Located in the north-eastern region of the United States, Delaware is the sixth most populous state and is also known as the ‘The First State’. The state is divided into three counties – Sussex, Kent, and New Castle. The state’s coastline was explored in the 16th century by the Europeans. Coined after the river of …
Just under one million people call Delaware home. Thin and long, Delaware is on the mid-Atlantic coast, where the Delaware River reaches the Atlantic Ocean. As such, Delaware has countless beaches, bays, and coves to explore. From Rehoboth Beach to Cape Henlopen State Park, if you want to breathe in the sea air, Delaware is …
Back in 1787, Delaware was created as the first official state in the modern United States. Today, it’s one of the smallest in both size and population. Small towns are everywhere, most with well-preserved historic buildings, parks, and natural features. Interestingly, nearly small town that you visit will have played a major role in American …
Although Delaware may be the second smallest state in the US, it’s packed full of places to explore and romantic getaways for every kind of couple. Delaware is mostly level plains, with some rolls, forest and wetlands. Still many of the towns in Delaware offer history and heritage of colonial and revolutionary times. The best …
Fiercely proud of its place in the formation of the Independent United States, Delaware is steeped in history. Situated on the East Coast and bordering the Atlantic Ocean, the Delaware River and Delaware Bay, America’s First State boasts some amazing beaches and seaside experiences. A visit to Delaware is incomplete without spending time in Chateau …
The first state to ratify the constitution back in 1787 was Delaware. With only 1,900 square miles of real estate, it still manages to pack quite a bit of action in. Nicknamed the Diamond state when Thomas Jefferson described it as a jewel due to its location, Delaware is filled with moments you’ll treasure. It …