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New Hope, Pennsylvania, is a vibrant small town located on the Delaware River. Its historic riverside Main Street is full of cute and eccentric{ } shops, delicious restaurants, funky bars and tiny museums. Located about 3 hours from D.C. in Bucks County, PA, New Hope makes a great weekend destination in the fall. (Image: Julie Gallagher)
The New Hope & Ivyland Railroad is one of the main tourist attractions in the town. Hope aboard for some sight-seeing in the hills of Bucks County. The railroad also has Haunted Halloween excursion rides coming up Oct. 11-31 for those who want to take a trip this October!{ }(Image: Julie Gallagher)
New Hope, Pennsylvania, is a vibrant small town located on the Delaware River. Its historic riverside Main Street is full of cute and eccentric shops, delicious restaurants, funky bars and tiny museums. Located about 3 hours from D.C. in Bucks County, PA, New Hope makes a great weekend destination in the fall.{ }(Image: Julie Gallagher)
The New Hope & Ivyland Railroad is one of the main tourist attractions in the town. Hope aboard for some sight-seeing in the hills of Bucks County. The railroad also has Haunted Halloween excursion rides coming up Oct. 11-31 for those who want to take a trip this October!{ }(Image: Julie Gallagher)
The New Hope & Ivyland Railroad is one of the main tourist attractions in the town. Hope aboard for some sight-seeing in the hills of Bucks County. The railroad also has Haunted Halloween excursion rides coming up for those who want to take a trip this October! (Image: Julie Gallagher)
Quaint houses and beautiful greenery line Main Street and adjacent side streets in New Hope. You can spend the whole afternoon just taking a stroll through the town, wishing you lived here.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
It's still fun to walk around, even in the rain!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
New Hope has an abundance of quirky stores, including fashion boutiques, sex shops, book stores, a tie-dye studio, psychics, ice cream parlors, candy stores, a comic book store, jewelers and more!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
Make a weekend out of your trip to New Hope by staying in one of the many bed and breakfasts, or even in the said-to-be-haunted Logan Inn. Spend your days touring the historic buildings, catching a play at the Bucks County Playhouse, tasting beer and wine at a brewery or winery and exploring the little treasures that line the brick sidewalks.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
The Pour House at New Hope Winery is located outside the main town strip, but worth the 10-minute car ride. It's the perfect place to stop for lunch, as it isn't too crowded and the rustic atmosphere make you feel cozy and comfortable. The staff was exceptionally friendly and suggested places in town to check out. We ordered wines made at the winery and their food is all locally-sourced. The mango jam on our cheese plate was handmade by the chef. The Pour House has live music regularly, too!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
The Pour House at New Hope Winery is located outside the main town strip, but worth the 10-minute car ride. It's the perfect place to stop for lunch, as it isn't too crowded and the rustic atmosphere make you feel cozy and comfortable. The staff was exceptionally friendly and suggested places in town to check out. We ordered wines made at the winery and their food is all locally-sourced. The mango jam on our cheese plate was handmade by the chef. The Pour House has live music regularly, too!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
The Pour House at New Hope Winery is located outside the main town strip, but worth the 10-minute car ride. It's the perfect place to stop for lunch, as it isn't too crowded and the rustic atmosphere make you feel cozy and comfortable. The staff was exceptionally friendly and suggested places in town to check out. We ordered wines made at the winery and their food is all locally-sourced. The mango jam on our cheese plate was handmade by the chef. The Pour House has live music regularly, too!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
The Pour House at New Hope Winery is located outside the main town strip, but worth the 10-minute car ride. It's the perfect place to stop for lunch, as it isn't too crowded and the rustic atmosphere make you feel cozy and comfortable. The staff was exceptionally friendly and suggested places in town to check out. We ordered wines made at the winery and their food is all locally-sourced. The mango jam on our cheese plate was handmade by the chef. The Pour House has live music regularly, too!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
New Hope has an abundance of quirky stores, including fashion boutiques, sex shops, book stores, a tie-dye studio, psychics, ice cream parlors, candy stores, a comic book store, jewelers and more!
New Hope has an abundance of quirky stores, including fashion boutiques, sex shops, book stores, a tie-dye studio, psychics, ice cream parlors, candy stores, a comic book store, jewelers and more!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
New Hope has an abundance of quirky stores, including fashion boutiques, sex shops, book stores, a tie-dye studio, psychics, ice cream parlors, candy stores, a comic book store, jewelers and more!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
Make a weekend out of your trip to New Hope by staying in one of the many bed and breakfasts, or even in the said-to-be-haunted Logan Inn. Spend your days touring the historic buildings, catching a play at the Bucks County Playhouse, tasting beer and wine at a brewery or winery and exploring the little treasures that line the brick sidewalks.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
Even New Hope's Starbucks was in a historic building!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
New Hope has an abundance of quirky stores, including fashion boutiques, sex shops, book stores, a tie-dye studio, psychics, ice cream parlors, candy stores, a comic book store, jewelers and more!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
New Hope has an abundance of quirky stores, including fashion boutiques, sex shops, book stores, a tie-dye studio, psychics, ice cream parlors, candy stores, a comic book store, jewelers and more!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
There are so many breweries, wineries, taprooms and bars in New Hope. I guarantee there's a drink for everyone on Main Street.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
New Hope has an abundance of quirky stores, including fashion boutiques, sex shops, book stores, a tie-dye studio, psychics, ice cream parlors, candy stores, a comic book store, jewelers and more!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
Marsha Brown's is a NOLA-inspired restaurant located in a renovated church on Main Street. The architecture and original accents of the church remain, including the stained glass windows. Marsha Brown's is one of the most-well known destinations in New Hope.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
IMarsha Brown's is a NOLA-inspired restaurant located in a renovated church on Main Street. The architecture and original accents of the church remain, including the stained glass windows. Marsha Brown's is one of the most-well known destinations in New Hope.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
Marsha Brown's is a NOLA-inspired restaurant located in a renovated church on Main Street. The architecture and original accents of the church remain, including the stained glass windows. Marsha Brown's is one of the most-well known destinations in New Hope.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
Marsha Brown's is a NOLA-inspired restaurant located in a renovated church on Main Street. The architecture and original accents of the church remain, including the stained glass windows. Marsha Brown's is one of the most-well known destinations in New Hope.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
Marsha Brown's oven-roasted chicken stuffed with cheese and spinach, served with a side of baked potato souffle.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
Marsha Brown's is a NOLA-inspired restaurant located in a renovated church on Main Street. The architecture and original accents of the church remain, including the stained glass windows. Marsha Brown's is one of the most-well known destinations in New Hope.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
You'll feel like you are stepping back in time in New Hope.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
This home was built in 1784 by one of New Hope's founders, John Parry. There are 11 rooms in the home and you can take a guided tour on the weekends.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
This little structure sits on the property of the Parry Mansion.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
Stop and feed the ducks.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
You can walk across the Delaware River on a bridge to Lambertville, New Jersey. The Delaware River serves as the state line. There are places to stay and things to do in Lambertville, too, so definitely check it out!{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
Stop by The Dubliner on the Delaware for some good beer and Irish pub fare.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)<p></p>
Stay at one of the three rooms in the Carriage House in New Hope,{&nbsp;} which is now a mix between a B&B and a hotel.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
The New Hope Visitor's Center was built in 1839 and was the town's first town hall, school and jail.{&nbsp;}(Image: Julie Gallagher)
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