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Spend the morning exploring the Lancaster County countryside on a hot air balloon ride with the US Hot Air Balloon Team. Enjoy stunning views of the rolling hills and farmland from above.

After your balloon ride, visit the Landis Valley Museum for a glimpse into Pennsylvania Dutch culture and heritage. The museum features a collection of historic buildings and artifacts, including a working blacksmith shop and a one-room schoolhouse.

Enjoy a farm-to-table dinner at The Belvedere Inn, a historic mansion-turned-restaurant featuring locally sourced ingredients and an extensive wine list.

Take a walking tour of downtown Lancaster to admire the city's beautiful architecture, including the Fulton Theatre, a historic venue for live performances, and the Central Presbyterian Church, a stunning example of Gothic Revival style.

Stop for lunch at Lancaster Brewing Company, a local brewery and restaurant serving up pub fare and a variety of craft beers.

Spend the evening at the American Music Theatre, a state-of-the-art concert venue featuring a variety of live performances, from country and pop to Broadway shows and comedy acts.

Visit the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania to learn about the state's rich railroad history. The museum features an extensive collection of locomotives and railroad cars, as well as exhibits on the role of railroads in shaping American history.

Grab lunch at the Lancaster Sweet Shoppe, a family-owned bakery and candy store known for their homemade fudge and other sweet treats.

Take a ghost tour of Lancaster's historic sites and hear spooky tales of the city's past. The Ghost Tours of Lancaster offers a variety of tours, including a candlelight walking tour and a haunted pub tour.

Spend the morning at Dutch Wonderland, a family-friendly amusement park featuring rides, shows, and attractions for all ages.

After a day of fun at the park, head to the Lancaster Science Factory for a hands-on educational experience. The museum features interactive exhibits and workshops on science, technology, engineering, and math.

End your trip with dinner at John J. Jeffries, a farm-to-table restaurant using locally sourced ingredients to create inventive dishes.