary Luggage handling for one (1) suitcase

per person, if available Tickets/admissions to listed attractions

(Unless listed as “Optional” or “On your own”)

Gratuities for local guides Meals as listed on itinerary Guidance of a professional

tour manager

A Few Must-sees & Must-dos

GettysburgThe Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the Civil War. The Union victory resulted not only in Robert E. Lee’s retreat to Virginia, but an end to the hopes of independence for the Confederate States of America.

Mount VernonEight miles south of Alexandria is the most visited historic estate in America, George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Visitors are able to tour the grounds, view the farm and gardens, and even visit President Washington’s final resting place.

Ford’s TheatreOn April 14, 1865, Abraham Lincoln paid his twelfth visit to Ford’s Theatre for a much-needed night out. Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth and died the next morning. For more than 100 years the theatre was closed, reopening in 1968 as a historic site and working theatre.

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“I loved being able to see so much of our history and being reminded of the sacrifices of so many so that we have the freedoms we have. I had never been to any of the places on this tour and it was great seeing it all!“

Jackie D., 2018 Washington, DC Tour

“Dean (our driver) did a great job. The ride was smooth. Could not tell if he was switching lanes. I know he had a GPS, but I felt confident he knew where he was going. Very professional and helpful to everyone.“

Quentin & Mary Q.,2018 Washington, DC Tour

“My first bus trip and was very impressed. Would do it again.“

LuAnn J.,2018 Washington, DC Tour

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