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Brandywine Valley Attractions
The magnificent Brandywine Valley is the home of world renowned attractions made famous by the legacy of the du'Pont family - Longwood Gardens and Winterthur Museum and Country
Estate. Now you can explore these two unrivaled estates with a new discount ticket package! This special offer is available February 1-April 30, 2008. One ticket takes you to
two great gardens, for just $20! Purchase your joint ticket at either attraction. Also re-opening May 1, 2008 after extensive renovations, Nemours Mansion and Gardens is a DuPont
masterpiece that is not to be missed.
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Brandywine Valley Restaurants
The warm weather brings a whole new dimension to the Brandywine Valley dining scene. Long-time favorite Concordville Inn has a wonderful roof-top dining
area and bar. Dilworthtown Inn's outdoor Stable is charming and casual while serving delicious continental fare. The Iron Hill Brewery and Four Dogs Café
are great choices for casual outdoor dining. Enjoy the beauty of Brandywine Valley's countryside as you delight in the cuisine.
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Brandywine Valley Shopping
From large malls to quaint shops, Chester County is home to a unique variety of shopping venues. Charming shops line the streets of towns such as West Chester, Kennett Square and Phoenixville. Antique malls and specialty shops feature one-of-a-kind treasures sure to delight the most discriminating shopper. More >>

Brandywine Valley Historical Sites
History comes alive in Chester County. Experience the Revolution in Malvern at the site of the Paoli Massacre of 1777, which occurred days after the Battle of Brandywine, the largest engagement of the revolutionary war.
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Brandywine Valley Museums
The Brandywine Valley has inspired many to greatness. The legacy of three generations of Wyeth family art can be found at the Brandywine River Museum.
The du Pont family made their fortune and built magnificent mansions along the countryside including Winterthur Museum and Country Estate and Hagley Museum. More >>












