Travelers in search of historical delights and cultural attractions will be able to discover that Bucks County has it all. Take time to stroll through our magnificent museums, art galleries and theaters- the options are endless!
A 300-year-old Bucks County village. Guided tour includes history and architecture of three original buildings.
Guided tours of the Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author's circa 1825 farmhouse and intact collection on a picturesque 68-acre estate. Seasonal special exhibits.Â
William Penns 17th-century country estate along the Delaware River. This reconstructed, 43-acre plantation, abounding with country life, features manor house.
The site where, on Christmas Night, 1776, George Washington and the Continental Army crossed the icy Delaware River.
Experience the Memorial Garden Journey, "After Darkness...Light" by viewing WTC Towers remnants, reading 2.973 Names of the Victims etched in glass, then arriving at the Heart of the Garden - luminous, twin towering fountains - symbols of renewal and healing.
Andalusia is one of the finest examples of Greek Revival domestic architecture in the United States with extensive gardens and tours by appointment only.
National Register home of Phineas Pemberton (1720) and Anthony Morris families. Suitable for private events/weddings. Tours by appointment.
Preserving and promoting the history and culture of riverfront Bristol. Tours and presentations. Groups and Buses Welcome.
The premier professional regional theatre of Bucks County, providing award-winning entertainment since 1987. Bristol Riverside Theatre offers a Mainstage Season that every theater goer will enjoy.
The National Historic Landmark District near Bucks County and Philadelphia offers spectacular architecture, gardens and tours. Explore: Cairnwood Estate and mansion, Glencairn, a castle-like museum, and the Bryn Athyn Cathedral.
Designed for learning through play, the Bucks County Children's Museum will offer a variety of fun interactive exhibits for children and families.
Bucks County's premiere large choral ensemble, offering four concert sets per season at a variety of Bucks County venues. Thomas Lloyd, artistic director.
Our purpose is to promote and stimulate interest in all aspects and phases of the Civil War through monthly speaker oriented meetings and educational programs.
This tour of Bucks County's 12 remaining covered bridges starts at the Memorial Building in Washington Crossing State Park on the Delaware River. The Tour makes a large circle through Bucks County and is planned so the traveler can start at any one of the bridges. Click thru to "More Information" for detailed directions.
34 years providing jazz and classical concerts from October thru April with Saturday evening concerts at Yardley Community Centre.
Once known as "America’s Most Famous Summer Theatre", the Bucks County Playhouse opened in 1939 on the site of a gristmill dating from the late eighteenth century. As we dig through all of the history, everyday we are reminded how precious this theatre was to so many.
Local volunteer symphony orchestra dedicated to providing exciting music to the community and music education to youth in the schools.
Located on Covered Bridge Road in Plumstead Township, the bridge was built in 1871 and crosses Cabin Run Creek. Height Limit: 11 ft 10 in; Width: 15 ft; Weight Limit: 3 tons; Length: 82 ft.
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