- TripBuzz found 175 things to do with kids in or near Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, including 171 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wilmington, Newark, West Chester and New Castle.
- From Marlborough Valley Corn Maize to Anson B Nixon Park, the Kennett Square area offers 99 different types of family activities, including: Family Fun Center, Gardens, National & State Parks and Gift Shops.
- Kennett Square is a quaint borough located in Chester County. The city is known for its mushrooms, as it farms over one million pounds of mushrooms weekly. Visitors come to the city from surrounding areas to attend the annual Mushroom Festival and Parade. Other attractions include local parks and gardens, music venues and a wide selection of eateries.
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143 South Third Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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The Independence National Historical Park features the Liberty Bell Center, Independence Hall, Benjamin Franklin Museum, B. Free Franklin Post Office, City Tavern, Congress Hall, Great Essential Exhibit, and Independence Archeology Lab. The mile long block is where the Declaration of Independence and the United…
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A beautiful park with a bit of history, Franklin Square is one of Philadelphia's original squares. The park offers a playground, miniature golf, and a carousel for some good old fashioned family fun.
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National Constitution Center
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525 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Dedicated to the US Constitution, the National Constitution Center operates as a museum, a national town hall and a focal point of civic education through interactive exhibits, live performances and historic artifacts.
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101 South Independence Mall East, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Core exhibits at the National Museum of American Jewish History trace the story of Jewish immigration to America, from its beginnings in the mid-1600s to present day, including a Hall of Fame featuring eighteen high-profile Jewish-Americans including Albert Einstein, Leonard Bernstein and Steven Spielberg.
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Walnut Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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A walk of reminiscence, Washington Square Park has memorials and landmarks to remind you of America's revolutionary past. The tomb of the 'Unknown Soldier' is guarded at the center of the park by a statue of George Washington himself.
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The unique history and beauty of Philadelphia is displayed on the Big Bus Tours through an authentic London double decker bus. Fully trained guides entertain guests on board with fascinating facts and interesting stories about the city and its inhabitants.
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One of Germantown's eight house museums, Cliveden is the site of the 1777 Battle of Germantown. The building is still riddled with marks of history and tours are offered to educate groups on the war, slavery, and the home owners.
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The tours on the Battleship New Jersey try to be very interactive. Guests to the historical ship are able to walk along the passageways, tight spaces, and main deck with the ability to also visit the deep interior that involves climbing some of the ship's ladders.
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Wiggins Park Marina is not just a marina where boats can be docked for the day or season, but also features a stage for outdoor concerts. On non-event days the spot is ideal for strolls, picnics and barbecues.
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Choose from three tours with AAA Buggy Rides, and spend 35 – 60 minutes experiencing the area's backroads with your tour guide. Departing from Kitchen Kettle Village, certain rides visit a covered bridge, and an Amish farmhouse, where buggy riders can tour the working facility.