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The State of Delaware

Delaware, the first state, is famous for its popular beaches, no state sales tax,  and the beautiful city of Wilmington. There's a wide variety of activities to do in Delaware, with great places to stay, delicious food and fine dining, gardens, mansions, and rich history.

Estates and Gardens

Delaware's estates and lush gardens are recognized across the country for their colorful facades, grand architecture, and history.

• Hagley Museum and Library: The DuPont family story actually began near the banks of the Brandywine River. You can visit the DuPont family home and gardens and get a glimpse of early American industry.

• Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library: 60 acres of natural gardens surround the architectonic home, which contains more than 170 rooms. Take a ride on the open tram cars that go through the colorful designed gardens and woods.

• Nemours Estate: Resembling architecture of old-world European Royalty from the 18th century, the Nemours Estate brings out a vintage, old-fashioned vibe with the mansion's furniture, gilded statues, gardens, and fountains.

History

Deleware is full of history. From the riversides to the cobblestone streets and sprawling estates, the past is present. 

• Underground railroad: A place to discover Delaware's history, courage, sacrifice, and heroic events.

• Museums: There are more than 10 museums around the state, each with unique historical pieces and cultural facts.

• First State National Park: Discover tales about American history and the crucial role of Delaware's rivers and natural resources played in the nation's economic growth.

Transportation

There are many ways to get around Delaware. If you're looking for cheap options, Taxi service is available in the major cities. Also, try the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, which offers journeys between the southern part of New Jersey and the Delaware coast. The trip takes around 10 minutes, and you can get take your car along for the ride. Delaware's train rails are very popular and quick. The Amtrak Northeast Corridor Line is the main long-distance route. You can also arrive in Wilmington via Metroliner and Acela trains that run to nearby cities like Philadelphia and Baltimore. This is a very good option for those who want to get to Delaware without driving. Public bus transportation is limited to Rehoboth Beach and Wilmington, while Wilmington's trolley can take you to different city stations with cheap fares and quick routes.