Fenwick Island is a small coastal resort town in Sussex County, Delaware, located on a narrow peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and Little Assawoman Bay.
Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware is a historic and scenic coastal area that dates back thousands of years, originally inhabited by Native American tribes and later designated by William Penn in the 1600s as public land for the use and enjoyment of Delaware citizens.
Delaware Seashore State Park, established in 1967, is a popular natural area near Dewey Beach, Delaware, covering around 2,700 acres with six miles of Atlantic Ocean coastline and about 20 miles of bay shoreline.
Rehoboth Beach is a popular coastal city in Sussex County, Delaware, known as a vibrant resort town with a rich history dating back to Native American inhabitation by tribes like the Lenape and Sikkonese.
Christiana Mall, located in northern New Castle County between Wilmington and Newark, Delaware, is the largest shopping mall in the state and a major retail destination in the Delaware Valley.
The Old State House in Dover, Delaware, built between 1787 and 1791 in a Georgian architectural style, was the first permanent capitol building in Dover and served as Delaware's state capitol until 1933.
The Delaware Children's Museum, located on Wilmington's scenic Riverfront, is Delaware's only dedicated children's museum focused on engaging young minds through hands-on learning experiences in art, science, math, and technology.
Read House and Gardens in New Castle, Delaware, is a historic estate built between 1797 and 1804 for George Read II, son of the Declaration of Independence signer and Delaware statesman George Read.
Lums Pond State Park spans 1,790 acres around Delaware's largest freshwater pond, a 200-acre millpond on St. Georges Creek near Bear in New Castle County, created in the early 1800s to supply water for Chesapeake and Delaware Canal locks and a local gristmill.
Delaware Park Casino, located in Wilmington, Delaware, is a multifaceted entertainment complex combining a thoroughbred racetrack, a casino, and a golf course.
The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is a vehicle and passenger ferry that crosses the 17-mile Delaware Bay, connecting North Cape May, New Jersey, and Lewes, Delaware.
White Clay Creek State Park spans 3,689 acres along White Clay Creek in New Castle County near Newark, Delaware, established in 1968 with expansions protecting lush valleys, rock outcrops, and a National Wild and Scenic River watershed shared with Pennsylvania's preserve.
The Discoversea Shipwreck Museum in Delaware is a dynamic and engaging institution dedicated to showcasing artifacts recovered from shipwrecks along the Atlantic coast and around the world.
First State National Historical Park in Delaware preserves and interprets important sites related to the early colonial settlement and the founding of the United States, emphasizing Delaware's role as the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
Rockwood Park and Museum in Wilmington, Delaware, is a historic English-style country estate built between 1851 and 1854 by wealthy banker Joseph Shipley as his retirement home.
The Nanticoke Indian Museum, located in Millsboro, Delaware, is the only Native American museum in the state and serves as a vital cultural and historical center for the Nanticoke Indian Tribe.
