Birdwatchers and outdoor enthusiasts will love this coastal rail trail through Delaware's Delmarva Peninsula that connects two beachside towns.
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What was once a military fort has been transformed into a state park featuring costumed interpreters, historic buildings, and great birdwatching opportunities.
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This Delaware mall was once one of the most successful shopping centers in the country. Now, shops are closing, and its future is uncertain.
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When you think of the scenic beauty of the typical state park, you probably aren't imagining it nestled inside a city, but that's just what Alapocas Run offers.
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A beach vacation is always a good time, but beaches aren't always clean. These, however, are consistently rated as clean and safe to swim in.
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It has miles of water access, from Atlantic beaches to quieter inshore waters for exploring, and there are plenty of campsites if you want to stay the night.
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This 101-acre pond goes down to 12 feet is the deepest inland lake in Delaware. This picturesque spot is perfect for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching.
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Feel as if you've been transported to Europe at this Delaware estate, complete with perfectly manicured gardens, lavish interiors, and antique cars.
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Retiring in Florida is something of a stereotype, but a lot of retirees are actually heading to a different state for its beaches and affordability.
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Tucked away on the Delmarva Peninsula, this cozy town is overflowing with historic charm and serene views, making it a wonderful escape from the daily grind.
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If quaint towns and beautiful beaches are your idea of a dream retirement, then this East Coast state full of charm and close-knit communities could be for you.
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Tour a funky brewery and sip crafts pours, chow down at local restaurants, and stroll lavender fields and river walks in this Delaware town.
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There's nothing better than a road trip, and this delightfully scenic adventure in Delaware and Pennsylvania is a must for anyone interested in art history.
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If you're looking for an artsy getaway along a scenic river with easy access to the coast, this Delaware town has all that and more in store for you.
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Every state in the United States as an official (or sometimes several unofficial) nickname, but how many do you know? Here are some of the more obscure ones.
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For a gorgeous place to explore with the family, head to this Delaware suburb which was the wealthiest in the state in 2025 and is full of fun things to do.
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Just a short drive from the shoreline that makes Delaware a summer vacation favorite, there's a small-town with all the charm and antiques you need to escape.
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Delaware is The First State, and this little town within should be the first you go to for a relaxed vacation brimming with history, shops, and stunning parks.
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Spend an afternoon soaking up the sights when you hop aboard a car on this revamped Delaware railroad. It's a scenic experience you don't want to miss.
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Delaware is full of natural beauty, including in this stunning suburb near Wilmington that has plenty of history and a gorgeous preserve to explore.
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This artist-focused village is one of the only communities of its kind in the U.S., with a thriving festival culture that celebrates its local talent.
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Delaware might not be the first state you think of when it comes to sunny coastlines, but if that's the case, then this beach town is sure to change your mind.
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Settle into a Delaware town that offers great dining, local arts, and peaceful river views — all with tax advantages that make retirement living easier.
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The East Coast is full of lively getaways to satisfy the party-goer in any traveler, but this serene oceanside town is a great spot for taking it easy.
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Delaware is home to a seaside town that holds a family-friendly Halloween festival filled with parade floats, costume contests, and holiday-themed activities.
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Living in an RV is harder to do than you might think. In fact, in certain parts of the United States, it's illegal to do so even if you're on your own property.
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The world's largest population of horseshoe crabs assembles on a stretch of Delaware coastline ever summer to mate and nest, and you can see them up close.
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