Bristol Wharf

The Wharf hasn't changed much since I lived in town, but they've built it up too much, and it's kind of lost it's luster with all the bougie stuff they put there.

A beautiful place to walk along the Delaware River or shop in the town. A lot of history and culture. I'm sure it's a great place to visit during a festival.

Attended the Celtic Fest with my 83 year old Mom. The venue is beautiful on the Delaware River. The Fest featured food trucks, vendors, music and dancing. Its a beautiful place to stroll on any given day....but was even more special with all the extras during the event.

Plenty of benches. Dog friendly. And plenty to see.

Gorgeous free wharf you can walk up to and observe the boats coming and going! The view of the river is absolutely beautiful, especially in the evenings. I love coming here and taking a walk before grabbing food at one of the many restaurants in the area.

The area itself was a pleasant surprise. Clean and well kept with beautiful statues/sculptures and landscaping. The walking path was clear and handicapped accessible. I hoped it would be a peaceful afternoon walk along the riverfront, but instead, my peace was disturbed by some young evangelists with a microphone and VERY LOUD speaker preaching about how we all needed to be saved by Jesus. Unfortunately, there was no way to escape their litany without leaving the waterfront and heading up into town. The streets of town were beautifully lined with cherry blossoms and looked like something out of a painting. Old buildings and distinctive architecture made for an interesting visit. And the food.....delicious! Papa's Pretzel Place was probably the best and freshest soft Pretzel I've ever had, and El Limon Mexican Taqueria did not disappoint!