Travel Guide New Hope

40 miles north of Philadelphia, at the border of New Jersey, along the Delaware River. New Hope is a little miracle, an enclave at the heart of the Pennsylvanian countryside. This village boasts its heterogeneous and tolerant population, attracted by the wind of freedom blowing in the area. Go to meet the 2,600 people, tired New York artists to catch every day in the Big Apple, assacted hippies, homos released, but also small couples well under all the rest and grandparents, and especially take the time to come here. With its beautiful houses, good restaurants, theater (recently renovated) which saw Liza Minelli and Robert Redford, and finally its Delaware River, which separates it from New Jersey, New Hope is the ideal getaway of the urban poor. The inhabitants will tell you, "New Hope is a beachtown, without the beach" (New Hope is a seaside town, without the beach). This atmosphere of summer relaxation, even in the middle of winter.