- The list below includes 226 free or cheap things to do in or near King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, including 111 different types of inexpensive activities like Cooking Classes, Malls, Landmarks and Tennis.
- From The Justice Bell to King of Prussia Mall, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in King of Prussia and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Philadelphia, Doylestown, West Chester and Media.
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A site of historic interest, Pomona Hall is a colonial mansion that is preserved and administered by the Camden County Historical Society. The building is now a museum with a variety of exhibits.
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The site of the Revolutionary War's Battle of Brandywine, Brandywine Battlefield now offers guided tours (visitors provide their own cars), with stops at the Birmingham Friends Meetinghouse, Birmingham Hill, and Sandy Hill, and lunch at the Northbrook Marketplace. Self-guided exploration always available.
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The Brandywine River Museum is a historic and American art complex, including an extensive collection with works by Andrew and Wyeth. Artworks are housed in a historic grist mill, and guided walking tours of the collection and adjacent farm introduce visitors to the site.
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Part of the Harleigh Cemetery, Walt Whitman's Tomb is the final burial place of well-known poet Walt Whitman. The primary attraction is the tomb itself, which was designed by Walt Whitman in the years prior to his death.
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4533 W Lincoln Highway, Downingtown, PA 19335
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Owned by the skaters themselves, the Brandywine Roller Girls are the county's premiere all-female roller derby league. The league consists of skaters from age 18 through their 50s, and offers empowering entertainment.
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138 S Pine Street, Doylestown, PA 18901
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The James A. Michener Art Museum contains 2,700 items mainly created in Pennsylvania. The museum has a large collection of Pennsylvania impressionist paintings, and furniture from the Arts and Crafts movement.
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Green Hills Farm was the home of Pearl S. Buck for over 40 years. At the home which was constructed in 1825, visitors can see the desk where she wrote 'The Good Earth' along with many artworks from around the world.
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Children are encouraged to dress as their favorite film character, and attend the Saturday Kid's Matinees, while adults are welcome to watch independent art films, foreign films, and classic Hollywood films at The Country Theater. This theater first opened in 1938.
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Located in the palatial home of Henry Chapman Mercer, the Fonthill Museum features scenic grounds as well as a large collection of art and artifacts, including some of Mercer's own tiles. Tours are available, and the museum hosts weddings.
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With both indoor and outdoor tennis courts, Doylestown Tennis Club offers visitors 12 courts to choose from. The club hosts leagues and tennis classes for visitors wishing to compete or improve their skills.