Entertainment Districts in Wilmington

Brandywine Park along the Brandywine River presents a Frederick Law Olmsted-designed park with the Wilmington Zoo and event space.

Chase Center on the Riverfront is Wilmington's revitalized waterfront entertainment district — a complex of restaurants, bars, cinema, and event venues along the Christina River that anchors Delaware's largest city's downtown revival. The Riverfront serves gaming visitors making the I-95 corridor trip between Atlantic City and Philadelphia.

Christina Landing along the Christina River presents residential and riverfront dining serving downtown Wilmington's revitalized waterfront.

Delaware Art Museum presents Pre-Raphaelite and American illustration art alongside sculpture gardens in Wilmington.

Delaware History Museum on Market Street presents exhibits on state history in downtown Wilmington's cultural corridor.

Delaware Museum of Nature and Science presents natural history exhibits and event programming near Wilmington.

Delcastle Recreation Area presents sports fields and event space serving northern New Castle County.

Hagley Museum and Library presents the original du Pont black powder mills and family estate along the Brandywine River, one of Delaware's most historic sites.

Little Italy on Wilmington's Union Street presents Italian restaurants and bars in one of the city's most historic ethnic neighborhoods.

Market Street in downtown Wilmington presents The Queen theater alongside restaurants and bars along Delaware's main commercial corridor.

Market Street is Wilmington's most historic entertainment corridor — a downtown avenue where the Grand Opera House, excellent restaurants, and outstanding bars create Delaware's most urbane entertainment experience. Wilmington's extraordinary dual identity as a DuPont corporate powerhouse and a working-class Rust Belt city creates an entertainment district of genuine Delaware urban complexity and historical significance.

Nemours Estate presents a 300-acre French-style chateau and gardens built by Alfred I. du Pont, one of the grandest estates on the East Coast.

Rockford Park presents a historic water tower and hilltop views alongside restaurants near Wilmington's Trolley Square.

Rodney Square presents downtown Wilmington's civic center with restaurants and outdoor event space near the Delaware courts.

Trolley Square presents Wilmington's most concentrated bar and restaurant corridor in a historic streetcar-era neighborhood.

Wilmington Riverfront District is Delaware's most spectacular urban entertainment development — a beautifully designed Christina River waterfront where the Chase Center, outstanding restaurants, and the Blue Rocks minor league baseball park create the most complete urban entertainment campus in Delaware. The Riverfront's extraordinary transformation from an industrial wasteland to a vibrant entertainment district represents one of the most successful urban waterfronts in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Wilmington Riverfront along the Christina River presents restaurants and event space in a revitalized former industrial district.

Yorklyn presents the Auburn Heights Preserve steam-car museum alongside restaurants in the Brandywine Valley.