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The Sweetest Birthday
Destinations in this Roadtrip:
- Hershey
Fueled by an astonishing record of philanthropy by chocolate pioneer Milton S. Hershey, the town of Hershey experienced rapid growth during much of the Great Depression and the decades leading up to it. In that time, Hershey built -- among other things -- comfortable homes for his factory's employees, a system of inexpensive public transportation, a quality public school system, an amusement park that became a major attraction, the historic Hotel Hershey, a community center, a theatre, a sports arena and stadium and a school for orphaned boys. The charitable foundation he established in his name just a decade before his death in 1945 has provided support to organizations like the Hershey Museum and Gardens, the Pennsylvania State University, the local Derry Township School District, and more. Come see the town where this remarkable man built his legacy. And don't forget to visit the Hershey Chocolate Factory, which makes this town the Sweetest Place on Earth! - The Spa At The Hotel Hershey
- Hershey Gardens
A dazzling 23-acre botanical garden and new children's garden. Guided tours available. - HERSHEY'S Chocolate World
FREE HERSHEY'S Great American Chocolate Tour", HERSHEY'S Really Big 3D Show", HERSHEY'S Factory Works Experience", KIT KAT "Gimme A Break" Cafe", Courtyard Cafe, HERSHEY'S Bake Shoppe, retail shops. - The Inn at Westwynd Farm
Located on a beautiful 32 acre horse farm overlooking Hershey, the Inn invites to step into a world of casual elegance and relaxation. Enjoy lovely country views, full gourmet breakfasts and refreshments and comforting amenties in six spacious rooms with private baths accented by antiques, fireplaces and luxurious linens. The Inn is a perfect base for visits to Hershey, Lancaster and Amish areas as well as Gettysburg, Harrisburg, Carlisle and York. - Witmers Quilt Shop
Over 150 handmade quilts ready to go. Over 100 antique quilts. Custom designs and orders available in all sizes. Closed on Sunday. - Achenbach's Pastry Inc.
- Lancaster Central Market
Voted the fourth best market in the U.S. by U.S.A. Today, and recognized as the oldest farmers' market in the country. Central Market occupies an over 100 year old, red brick building in downtown Lancaster. It's the best place to find Pennsylvania Dutch delicacies. National Historic Landmark, Farmer's Market Tuesday and Friday from 6:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Saturday from 6:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Gettysburg Battlefield Bus Tours
- Hall of Presidents & First Ladies