One of my favorite places to visit is Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania. Washington Crossing, located in Upper Makefield, is most famous for George Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River in 1776. This village is adjacent to the Delaware River and a stone’s throw distance to the Delaware Canal Towpath which runs from Easton to Bristol and is 60 miles in length. Here is the perfect itinerary on…
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If you are looking for a fun, hip town that is filled with rich history, head over to Bristol Borough where you will find award-winning restaurants, bars, shops, and much more. Bristol is one of the Delaware River’s most historic towns, dating back to 1681 and happens to be the third-oldest town and second-chartered borough in Pennsylvania. Historic King George II Inn I felt welcomed at my…
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If you are looking for a fun-filled adventure, head on over to the #1 casino in Pennsylvania, Parx Casino, located on Street Road in Bensalem. Recently nominated for best dining and nightlife, you will find state-of-the-art gaming, thoroughbred racing, thrilling promotions and events, and, my favorite, live entertainment and delicious dining! Parx was originally known as the Keystone…
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Treat your kids, grandparents, siblings, parents, a date, a friend, or YOURSELF to one of summer’s all-time favorites from one of Bucks County’s finest creameries and icy treat parlors. With so many places to choose from, you will not be disappointed! Pretzel Factory-Langhorne Pretzels are quick, affordable, filling, and best of all, FRESH. Co-owners, brothers, and operators, Brian & Shaun…
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If you are looking for something interesting, FUN, and good for your health, head on over to the scenic small town of Bristol, Pennsylvania. You will be surprised when you experience all that it has to offer with its riverside eateries, antique shops, a beautiful theater, and many cultural attractions. One of my new Bristol Borough favorites is a place that opened last January called VALLERINA…
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Bucks County played an important role as a way station and a transportation hub in the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad represented hope for a new life for so many. It was a secret network of hidden and safe places that helped runaways on the journey north. Abolitionists and kind communities, like those in many Bucks County areas, were a part of this incredible movement. My friend…
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Make sure you stop by the very first independently owned coffee shop in Levittown, The Bridge, located on Emile-Bristol Road. Having just opened in late November, the vibe in this coffee spot is both comfortable and friendly, giving that feeling like you are part of a scene from “Central Perk” right out of the sitcom Friends. Not only is the seating plentiful and cozy, but you can plant yourself…
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If you are looking for one of the most cozy and unique getaways sure to bring you a sense of calm, relaxation, and comfort, Galvanized Inn & Art Gallery is the place to be! Upon arrival, my husband and I were greeted by one of the most amicable and hospitable couples we have ever met, Sherri and Ed, the owners of this awesome inn located in beautiful Pipersville, Pennsylvania. Within minutes of…
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Have you ever heard of the old saying eat breakfast like a KING, lunch like a PRINCE, and dinner like a PAUPER to stay fit and help with your energy level? Well, this article will be right up your alley. These are a few of my favorite spots to start the day off right! Pretzel Factory-Langhorne-located on Business Route 1 in Langhorne. Pretzels have become a breakfast staple at this location…
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One of my favorite places to visit is New Hope, Pennsylvania. Meeting up with some of the talented women who are part of the marketing team for Visit Bucks County was an incredible way to spend an early weekday night. We met Scott, our knowledgeable tour guide, on the corner of Main and Ferry Streets to do a ghost tour right in this small town adjacent to the Delaware River and in existence for…
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