Delaware sits on a small peninsula jutting out along the mid-Atlantic coast. The state is famous for its historical landmarks and grand mansions. That shouldn’t be surprising considering this was the first state in the US in the 18th century. Learn more about Delaware’s fascinating history by touring the many museums and historical parks scattered throughout the state. For fans of the macabre, take a road trip to some of Delaware’s abandoned and, some say, haunted landmarks.
Other highlights in Delaware include several state parks and miles of sandy beaches. If you have time, consider visiting some of the state’s fine islands sitting just off the mainland. Whether you’re looking for a secluded stretch of sand or some peaceful forest trails, you can find it in Delaware.
Rehoboth Beach is part of the Delaware Beaches region of the state and is famed for its white-sand beaches, thriving LGBTQIA+ scene, craft beer scene and family attractions. Rehoboth Beach and its surrounding communities host Dogfish Head Brewery, Dewey Brewing Co., The Brimming Horn Meadery and many other award-winning craft breweries. The region is a foodie destination with many outstanding...
Delaware offers plenty to do in its small towns, including viewing historic sites, witnessing exciting battle reenactments at a standing military fort, and dining on fresh local seafood. Great for a family day out, you can even search for the...
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