Carroll County Countryside Progressive Lunch

Trip Duration: 1 Day 

Meals Included: 1 Lunch 

Tour Director: Yes 

Includes:

Deluxe motorcoach transportation

Lunch

Carroll County Countryside Progressive Lunch

You will begin your day with a driving tour through Uniontown, a one-street village frozen in time. See the post office and country store, one-room school-house, and the charming architecture of the private homes. Enjoy the ride through this 200-year old town which proudly bears its presence on the National Register of Historic Places. Begin the progressive lunch at Stone House Cakery, located on Westminster's quaint Main Street and enjoy a fresh salad or a bowl of hot soup. Nestled in historic Taneytown, Antrim 1844 Country House Hotel has been carefully restored in award-winning style. The spirit of antebellum elegance will tickle and entice your decorating instincts. A specially catered and served entree will complete your visit to this restored plantation. Imagine rural farm life in the 19th Century as you arrive at the Carroll County Farm Museum. Lively history is on the mind of the costumed guide as she escorts the group through the main house. Self-directed choices abound on the grounds of the 140-acre site, and a stroll in the old-fashioned garden may follow. Craft demonstrations may include pottery, wood carving, or quilting in the old dormitory. Finish the day with tea and dessert at The Kate Pearl Tearoom, located in the historic William Winchester house. Upstairs you will find time to shop for special gifts for your family and friends.

Need to Know:

This tour is a on the bus traveling to each attraction/meal stop, you will be required to get off the bus at each stop. The meal will be broken down to 3 locations.

Due to the unique nature of this tour, we cannot cater to specific dietary needs. The main entree is Chicken Breast with Herb Roasted Fingerling Potatoes and French Beans. We can provide a vegetarian entree, please let the travel advisor know.

Eyre has a select quantity of wheelchair accessible motorcoaches available; therefore, we suggest you contact a Travel Advisor to discuss any needs you may have before reserving your trip.