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Guest User: It was a spontaneous choice to spend a night in this little town. With every lakeside hotel fully occupied, we ended up here, the only place with available rooms at a surprisingly low rate. Although I was skeptical at first, the stay proved to be excellent value for money
630 Wyndham St
From AU$ 141
PigP: Super friendly staff and perfect to have two washrooms in our apartment. Very clean too and near the restaurants and some shopping
177-183 Welsford St
From AU$ 217
Guest User: Great location, clean and big , quiet. Will definitely stay there again
146 McLennan St
From AU$ 100
Jules :): Clean and well located hotel room. The room contains the necessary. However, the soundproofing is not the best. Housekeeping from 10am; very appreciable.
587 Wyndham St
From AU$ 102
Guest User: Great location across the road from the park & lake. Easy walking distance to the Sports Club and other food venues. Friendly staff, great buffet breakfast and large rooms. Bed was super comfy too.
481 Wyndham St
From AU$ 241
Cassiachen: Next to the grave, it is best not to live with timidity
15 Golf Dr
From AU$ 130
蔡: The hotel is small, but the sanitation is good, walking 10 minutes from the train station. If you are driving, free parking. Breakfast in the morning, more monotonous, with bread and yoghurt.
505 Wyndham St
From AU$ 281
Guest User: Nice and clean holiday park, got everything you needed.
15 Orrvale Rd
From AU$ 98
Little Bear 29: Is on main road but you dont hear the traffic at all, maccas and mustafa kebabs one way and kfc and hungry jacks the other, 5 min either side of motel if walking this is a good value for money hotel and I would recommend it
564 Wyndham Street
From AU$ 103
陈: The hotel is about 3 kilometers from Shepparton Shopping Centre. There is free parking. Australia's breakfast, lunch and dinner are getting used to Chinese people. No extra beds, the hotel is on the side of the road, and the roar of the car in the middle of the night is very loud. There is a game hall in the hotel (it seems to be a gambling class). The hotel has only two floors, surrounded by a yard, and the parking lot is in the middle. The hotel restaurant is still very clean, I have stayed for two days, and the diners are still quite a lot.
109 Wyndham St
From AU$ 152
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The East Coast is a must-visit to truly understand the United States. This itinerary connects five core cities: Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Niagara Falls, Boston, and New York. Philadelphia is the birthplace of America, where the Declaration of Independence was signed; Washington D.C. is the political heart of the nation, home to the Capitol, the White House, and numerous memorials; Niagara Falls is the natural crown jewel of North America, offering completely different atmospheres day and night; Boston carries an academic aura with Harvard, MIT, and historic walking trails; Manhattan in New York condenses global prosperity with finance, landmarks, and military museums all in one place. In 5 days, you won’t retrace your steps—covering culture, history, natural scenery, top universities, and modern cities. This is the top choice for first-time visitors to the U.S. East Coast. ⛺ Must-Visit Local Spots 1. Philadelphia & Washington D.C. (History & Politics Route) 1. Independence Hall + Liberty Bell: Iconic symbols of America’s founding, exterior photo stops to feel the background of the Declaration of Independence 2. Capitol Hill (Interior Tour): The core of American power, with inside tours and photo ops at the Presidential Inauguration Plaza 3. The White House: Classic photo spot, exterior view of the President’s residence 4. Lincoln Memorial + Reflecting Pool: Recreates the famous “I Have a Dream” scene, perfect for photos on the steps 5. Washington Monument, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Jefferson Memorial: Landmark buildings in the capital, sunset stroll around the Tidal Basin for a great atmosphere 6. Pentagon + Air Force Memorial: Military landmarks, close-up views of the architecture 2. Niagara Falls & Corning (Nature + Craftsmanship) 1. Watkins Glen Gorge (May–October): A 20,000-year-old gorge with 19 waterfalls connected by hiking trails; in winter, replaced by Corning Glass Museum to watch live glassblowing shows and visit the world’s largest glass collection 2. Maid of the Mist Boat Tour: Core waterfall experience, wear a raincoat and get up close to the Horseshoe Falls mist 3. Cave of the Winds Boardwalk: Get close to the powerful American Falls rapids (closed after October 20) 4. Whirlpool State Park, Niagara Power Plant: Overlook the canyon whirlpool and explore the birthplace of hydroelectric power 5. Goat Island & Luna Island Night Tour: Colorful illuminated waterfall night views, summer-only fireworks over the falls 6. Niagara Hot Air Balloon: Stunning aerial views of the entire waterfall group, sunrise experience is breathtaking 3. Boston (Universities + Old Town) 1. Harvard University: Harvard Yard, library, statue of John Harvard (touch the left foot for good luck on exams), student dormitories 2. MIT: Famous science and technology school corridor, feel the cutting-edge research atmosphere 3. Freedom Trail: A red brick path connecting 16 American independence historical sites, including Trinity Church, Granary Burying Ground, and the gold-domed State House 4. Boston Harbor Cruise: View the city skyline from the water 5. Berklee College of Music, Boston Common, Quincy Market: Cultural and local hotspots 4. Manhattan, New York (City Panorama) 1. Times Square, Rise NY 8D Experience: Immersive experience of New York’s city history 2. Rockefeller Center, St. Bartholomew’s Church, Central Park: Classic Midtown landmarks 3. Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum: Retired giant aircraft carrier, close-up visit to a Cold War warship 4. Wall Street, Charging Bull, Fearless Girl Statue: Global financial center photo stops 5. Statue of Liberty Island Cruise: Water-level panoramic photos of the Statue of Liberty 6. Brooklyn Bridge: Walk across the East River with Manhattan skyline views 7. 9/11 Memorial + One World Observatory: Memorial landmarks with cloud-high city views 🛬 Travel Itinerary Day 1 Philadelphia → Washington D.C. 1. Meet at 9:30 AM at Bourse Mall, Philadelphia, then visit Independence Hall and Liberty Bell 2. Lunch in Delaware, then head to Washington D.C. 3. Visit Capitol Hill, White House, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Pentagon, Air Force Memorial 4. End the day at Jefferson Memorial by the Tidal Basin, overnight near Maryland Day 2 Corning/Watkins Glen → Niagara Falls 1. May–October: hike Watkins Glen Gorge; winter: visit Corning Glass Center and Museum 2. Visit Buffalo Navy Park and observation deck 3. Arrive at Niagara Falls in the evening, night tour of Goat Island’s illuminated waterfalls, summer-only fireworks at Luna Island Day 3 Full Day at Niagara Falls → Boston 1. Early morning visit to Whirlpool State Park, optional hot air balloon sunrise experience 2. Core activities: Maid of the Mist boat tour, Cave of the Winds boardwalk, Niagara Power Plant 3. Afternoon long drive to Boston, overnight at local hotel Day 4 Boston Universities & Old Town → New York 1. Morning in-depth tours of Harvard and MIT campuses 2. Visit Trinity Church, Freedom Trail, Central Park, Quincy Market 3. Boston Harbor cruise, depart for New York in the evening Day 5 Full Day Manhattan, New York City Tour 1. Times Square, Rise NY, Rockefeller Center, St. Bartholomew’s Church 2. Visit Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum 3. Lower Manhattan Wall Street, Statue of Liberty cruise, Brooklyn Bridge 4. 9/11 Memorial, One World Observatory; tour ends at Times Square bus terminal for self-arranged return to Philadelphia Tour Order Tips 1. Guides may adjust the order of attractions based on weather and traffic but will not cut any stops; 2. Waterfalls, boat tours, hot air balloon rides, and museums are all optional and paid separately; tickets must be purchased through the guide, no city passes allowed; 3. Outdoor hot activities (hot air balloon, Maid of the Mist) are best experienced in the morning due to crowds and lighting in the afternoon. 🧡 Friendly Tips 1. Departure & Meeting Rules · Meeting point: 21 S 5th St, Bourse Mall, Philadelphia, 9:30 AM; buses from New York may face traffic delays, so arrive early; 10-minute late limit, buses will leave without waiting after that. · Seat upgrades: Front four rows +$15/person/day, middle four rows +$10/person/day, rear six rows free rotation. · Children under 8 must rent a safety seat at $10/person/day; please note when booking, or fines apply. 2. Cancellation Policy · Cancel or reschedule 8 days or more before departure: full refund of tour fee; hotel and ticket refunds per supplier rules. · Cancel within 7 days or no-show: no refund. 3. Participants & Safety · No strict age limit; children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult; pregnant women allowed only between 14–24 weeks. · Not suitable for those with mobility issues or wheelchair users; most sites require basic walking ability. · No smoking on the bus; seat belts must be worn; no pets allowed. · If attractions close due to holidays or emergencies, guides will arrange exterior visits or substitute sites; no refunds for force majeure. · The company may change vehicles, guides, or drivers mid-trip; guests cannot refuse; leaving the group early requires signing a waiver, no refunds for missed activities; no compensation for weather-affected free activities. 4. Other Practical Reminders · Provide accurate name, WeChat/phone, and pickup address when booking; errors are at your own risk. · The waterfall area is very misty; rain ponchos are provided on boats; bring waterproof jackets and spare clothes. · Hot air balloon and Cave of the Winds are weather-dependent; cancellations due to wind or rain may be replaced with other paid activities. · The return bus station to Philadelphia after New York is at Port Authority, Times Square; plan your return accordingly.
There’s a magical spot hidden around Philadelphia! 👉 Mt. Cuba Center Dream Garden 🎀 📍 Just a 30-minute drive to the town of Hockessin 🎫 $20 ticket to capture photos worth a million bucks ✨ Very few visitors! An exclusive experience! 🌿【Step into a Fairy Tale World in an Instant】 I was amazed as soon as I arrived! The wrought iron gate is truly a work of art! The entwined vine patterns are so exquisite~ Every angle is perfect for stunning photos 📸 The garden is thoughtfully divided: ✨ Magical Hedge Maze (super cinematic!) ✨ Wild Natural Forest Area (a must for forest fairy vibes) ✨ Dreamy Flower Lawn (a sea of pink flowers, absolutely stunning) Every corner hides a surprise, making you feel like Alice herself! 🌷【Three-Day Magical Itinerary】 Day 1 🌈 Artsy Fairy Day ☀️ Morning: Snap tons of photos at Mt. Cuba ☀️ Afternoon: Treasure hunt in Hockessin town, antique shops + cafes Day 2 🌸 Encounter with Art and Flowers ☀️ Morning: Longwood Gardens, breathtakingly beautiful Address: 1001 Longwood Rd, Kennett Square ☀️ Afternoon: Countryside drive to stumble upon rainbow flower fields Day 3 🏰 Noble Experience Day ☀️ Morning: Nemours Estate, pretend you’re in Europe Address: 1600 Rockland Rd, Wilmington ☀️ Afternoon: Wilmington city walk, vintage buildings perfect for photos
Just a 45-minute drive from Philadelphia, you can reach the stunning French estate! Nemours Estate is considered the largest French garden in the United States 💐, a perfect combination of castle and garden. 💎 The DuPont Family's Twin Star Gardens This luxurious estate, like Longwood Gardens, comes from the famous DuPont family~ ▪️ More spacious and grand than Longwood Gardens ▪️ Free shuttle bus tours around the estate 🚌 ▪️ Each room inside the castle has a dedicated guide 📸 Photo Spots ▪️ Symmetrical French hedge maze ▪️ Sunlight filtering through the dappled shadows of trees ▪️ Elegant black and white corridor ▪️ Magnificent gilded ceiling decorations ✨ 🏰 Recommended Three-Day Itinerary Around the Area 🌟 Day 1|Noble Lifestyle Experience Morning|Stroll through the French garden Afternoon|Wander around Wilmington's Old Town 🌟 Day 2|Art and Culture Day Morning|Philadelphia Museum of Art Afternoon|Tour of historic city buildings 🌟 Day 3|Flower Sea Adventure Morning|Flower viewing at Longwood Gardens Afternoon|Country road drive When dusk gilds the garden with golden edges, the tranquility and poetry are truly indescribable~ Here, even time seems to slow down 👣
The East Coast region of the USA combines rich historical heritage with urban vibrancy. From New York’s modern skyline to Philadelphia’s founding landmarks, Washington D.C.’s political core, Niagara Falls’ natural wonders, and Boston’s academic atmosphere, this journey immerses you in the diverse charm of the East Coast. Whether you love urban culture, historical exploration, or natural marvels, this region has it all. ⛺ Must-Visit Local Spots New York City 1. **Manhattan’s Iconic Landmarks**: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (a must for art lovers; closed on Wednesdays, so you can visit the American Museum of Natural History instead), Central Park, the trendy High Line Park, and Hudson Yards for panoramic views of Manhattan. The Louis Vuitton building and Times Square are perfect spots to experience New York’s urban energy. 2. **Downtown Classics**: Feel the financial hub atmosphere on Wall Street, take photos with the Fearless Girl and Charging Bull statues; take the Statue of Liberty Circle Line boat tour, stroll across the Brooklyn Bridge for views of the East River and Manhattan skyline; visit the 9/11 Memorial to honor history, and ascend the One World Observatory for breathtaking cloud-level views. 3. **Unique Venues**: The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum offers a close-up experience of a military giant. Philadelphia Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell are iconic landmarks of American founding history, offering a direct sense of the atmosphere surrounding the Declaration of Independence. A must-visit to understand the origins of the United States. Washington D.C. 1. **Political Landmarks**: Tour the Capitol Hill, stand in the plaza where presidential inaugurations take place to feel the center of power; the White House is a symbolic photo spot in Washington. 2. **Memorial Landmarks**: Climb the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to overlook the Reflecting Pool and revisit the famous “I Have a Dream” speech; the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall conveys the weight of war; the Jefferson Memorial by the Tidal Basin features a beautiful white dome. 3. **Special Architecture**: Get close views of the Pentagon and the Air Force Memorial, and visit Arlington National Cemetery. Niagara Falls and Surroundings 1. **Natural Wonders**: Niagara Falls is the highlight. At night, visit Goat Island to see the falls illuminated in colorful lights; in summer, watch fireworks from Luna Island. Experience the mist up close on the Maid of the Mist boat, walk the wooden boardwalk at the Cave of the Winds, overlook the gorge and whirlpool at Whirlpool State Park, and take a hot air balloon ride at dawn for aerial views of Horseshoe Falls. 2. **Nearby Attractions**: Walk through Watkins Glen Gorge (open May to October) to see layered rock formations and waterfalls; in winter, visit the Corning Glass Center and Corning Museum of Glass to explore glass art; Buffalo’s observation tower offers views of the Great Lakes, and Navy Park recalls the glory of the great shipping era. Boston 1. **Academic Scenery**: Visit Harvard University’s Harvard Yard, Harvard Library, and the statue of John Harvard; feel the tech romance at MIT, and explore the Berklee College of Music. 2. **History and City Views**: Admire the unique architecture of Trinity Church, enjoy the warmth of Boston Common; walk the Freedom Trail to visit 16 historic sites related to American independence; experience local life at Quincy Market and take a Boston Harbor cruise to see the harbor skyline. 🛬 Travel Tips Recommended Travel Time Year-round travel with no seasonal restrictions. Summer offers fireworks at Niagara Falls and lush greenery at Watkins Glen Gorge; winter provides indoor fun at the Corning Museum of Glass. Each season has its own charm. Duration A classic 6-day itinerary that is compact yet rich, covering the core cities and attractions of the East Coast. Itinerary (Forward Route, departures on Monday/Wednesday/Saturday) 1. **Day 1**: Arrive in New York from various locations. Depending on arrival time: before 10:00 AM, full-day Manhattan tour; before 2:00 PM, half-day Manhattan tour; before 5:00 PM, Manhattan night tour. Pickup and meeting points available at New York’s three major airports, Flushing, and Manhattan. 2. **Day 2**: Full-day New York City tour starting from Midtown’s Times Square, visiting St. Bartholomew’s Church, Intrepid Museum, then south to Wall Street and Battery Park. Take the Statue of Liberty Circle Line boat, stroll Brooklyn Bridge, and finish at the 9/11 Memorial and One World Observatory. 3. **Day 3**: Morning trip to Philadelphia to visit Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. Lunch in Delaware. Afternoon arrival in Washington D.C. to tour Capitol Hill, White House, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, view the Pentagon and Air Force Memorial, and visit Jefferson Memorial at dusk. 4. **Day 4**: Head north, after lunch visit Watkins Glen Gorge (winter alternative: Corning Glass Center/Museum), then Buffalo’s observation tower and Navy Park. Arrive at Niagara Falls by evening, night tour of Goat Island, and summer fireworks at Luna Island. 5. **Day 5**: In-depth Niagara Falls tour including Whirlpool State Park, hot air balloon ride, Maid of the Mist boat, and Cave of the Winds boardwalk. Afternoon drive to Boston, arrive and check in at night. 6. **Day 6**: Full-day Boston tour visiting Harvard University, MIT, crossing the Charles River, Trinity Church, Boston Common, Freedom Trail historic sites, Quincy Market, and Boston Harbor cruise. End of tour with drop-off at Boston or New York airports, or disband in Flushing/Manhattan. Reverse Route (departures on Tuesday/Thursday/Sunday) Itinerary order adjusted: Day 1 arrival and tour in New York; Day 2 Philadelphia and Washington; Day 3 Niagara Falls; Day 4 Boston; Day 5 Boston to New York; Day 6 New York City tour; final drop-off only at New York airport. 🏨 Accommodation Guide Basic Accommodation Chain hotels or equivalent in each city, such as Crowne Plaza Newark Airport in New York, Super 8 by Wyndham Frederick in Washington, Buffalo Airport Hotel near Niagara Falls, and Hilton Garden Inn Tewsbury in Boston, ensuring a basic comfortable stay. Upgraded Accommodation 1. **New York Upgrade**: Ramada by Wyndham Flushing Queens on Flushing’s pedestrian street, centrally located for convenient dining and shopping. 2. **Niagara Falls Upgrade**: Wyndham Garden at Niagara Falls, within walking distance to the falls for easy access to waterfall views. 🧡 Tips 1. No age limit for joining the tour, but minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 8 require a safety seat, which can be rented from the travel agency in advance. If not needed on the day of bus travel, rental fees can be refunded. 2. Do not purchase attraction tickets or use CITY PASS independently; all tickets must be bought through the tour guide. Daily included tours are mandatory; optional activities can be chosen based on interest. 3. The travel agency may adjust the itinerary order based on actual conditions. Guides may also change the order or duration of visits due to weather or traffic. Closed attractions will be replaced or viewed from outside without reducing the itinerary. 4. Strictly follow the guide’s meeting times. Vehicles will not wait if you are more than 10 minutes late. Inform the guide in advance and sign a withdrawal agreement if leaving the group early; no refunds for incomplete tours. 5. Complimentary activities cannot be refunded if missed due to force majeure or personal reasons. Smoking is prohibited on the bus and in most hotel rooms; violations incur high cleaning fees payable by the guest. 6. Wheelchairs and pets are not allowed on the tour. Disabled or mobility-impaired travelers must contact the agency before booking to understand policies. 7. Pickup service rules: one free pickup per room. If guests in the same room arrive separately, only one free pickup is allowed. Domestic/international US flight pickups require meeting the guide as scheduled. Guests arriving early in New York can wait at the meeting point for the shuttle; confirm meeting time one day in advance. 8. Return flight times must comply with requirements: Boston airport flights after 1:30 PM, New York airport flights after 8:00 PM. 9. Bus seat upgrades are available in advance: front four rows and middle four rows have exclusive upgrade options; rear six rows can be freely rotated for free. 10. Accurate name, contact, flight, and meeting point information must be provided when booking. Losses caused by incorrect personal information are the traveler’s responsibility.
🏨✨ Cambria Hotel Rehoboth Beach – USA ✨🌊 A modern hotel offering a relaxing atmosphere, perfect for both leisure and travel. 🧳🤍 Spacious, clean, and stylishly designed rooms with comfortable work and lounge areas. 🛋️🛏️ Complete amenities including a swimming pool, fitness center, and spacious common areas. 🌿🏊♀️ Friendly and helpful staff. Make your stay smooth and memorable 😊✨ 📍 Location & Nearby Highlights Close to Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk for strolls, ocean views, shopping, and restaurants 🌅🍦 Not far from Rehoboth Beach, a popular and lively beach 🏖️ Near Tanger Outlets Rehoboth Beach, a shopping destination with famous brands 🛍️ Convenient access to restaurants, cafes, and local attractions 🚗📍 Ideal for those seeking quality accommodation in a great location near the beach with all the amenities 🌊💙 #CambriaHotel #RehobothBeach #USA #BeachHotel #ModernStay #VacationVibes #TravelUSA #SeasideGetaway
✨🏨 Boardwalk Plaza Hotel 🏖️✨ A classic Victorian-style hotel located by the sea, offering a warm, luxurious, and romantic atmosphere 🌊💛 Perfect for couples and family trips. 🛏️ Rooms Spacious, clean rooms with beautiful vintage decor. Some rooms offer direct ocean views. Wake up to the gentle sound of the waves for ultimate relaxation 🌅 🍽️ Food & Service The hotel's restaurant is renowned for its breakfast and afternoon tea ☕🍰. The service is courteous, attentive, and the staff are friendly and impressive. 📍 Location Located on the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk, perfect for leisurely strolls along the beach. Close to many attractions: · 🏖️ Rehoboth Beach (beachfront) · 🛍️ Shops & cafes on the Boardwalk · 🎡 Funland Rehoboth · 🍦 Famous restaurants and ice cream shops nearby · 🛒 Tanger Outlets (short drive) 💙 Ideal for those seeking charming, classic, and tranquil beachfront accommodation while still being close to attractions. #BoardwalkPlazaHotel #RehobothBeach #BeachfrontHotel #VictorianStyle #SeasideStay #DelawareTravel #OceanView #BoardwalkLife #HotelReview
#newcastletrip Newcastle, a vibrant city on the northeast coast of England, offers a unique mix of rich history, breathtaking architecture, and a modern cultural scene. Whether you're an art lover, history buff, or food enthusiast, Newcastle has something special for everyone. Start with Iconic Landmarks 🌉 Begin your journey at the famous Tyne Bridge, a symbol of the city. Take a walk along the Quayside, where you can admire the river views and catch a glimpse of the bustling dockside life. Visit the Newcastle Castle, the city's namesake, and climb to the top for panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes. Delve into History and Culture 🏛️ Make your way to The Great North Museum to discover fascinating exhibits, from Roman artifacts to natural history collections. Nearby, the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art hosts innovative exhibitions and provides a unique creative experience. Don't miss the Victoria Tunnel, a 19th-century underground passage that once carried coal but now offers guided tours with fascinating historical insights. Vibrant Dining and Shopping 🍴🛍️ Explore Grey Street and Eldon Square for top-notch shopping, featuring everything from high street fashion to independent boutiques. For food lovers, Grainger Market offers a variety of local delicacies, while The Quayside serves up fresh seafood with a view. Enjoy a delicious Geordie delicacy like a stottie cake or try some classic Northumbrian food. Relax in Parks and Green Spaces 🌳 Take a relaxing stroll in Town Moor or Leazes Park, offering green spaces perfect for picnics or a peaceful break from the city's hustle and bustle. Enjoy a serene moment in Heaton Park, ideal for a long walk or a leisurely afternoon. Nightlife and Entertainment 🌙🎶 When the sun sets, Newcastle comes alive with a vibrant nightlife scene. The Ouseburn Valley is the place to go for independent bars, live music venues, and cozy pubs. Catch a show at the Theatre Royal or enjoy live gigs at the Academy for a night full of entertainment. Why Visit Newcastle? Newcastle is a dynamic city full of contrasts—ancient history and modern innovation live side by side. Whether you’re seeking culture, entertainment, or food, this city offers a fantastic experience with warm Geordie hospitality to make your visit unforgettable. From the iconic Tyne Bridge to the quirky local pubs, Newcastle is a city that will captivate and charm you at every turn. 🌆🎉
On the morning of August 21, 2024, I strolled through Newark, Delaware, and walked along South College Ave to Newark Train Station. From north to south, I saw the beautiful campus of the University of Delaware, so I walked through it. The Georgian-style old houses from the North American colonial era were very eye-catching. There is a long green space called "The Green" on the central axis of the main campus of the University of Delaware. The school buildings built in different periods are arranged in an orderly manner on the east and west sides, all facing this green belt. The place I walked through today used to be a women's college. According to the introduction, in 1920, one of the first female landscape designers in the United States, Marian Cruger Coffin, designed this southern lawn for the university. After connecting with the northern lawn starting from the south side of the main street, it formed "The Green" that extends south to Park Place. When I returned from the train station, I simply walked through the campus again. There is an introduction in front of each building. The DuPont family has made many contributions to the university. Some areas of the university are under construction. I took the opportunity to recognize the buildings against the construction drawings. After leaving the school, I returned to the New London community. The graffiti outside the record store "Wonderland Records" on the street corner had a different flavor.
On the morning of August 21, 2024, I walked on Main Street in Newark, Essex County, and saw the main campus of the University of Delaware. I went to visit the University of Delaware. Walking south along Main Street, there is a long green belt called "The Green". The buildings are distributed on the east and west sides, all facing the green belt in an orderly manner. Starting from the east side in a clockwise direction, to the Memorial Hall numbered 7; turn to the west side and return to the direction of Main Street. There are 13 old houses in the British Georgian architectural style. The houses are square and symmetrical, with large and square windows, fully reflecting the elegance and order of the university. There is an introduction in front of each building. Either a famous person in the history of the university or a major donor to the school. In short, the buildings are named after people who have made great contributions to the school. I mainly visited the Memorial Hall. The building was the school's original library and was later used to commemorate those who died in World War I. There is a memorial register, which is turned by a special person every day to commemorate. It has a sense of ceremony. It is also very educational for young people. The campus is beautiful. It is very eye-catching all the way. Later, I found out that there is a mystery under their big lawn. Pay attention to green and protect the environment at the same time. It pays attention to history and keeps up with the needs of the times. It is a very good school.
The state offers a variety of landscapes, from beautiful beaches to picturesque rural areas, making the overall atmosphere unique. I enjoyed walking along the beach and visiting nature reserves. 🌅🌳 The service was excellent, with many restaurants offering delicious dishes, especially fresh seafood. The atmosphere in the restaurants was cozy and warm. 🍽️😋 Among the activities, I visited historical monuments and cultural centers, which provided a rich educational experience. 🎉🏛️ I highly recommend everyone to visit Delaware, as it is a great destination for those who love nature and history.
There is an entrance fee -- for non residents it's $10 per car, but it's well worth the fee! Be sure to get the park map. It's not great
M30***41This three-mile concrete promenade is always busy with bicyclists, strollers, diners and people-watchers.
M30***41There is an entrance fee -- for non residents it's $10 per car, but it's well worth the fee! Be sure to get the park map. It's not great
M30***41This three-mile concrete promenade is always busy with bicyclists, strollers, diners and people-watchers.
M30***41This three-mile concrete promenade is always busy with bicyclists, strollers, diners and people-watchers.
M30***41There is an entrance fee -- for non residents it's $10 per car, but it's well worth the fee! Be sure to get the park map. It's not great
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