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Gettysburg, in the state of Pennsylvania, is the site of the largest battle in North American modern history. Today a land of fruit groves and rolling countryside, the surroundings sit in stark contrast to the bloody massacre that took place here in the early days of July in 1863.
Flights to Gettysburg
Cheap Gettysburg flights take around eleven hours from London and usually involve at least one change, depending on how early you booked the flight. Flights stopover in Washington and cheap flights to Gettysburg may involve another local stop and a slightly longer route. Cheap Gettysburg flights run on a regular basis although you will need to take a connecting means of transport to the sight itself.
Getting around Gettysburg
Gettysburg holidays are very popular as this is an important historical and cultural spot, consequently there are a number of public transport options from the airport and from nearby towns. Gettysburg car hire, however, will allow you the freedom to travel there at your own pace and to tour around the region as you wish once you have visited the spot.
What to see in Gettysburg
Visiting the battle ground and the local museum is of course a must do on any visit to the battle site. However, it's also possible to follow the route that the winning soldiers took, to travel along their exhausted footsteps as they trudged the eight miles to the nearest town. The local landscape and fruit farms are also beautiful and well worth a visit.