The Telegraph (UK) has spotlighted New Hope, PA, in a recent feature highlighting how this "peaceful, sleepy artists’ community on the Delaware River" has become "the escape of choice for the rich and famous."
Read the full article here.
Located less than 2 hours from New York City, New Hope has a rich history of attracting artists, musicians, playwrights and celebrities seeking a retreat from the city.
Establishments featured in the piece that contribute to New Hope’s draw include Avigail Adam Jewelry, Bowman's Tavern, Bucks County Playhouse, Doubles by Human Robot, Ferry Market, George Nakashim Woodworkers Complex, Ghost Light Inn, Logan Inn, Moo Hope Ice Cream, New Hope Railroad, OldeStone, River House at Odette's, The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm and Zoubi.
Recently named one of the East Coast’s most underrated places by Travel + Leisure and featured in Condé Nast Traveler for its lasting appeal among artists, creatives, and travelers, Bucks County offers a distinctive blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. Featured in The New York Times in 2025, New Hope continues to earn national recognition as a cultural hub, known for its eclectic mix of art galleries, live entertainment, unique dining and boutique shops.
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Contact:
Megan Connelly
Communications & Marketing Manager
Visit Bucks County
215-639-0300 ext. 237
About Visit Bucks County:
Visit Bucks County (VBC) promotes travel to and within Bucks County, Pennsylvania. As the County’s official destination marketing organization, VBC drives visitation, increases overnight stays and fuels the local economy by promoting all there is to see and do in Bucks County. VBC supports local businesses in the tourism and hospitality industry, including lodging, attractions, restaurants, retail, events and more. Annually, Bucks County welcomes more than 8.4 million visitors, generating nearly $1.3 billion in economic impact and supporting a total hospitality workforce of 29,397 jobs.
