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About Hershey
Popularly called “Chocolatetown, USA,” Hershey, Pennsylvania was founded by candy businessman Milton S. Hershey. Hershey is located approximately 14 miles east of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Hershey has a rich history and cultural significance due to its role in the birth of the iconic American brand, Hershey’s. Hershey thrives today on what began as a vision the businessman Milton S. Hershey, to build a town for the factory workers.
Things To Do In Hershey
As mentioned before, Hershey is home to The Hershey Company in which visitors can take a tour through the factories. Visitors can also visit Hershey Entertainment and Resorts which encompasses Hersheypark, Hersheypark Stadium, and other attractions such as ZooAmerica and Hershey Gardens. Visitors can also opt for visiting The Hershey Story which is a museum dedicated to Milton S. Hershey. Visitors can also opt for Hershey Gardens which is home to 23 acres of seasonal displays, theme gardens, children gardens, and the outdoor Butterfly House. The town of Hershey also has various eating establishments including Circular Dining Room (famous for its elegant experience), Iberian Lounge (located at The Hotel Hershey), and The Bears Den (popular sports themed restaurant.)
Day Trips From Hershey
Located approximately 30 minutes away from Hershey is Harrisburg, which is the capital city of the state of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg has a plethora of things to do including The National Civil War Museum, State Museum of Pennsylvania, City Island, The Pennsylvania State Capitol, Reservoir Park, and Pennsylvania National Fire Museum. Located approximately two hours away by vehicle is the state’s largest city and one of the more dynamic cities in the United States, Philadelphia. Notable for its famous history, Philadelphia plays an important role in the history of the country due to it being the site of the signing of The Declaration of the Independence. Visitors will find a great deal of things to do and see while visiting “The City of Brotherly Love” including Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Franklin Institute, and Franklin Square. Located approximately one hour and a half away by vehicle is Allentown, Pennsylvania which is home to many fun activities. Visitors can visit Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom, Liberty Bell Museum, Allentown Art Museum, Coca-Cola Park, Allentown Symphony Hall, and Central Park. Located about forty minutes away is the capitol of Amish country, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Lancaster has a great deal of Pennsylvania landmarks that are significant in the history of the state and the country. Lancaster’s Central Market is oldest continuously run farmers market in the United States. The Fulton Opera House is the oldest continually running theater in the United States and it is officially designated a National Historic Landmark. Located about an hour away from Hershey is Gettysburg which is the site of one of the most important battles of the United States Civil War and the largest land battle ever fought in North America.
Accommodations in Hershey
Hershey has various accommodation options including inns, hotels, vacation rentals, and some campgrounds. To be within walking distance from museums and restaurants, try to stay close to Cocoa Avenue or U.S. Highway 422, also known as Chocolate Avenue.
Transportation in Hershey
Visitors to Hershey can rent a personal vehicle, which is particularly useful for going out on day trips and exploring the area. However, Hershey has a great deal of taxi services as well as shuttle bus lines from popular hotels. The town is small enough that walking is also an option if you are staying in the downtown area.
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