Travel Lens
A scenic railroad, a historic canal, summer theater, wineries and castles in the Delaware River town of New Hope.
One of the few canals still intact in the country, with hiking and biking trails and waterside views right beside New Hope.
Nicknamed America’s most famous summer theater, this historic playhouse has hosted famous actors and still puts on live shows.
Ride a 1925 locomotive about 9 miles to neighboring Lahaska on a scenic 45-minute journey through the countryside.
See the Mercer Museum, filled with one man’s lifelong collection, and Fonthill Castle, the home he built to his own unique designs.
Join a local tour of award-winning wineries, with Bishop Estate Vineyard and Rushland Ridge Vineyard among the top picks.
Pick your own apples, cherries and blueberries at this 80-acre orchard and farm, with views down rows of fruit trees.
Spend a day among wildflowers on 100 acres of preserve land, a nature escape that draws thousands of visitors a year.
A hands-on museum where kids dig for relics, build vehicle ramps and play shopkeeper in a kid-size town.
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