Hershey, Pennsylvania Attractions & Things to Do
If you have any questions about Hershey, PA attractions, the knowledgeable and friendly front desk staff of Days Inn Hershey will be more than happy to guide you in fun things to do.
Chocolate World -
Love chocolate? Then you'll love Hershey's Chocolate World. This free tour introduces visitors to the sweet goodness of Hershey chocolate with a behind-the-scenes look at how chocolate is made. The free samples make this tour all the sweeter! For more information, go to http://www.hersheys.com/chocolateworld/
Dutch Wonderland -
A "kingdom for kids," Dutch Wonderland is a fantasy-filled amusement park that will appeal to your little princess or knight in shining armor. With 30 rides that include water rides, a carousel, and roller coasters for the little ones, Dutch Wonderland is a delightful destination for families. Go to http://www.dutchwonderland.com/
Hershey Story Museum -
The story of Milton Hershey's rise to success is certainly an inspiring one. See for yourself the Hershey Story at this educational Museum, just a quarter mile from Days Inn Hershey hotel. Explore the interactive exhibits, learn about chocolates from around the world, visit the intriguing Chocolate Lab or grab a bite to eat at Café Zooka. Visit http://www.hersheystory.org/
Hershey Theater -
Broadway arrives in Hershey, Pennsylvania by way of downtown's Hershey Theater. This exciting performing arts center presents some of the finest shows in the area, from dance performances to musical spectaculars to intimate concerts. Recent shows include legendary singer/songwriter James Taylor, the Hershey Symphony Orchestra, and the Broadway hit, Hair. Go to http://www.hersheytheatre.com/
Lancaster County Amish -
Pennsylvania Dutch Country is famous for its Amish communities, handmade crafts, and wholesome foods. Explore this area for yourself by strolling through towns and villages of Lancaster County, exploring the covered bridges, and visiting a local festival or event. For the latest information on Lancaster County, go to http://www.padutchcountry.com/index.aspMiddletown & Hummelstown Railroad -
Freight still runs along the M& H Railroad Company line, and tourists do as well. Located in Middletown, PA, just 5 miles from Hershey, the Middletown & Hummelstown Railroad delights train enthusiasts from all over the world. Take an 11-mile train trip that follows Swatara Creek in a vintage 1920s coach. For more information, go to http://www.mhrailroad.com/
Hersheypark Stadium -
Hersheypark Stadium & the Star Pavilion is one of Pennsylvania's most popular outdoor entertainment venues. Summer concerts by world-famous bands like U2 and The Dave Matthews Band take Hershey by storm. Sports fans won't be disappointed either, for both football games and soccer matches take place in Hersheypark Stadium. For more information, visit http://www.hersheyparkstadium.com/
Indian Echo Caverns -
Explore the wonders of Indian Echo Caverns, a limestone cave that has been formed over millions of years by water flowing over the rocks and crevices. In addition to the caverns, visitors can enjoy the gift shop, picnic area, playground, and petting zoo. Be sure to visit Gem Mill Junction and learn about the Pennsylvania Gold Rush. Go to http://www.indianechocaverns.com/
Zoo America -
ZooAmerica North American Wildlife Park in Hershey, PA is open year-round with indoor and outdoor exhibits. ZooAmerica features animals from around the North American Continent including the swamps of the south, Big Sky Country, and the Northlands. Education that's enjoyable is the main objective here, so get ready to learn and have fun doing it. Go to http://www.zooamerica.com/





