Preview: In the southeast corner of Pennsylvania, Bucks County, which is bounded by Philadelphia County on the southwest and separated from New Jersey by the Delaware River to the east, offers just the right balance between sightseeing and relaxing. The area was first known to the Lenni-Lenape Indians and later settled by Dutch explorers, followed by Swedes, English Quakers, and Germans. Today’s visitor can dip into a little history, find dozens of antiques shops, sample local cuisine, and stay overnight in historic inns. The centerpiece of the county is New Hope, which has more than 200 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There’s a lot to do in Bucks County. This itinerary takes you to just some of the highlights. The detailed itinerary in this chapter is a driving tour that features extensive recommendations for sightseeing attractions, recreational activities, lodging, restaurants, shopping, and more.
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Duration: Two nights
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Quick Escapes: New York City Guide Book
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