My son enjoy visiting Museum. He enjoys learning about history and historical items…read more Everything was so huge but gave you an eye opener of how life was like as an engineer. You learn the story of the hard working people during that time and how different their culture was to our currently. Overall we had a very knowledgeable time. Staff was very helpful and friendly.

This is a small museum with a ton of heart. The volunteers are passionate, the movie is lovingly…read moredone, the docents are professional. I recommend this museum to Roebling locals, engineers and bridge enthusiasts.

Mom and I loved our self guided tour of this fascinating art tile factory. You get to see the tiles…read moremade the way the founder did. The building is so cool and you can buy hand crafted pottery. Loved it!

A "working museum," Moravian Pottery & Tile Works was founded and built by Henry Chapman Mercer in…read morethe early twentieth century, and the facility still produces handmade tiles using techniques that Mercer developed, and reproductions are crafted using his original molds and locally sourced clay. You can show up and just shop in their store (lots of tiles to choose from) or you can take a tour. The tour starts with a video (a pretty old one!) that explains the history and the architecture of the tile works and the process used by the tileworks to make its tile (pretty much the same as 100 year ago). Then you can wander through the self-guided tour path and see a demonstration of some tiles being pressed and talk to the staff about the tiles and process. It's definitely one of the many places worth visiting in Doylestown. It makes a great day or weekend trip combined with some of Doylestown's other attractions (like Mercer's home Fonthill, which is just next door, and the museum he founded in town). The tiles are beautiful, and it was great to learn and see how they're made!

I checked hours on website, called and the site had same hours, but when I arrived they were not…read moreopen and neither phone nor socials listed anytime different. It's frustrating when a site doesn't do any minimum to answer their phone nor update website or socials. There are so many easy ways to be helpful, but alas I was not able to visit and would be unable to return if unsure if/when they are open.

I can't believe I have lived in Trenton NJ for 15 years and never visited this little gem!…read moreI came in early December for their fantastic holiday greens sale. The place was popping! I nabbed some cool and unique gifts and beautiful fresh wreaths. We came back later in December for the annual Hogmanay celebration. Complete with bonfire, lectures and tour of the Trent House. We will definitely be back in the spring when the authentic 1700s gardens start to bloom. Especially the heritage apple orchard. Apples grown through out the 13 colonies as old as 1600s!!

Toiling away in his castle, one of the few remaining classically trained sculptors, Christopher…read moreCollins, painstakingly produces timeless fine art and the occasional cool gorilla sculpture. Need a gift for the oligarch who has everything? How about a museum quality bronze bust or oil-painted portrait?

Visited the gallery and she was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. One of the best informative…read moregalleries in town.

This gallery is a must-visit when spending time in Lambertville. The director is a real pro. She…read moregave me an overview of Kelly's work and unique technique, as well as some cool history about the celebrity collaborations. There was also an interactive element that I haven't seen in a gallery before - I was able to scan codes on my phone for more info about the art. Stylistically I loved that there are some really bold, unique pieces as well as more subdued traditional ones, so the experience definitely evokes a range of positive emotions!

50 trains running. Fabulous man made displays of historical settings. Not to be missed! Good…read morelocation for childrens birthday parties. Started as a hobby that turned into a wonderful museum! A must see for train collectors

This place has been on my radar for a while but I wasn't sure if it would be worth the ride…read moreconsidering some bad reviews. Well... I'm so happy we made it there. My 2 and 3 year old said it was the coolest day ever. It's not the most stunning of buildings and a bit bizarre during certain parts of the tour but it had character and the kids LOVED it. Outdoor train was running and such a blast. Staff were kind and helpful. Overall great experience:

What a wonderful time. A tour of the home of Antonin & Noemi…read moreRaymond during autumn in Bucks County. There was also a sketch event ! Perfect venue and weather!! Absolutely beautiful property and the tour was by the granddaughter of the Raymond Family. A gem in the heart of Bucks County. This farm, home and studio is a MUST SEE. What a peaceful and inspiring country home. What dreams they must have had sleeping here! Contact them and arrange a tour! Hear about this creative super couple ! Antonin was an architect and his amazing wife was an artists herself and a master of so many mediums! (Sculptures, fiber arts, illustrations in The New Yorker! Come and learn connection to Japan. NOTE: Ok to take pictures * without flash .

A fantastic gallery filled with amazing pieces of all sorts. Nicole Bonifay was so warm and…read morecourteous during our visit, I was glad we stopped in. Nicole was fantastic with helping me find a wonderful Marilyn Monroe print that I simply had to have. GDA has such a great vibe thanks to Nicole, the artwork and the brilliance of the space itself.