Winterthur: In addition to hosting our wedding, guests can visit Winterthur’s grounds, the museum, and the mansion. Guests of the wedding will receive a free pass for the weekend.

Longwood Gardens: Approximately 30 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://longwoodgardens.org/. Longwood Gardens has fountain shows, a marvelous greenhouse, and acres of gardens and meadows to explore. David and Katie went on their fourth date here!

Nemours Mansion and Gardens: Approximately 10 minutes from downtown Wilmington. http://nemoursestate.org/. Nemours Estate comprises an exquisite, 77-room Mansion, the largest formal French gardens in North America, a Chauffeur's Garage housing a collection of vintage automobiles, and 200 acres of scenic woodlands, meadows and lawns.

Hagley Museum: Approximately 30 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://www.hagley.org/. The site of the original DuPont mill, Hagley Museum is historic, educational, and features numerous sites across its 235 acre estate.

Delaware Art Museum: Approximately 5 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://delart.org/. Collections at the Delaware Art Museum include the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood collection, the Copeland Sculpture Garden, and an American art collection with pieces by Hopper and Wyeth.

Brandywine Art Museum: Approximately 30 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://www.brandywine.org/museum. The museum will be featuring the exhibit Ralston Crawford: Air & Space & War during August and features a large collection of pieces by members of the Wyeth family.

Wilmington Blue Rocks: Approximately 5 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://www.milb.com/wilmington. The Blue Rocks are the A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. On Saturday, August 14, the Blue Rocks will be giving away bobbleheads of former Blue Rock and current Royals star Whit Merrifield to the first 500 visitors.

Court of Chancery: In Downtown Wilmington. https://courts.delaware.gov/chancery/. While you cannot go inside, you can see the most important corporate court in the world and the court where David primarily practices.

Brandywine Creek State Park: Approximately 5 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://www.destateparks.com/brandywinecreek. Brandywine Creek State Park features miles of trails, frisbee golf, and access to the creek where people can kayak, canoe, or fish/

Bellevue: Approximately 15 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://www.destateparks.com/bellevue. Called the “Turtle Pond” by David and Katie, Bellevue has a pond, trails, a running track, frisbee golf, and an old DuPont mansion to visit. But the main attraction is the turtles.

Alapocas: Approximately 10 minutes from downtown Wilmington. https://www.destateparks.com/Alapocas. This park features views of the famous blue granite cliffs and the Brandywine Creek, and some short trails.

Riverfront: Approximately 5 minutes from downtown Wilmington. The Riverfront has mini golf, restaurants, and a small nature preserve along the . The Blue Rocks Stadium, a movie theater, and Constitution Yards (which has drinks and games) are also just off the Riverfront.

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