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Take a scenic drive to Wilson, the Czech Capital of Kansas. Here you can visit the Czech Egg and the World's Largest Hand-Painted Czech Egg. Stop by the Midland Railroad Hotel for a coffee and pastry, and take a walk around the historic downtown area.

Head back to Hays and visit the Ellis County Historical Society Museum. This museum has exhibits on local history, including the settlement of the area by German immigrants.

Enjoy dinner at the Paisley Pear Wine Bar and Bistro, a cozy spot that serves up delicious small plates and a great wine selection.

Spend the morning outdoors at the Cedar Bluff State Park. This park offers hiking, fishing, and boating, and is a great place to enjoy the natural beauty of Kansas.

After a morning at the park, head back to Hays and visit the Hays Arts Council. This organization brings in a variety of art exhibits and performances throughout the year.

Enjoy dinner at Gutch's Bar and Grill, a local favorite that serves up delicious burgers and sandwiches.

Take a day trip to the Monument Rocks National Landmark, a unique geological formation that is over 80 million years old. On the way back, stop by the Garden of Eden, a quirky roadside attraction that features eccentric folk art.

Return to Hays and visit the Fort Hays State University Museum of Art and Sculpture. This museum has a great collection of contemporary art and is free to visit.

Enjoy dinner at Al's Chickenette, a local institution that serves up delicious fried chicken and other classic American fare.

Spend the morning exploring the Hays Aquatic Park. This water park has a lazy river, water slides, and plenty of space to relax in the sun.

After a morning at the water park, visit the Hays Public Library. This library has a great selection of books and is a great place to relax and read.

Finish off the trip with dinner at the Gutch's Pizza, a local pizza joint that serves up delicious pies.