Delaware Academy of Science — Attraction in Delaware

It is an informative and well-curated place, for its size and funding, and specializes in all things local (which is great). Because it does cater to all ages, but has a significant amount for kids, they might want to move anything that shouldn't be touched by kids, especially those that can't read "do not touch" pieces of paper on them. Right when we walked in, we got yelled at by the manager - from the back of the museum - because my little one touched the bear that is literally next to the door when you walk in. It wasn't the most pleasant first impression. Not to mention that the two staff that were there (manager included) talked loudly and otherwise ignored us, only engaging us earlier to make sure that we paid for entry. We definitely did not enjoy it as much as we could have,...

Science centers are great places for traveling families to spend a few hours out of the elements. Unlike most attractions, they have a knack for enlightening and entertaining inquisitive minds at the same time.

The Iron Hill Science Center is located on Robert L. Melson Lane in Newark and has been known to keep visitors engaged for hours.

Its exhibits touch on a variety of topics, including technology, history, art, and the natural world. Many of them focus on how those things relate to the state and local area.

The center’s staff hosts a number of special programs and events throughout the year, too, so check their website before making a...

Lovely small local museum. Exhibits are good for a wide range of visitors' ages. Probably won't take more than half an hour to look at most of the museum but they have many special programs and even homeschool classes, summer camp, and more intense programs based on a theme. General admission is $2. Well stocked and affordable gift shop. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. Recently refurbished and replanted pollinator gardens. I can't recommend it enough especially to families with children from...