A Day in Scranton, Pennsylvania

1. 9:00AM: Steamtown National Historic Site
   Located in the heart of downtown Scranton. Its indoor and outdoor exhibits include historic locomotives and train rides. A must-visit site for history and railway enthusiasts.
2. 11:00AM: Electric City Aquarium and Reptile Den
   Learn about aquatic and reptilian animal conservations at Electric City Aquarium and Reptile Den. Interact with animals and get a hands-on experience with thousands of creatures from all over the world.
   20 minutes (1.4 miles) from Steamtown National Historic Site
3. 1:00PM: The Marketplace at Steamtown
   Located in the heart of downtown Scranton, The Marketplace at Steamtown offers a diverse range of stores, boutiques, and restaurants. You'll find everything here from clothing stores to specialty shops, and more. Stop by for a quick bite to eat!
   7 minutes (0.5 miles) from Electric City Aquarium and Reptile Den
4. 2:30PM: Lackawanna County Coal Mine Tour
   Take a ride through the veins of the anthracite coalfields in suburban Scranton. Travel through the winding underground gangways, past the one-of-a-kind "Mule Boys," and see the tools and techniques of mining in the 19th and 20th centuries. Wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes!
   10 minutes (2.8 miles) from The Marketplace at Steamtown
5. 4:30PM: Nay Aug Park
   A beautiful park located in the heart of Scranton. Hike the many trails through the gorge or relax by the pool in the summer. Visit the tree house play area, water park or take a ride on the vintage carousel. A perfect place to end your day in Scranton and soak in its beauty.
   10 minutes (2.2 miles) from Lackawanna County Coal Mine Tour

Time and Costs Estimates

• Steamtown National Historic Site (2 hours, $10 admission fee)
• Electric City Aquarium and Reptile Den (2 hours, $20 admission fee)
• The Marketplace at Steamtown (1.5 hours, varies)
• Lackawanna County Coal Mine Tour (2 hours, $15 admission fee)
• Nay Aug Park (2 hours, free entry)

Total Estimated Costs: $45 (excluding meals and transportation)

Useful Tips

If you have more time, visit the Lackawanna Heritage Valley Trail for a light hike, or visit the Anthracite Heritage Museum for a better understanding of the region's coal mining history. If you have less time, consider skipping the Electric City Aquarium and Reptile Den or The Marketplace at Steamtown. Come early to Steamtown National Historic Site to avoid crowds and long lines, and bring a jacket for the coal mine tour.