Welcome to the Landmark Towns region of Bucks County, Pennsylvania!
Located in the heart of Bucks County, along the Delaware River & Canal, the historic boroughs of Bristol, Morrisville, New Hope and Yardley, PA offer an unforgettable experience. The Landmark Towns communities are rich in history, the arts and culture, recreational opportunities, shopping, dining and heritage attractions.
We invite you attend our events, tour our walkable, historic Main Streets, dine in our fine restaurants or join us for an evening of award winning theatre, followed by a night in a romantic B&B.
Experience and enjoy the Landmark Towns of Bucks County. Find out for yourself why the region has been named one of the "Top 29 Places to Visit in the World" by Sherman's Travel and one of the "Top 20 Sightseeing Destinations" by LIFE Books.
Feature of the Week
Grundy Museum & Library
Joseph R. Grundy (1863 – 1961) was a businessman (textiles, banking, newspapers, and real estate) active in the civic affairs of Bucks County and Pennsylvania who eventually served in the United States Senate, but his heart always remained true to the Bristol Borough community in which he lived. Upon the Senator's death in 1961, his Last Will & Testament established the Grundy Foundation, which carried on his tradition of giving back to his community by directing that the family home, situated along the banks of the Delaware River in Bristol Borough, become a museum of local history. Named in honor of his sister Margaret, who preceded him in death, the Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Museum depicts a genuine Victorian-era experience. For more information, callPhoto Courtesy of Grundy Museum & Library
