This park features a collection of family homes and the studio of its namesake artist, impressionist Julian Alden Weir, who used its gardens and woodlands as inspiration.
Dover Green is the first-ever state park, and Brandywine Valley comprises 18 miles of wildlife trails and a famous creek where a Revolutionary War battle was fought.
Wild horses can be found on Assateague Island, a surprising and welcome addition to the area. Swimming, fishing, boating, and many other water activities are available in the Bay.
The Revolutionary War practically started in Boston, and The Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre are both pivotal points in American history that took place here.
History buffs can follow the city's Freedom Trail, which is marked throughout the city and leads to all the significant sites that will remain in history while listening to an audio tour.