Delaware

Delaware is famous for tax-free shopping and world-class entertainment options, and also find romantic hideaways, scenic byways and fun places for the whole family to enjoy. There are quite a number of tourist destinations few of them are:

Delaware Memorial Bridge

The Delaware Memorial Bridge is the second longest twin span suspension bridge in the world and crosses the Delaware River. The Delaware Memorial Bridge provides regional connection for long-distance travelers. The bridge was dedicated to those who died in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War from New Jersey and Delaware.

Silver Lake Park

The Silver Lake Park is considered the nicest park in the city of Dover in the state of Delaware. The Silver Lake Park covers 182 acres and has a small sandy beach. The park has picnic pavilions, barbecue grills, walking paths, fishing spots, and a kid's playground. Silver Lake Park also comes with a boating and water skiing facilities.

Hagley Museum and Library

The Hagley museum takes a historical look at the history of American enterprise as it has unfolded since the country's founding. It features exhibits including DuPont Science and Discovery, Eleutherian Mills, and Workers' Hill. Hagley library furthers the study of business and technology in America.

Longwood Gardens

The Longwood Gardens was founded in 1906 when Pierre S. Du Pont purchased the Peirce Arboretum to save its trees from being cut for lumber. Today, the spectacular site features over 1,500 acres of gardens, woodlands, and meadows, showcasing over 11,000 types of plants and thousands of magnificent fountains.

Riverfront Wilmington

The Riverfront in the city of Wilmington offers entertainment, shopping, dining, nightlife, and arts along the Bradywine and Christina Rivers in the City of Wilmington.

Kalmar Nykel Sailing Ship

The Kalmar Nyckel, often referred to as the Tall Ship of Delaware, is a re-creation of the original historic vessel and now offers daily onboard tours, daytime sails and private charters.

Fort Delaware

Situated on Pea Patch Island, Fort Delaware State Park offers visitors a unique look at American civil war history. Accessible by ferry from Delaware City, guests arrive at the dock where they can hop aboard a jitney to the entrance of the fort that was once a Confederate prison.

Rockwood Museum

This historical museum features the architecture and design of the Victorian Era.

Delaware Beaches

Delaware offers many popular Atlantic Ocean beaches including Rehoboth Beach, Bethany Beach, Dewey Beach, Lewes and Fenwick Island. For summertime fun, activities are available with events, dining, fishing, lodging, shopping and surfing!

University of Delaware

The main campus of the University of Delaware is a popular place for visitors. Athletics are a large part of this college town experience.

Jungle Jim's

An amusement park that has everything from mini-golf to go-carts Also has bumper boats, rock climbing, battle cages and the River Safari water park, which features a lazy river, wave pool, activity pools and a kiddy pool. The water park has a bath house, lockers and the River Safari cafe.

Winterthur Museum and Country Estate

Winterthur Museum located in the heart of Delaware's magnificent Brandywine Valley. Including Enchanted Woods, Gold Peteran: Furniture Meets its maker; and Quilts in a Material World: Selections from the Winterthur Collection.

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