An easy way to maximize your travel and see more of the Hershey-Harrisburg region is to take advantage of some of the many tours offered throughout the area. From bike taxi to underground boat, there are exciting and educational ways to explore more on your vacation.
By Land
Uncover the country’s history during the Civil War with the Gettysburg Seminary Ridge Museum.
You can enjoy Harrisburg’s capital city charm via Harrisburg Bike Taxi. Ride along and discover the hidden gems like cafes, bookstores and markets.
Tour the historic Hotel Hershey and its grounds via Segways of Hershey.
Harrisburg is Pennsylvania’s capital! Take in a free public tour of one of the most historic buildings in the country, the PA State Capitol Building.
One of my favorites local tours is the behind-the-scenes look at Hershey Theatre. The building once housed a college and a hospital!
Learn about the law of the land at the Pennsylvania State Police Museum.
Much of Pennsylvania has long been known for coal. Ride a train along the Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine to tour a real anthracite coal mine.
Take a safari tour of Lake Tobias Wildlife Park for 150 acres of animals, reptiles and a petting zoo.
By Sea (sort of)
Learn about the Susquehanna River via the Millersburg Ferry or The Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat, both offering public tours of the river from various points.
Not too far a drive from Hershey-Harrisburg, Penn’s Cave & Wildlife Park offers a unique underground tour via boat. In Hummelstown, try Indian Echo Caverns for a walkable tour of stalagmites and stalagtites.
By Suds
Craft beer is a growing industry, and the Hershey-Harrisburg region has several breweries. Tour the two longest-running breweries — Appalachian Brewing Co. in Harrisburg or Troegs Brewing Co. in Hershey.
By Vine
Our area’s growing winery trail is also a terrific — and tasty — tour. Visit Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country for trail-specific vineyards, hours, specials and more.
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