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This little state has it all.

From excellent health care to beautiful beaches, interesting history, and delightful culture, it’s a national treasure. Enjoy any day at Rehoboth Beach, just 45 minutes away, or stroll the gardens at Winterthur Museum, a World Heritage Site. Quaint tea rooms, boutiques and antiques, coffee shops, cafes, and brew pubs – all within a short drive. Wander to your heart’s content.

St. Mary's Church Lighthouse Cove in Dewey Beach has the first-ever ADA-compliant public Baywalk recreational pier. Now open for public use 365 days a year. A sunset gazebo complements the newly restored beach. The Delaware Amish Settlement in Dover is home to 11 furniture and woodworking shops, a quilt shop, a butcher, and variety and dry goods stores. The Pierre du Pont Estate built in 1906 is a spectacular museum with gardens and mansion. Longwood currently offers tours, educational programs, and special events. Nanticoke Hospital New Castle Farmer’s Market has been in continuous operation since 1954 and features local produce, a flea market, and Amish goods. Cantwell’s Tavern in Odessa is a fully restored 18th century restaurant. It’s not a museum, you can dine in a fine historic atmosphere. The original Rehoboth Beach boardwalk was built in 1873, running the full length of the oceanfront and is still a very popular attraction. Historic New Castle is home to a newly built Public Dock at Battery Park, a destination for tall ships available for public cruises down the Christina River. The Centreville Cafe in Wilmington offers a four-course, full service afternoon tea 7 days a week. The Wilmington Western Railroad, built in 1867 offers scenic tours and special events on a restored antique steam locomotive. Originally built to serve the water-powered mills along the Red Clay Creek, you can now enjoy scenic tours in every season. Faerie Cottage in the Enchanted Woods at Winterthur Museum, Gardens, and Library, Winterthur, DE.