Factory tours

Whether it's Ben & Jerry's in Vermont or the Pez Visitor Center in Connecticut, food factory tours are the most delicious reason to hit the road.

When I was a kid, I was obsessed with the Hershey’s chocolate factory in Oakdale, CA. We passed by it when we drove to our cabin, and my parents were happy to stop and take the tour any time it was open. That was the problem. Tours were only during business hours on weekdays and never on holidays. When did we go to our cabin? When school was out... weekends and holidays. We toured successfully about 8 times over the years before Hershey left Oakdale. Each time was incredible. I loved…

8. KitchenAid Experience (Greenville)

Do you love factory tours? Getting to see behind the scenes? If so, plan a day trip to check out one of these 7 BEST Indiana factory tours! #daytrips #indiana #familyfun

The best factory tours for families across the U.S.

Are you a behind-the-scenes, how it's made fan? Then you are going to love these 13 Mouth-Watering Food Factory Tours. Your taste buds will be hopping.

Get ready to be mesmerized.

Make the pilgrimage to Nazareth, Pennsylvania, to the C. F. Martin & Company. Inside the Martin Guitar factory tour and museum.

Walk during the tour so you can eat the food without guilt!

Looking for some great tours to take in the Hoosier state? These 6 factory tours offer an incredible look at how some of your favorite treats are made.

Get up-close and personal with all sorts of unique production processes during one of these amazing factory tours in Michigan.

Many historic American factories are open to the public. Here are the ones worth the trip.

1. Visit Oberweis and take their epic factory tour.

Beer, cheese, bikes, jelly beans, and more!

See what goes into making jelly beans that taste like buttered popcorn, toasted marshmallow and A&W Root Beer, and discover why it takes up to 20 days to create a single bean.

From beer to blown glass, here are nine incredibly interesting factory tours you can take right here in Texas.

Factory tours in Tennessee are some of the most fun and diverse that you can take in the United States. Take a tour, learn a lot.