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Destinations in this Roadtrip:

• Liberty Bell Center
  Liberty Bell Center offers a video presentation and exhibits about the Liberty Bell. Focusing on its origins and its modern day role as an international icon of freedom.
• Declaration House
  The Declaration House is the place where Thomas Jefferson wrote his draft of the Declaration of Independence. Today it is a house museum furnished in colonial manner with exhibits concerning Jefferson and a copy of his draft.
• Best Western Independence Park Inn
  Located just two blocks from Independance Mall, Penn's Landing, and the Liberty Bell, The Best Western Independence Park is the perfect headquarters for your tour of Philadelphia. Each morning of your stay, you'll be treated to a complimentary newspaper and continental breakfast. The extras here make the great rates seem even better!
• Gettysburg Address Honey Locust
  Lincoln stood near this honey locust tree and delivered the stirring Gettysburg Address. The trees at Gettysburg witnessed the whole battle, so most of the trees you look at are fairly awesome.
• Hershey - Derry Township Historical Society
  Museum, Research Library and gift shop depicting the heritage of Derry Township and the Hershey community. Located next to the Hershey Outlet Center. Free Admission. Hours of Operation: Mon, Wed, & Friday, 9:00am to 4:30pm / Sat. 9:00am to 1:00pm
• The Suites At Hershey
  Hershey's only Vacation Owenership Resort. Also offering nightly rentals. Features 72 two bedroom/two bath fully furnished condos. Each condo offers 1200 square feet of living space to include full kitchens and washer/dryer. Located one mile from Hersheypark. Additional amenities include outdoor pool, indoor pool, game room and basketball court.
• Hunsecker's Mill Bridge
  Originally built in 1843, Hunsecker's Mill Bridge was rebuilt in 1973.
• Liberty Bell Museum
  The British were about to seize Philadelphia in 1777. It was feared that the King's Army would destroy the great bell in Independence Hall that symbolized the American Republic. The bell was removed and taken to Allentown, and hidden for nearly a year in the Zion Reformed Church. Today an impressive memorial stands where the Liberty Bell was kept safely.
• Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
  This unique shop offers top of the line gift items with jungle and rainforest themes. Come in and see our selection of framed art, apparel, realistic plush animals, jewelry, books, note cards and other fine gifts. The Safari Outpost is open April through October and during special events throughout the year.
• Kennywood Park
  "America's Finest Traditional Amusement Park." Beautifully landscaped and designated as a National and State Historic Landmark, Kennywood park features 31 major rides, including three wooden roller coasters, an antique carousel, the Phantom's Revenge steel coaster, the indoor Exterminator, three water rides, and 14 Kiddieland rides. Mini golf, paddleboats, and the Skycoaster are separate charges. The park also has 35 various games, as well as four gift shops and four arcades. The 2006 season will feature the new Swing Shot---a 32-seat swing thrill ride.

  Opening date: May 6, 2006; opens daily starting May 12 (closed May 16).