Begin this enchanted day by visiting Andalusia, the country estate of the Craig and Biddle families for more than 200 years. The centerpiece is the Greek Revival house with its monumental columned porch, one of the finest surviving examples of this architecture. The "Big House", as it is known, is furnished in a variety of American period styles. The estate grounds also feature a Billiard Room, a Gothic Grotto, the Cottage and a formal garden. The 100-acre estate is buffered by natural woodland preserving its seclusion in an area which saw intense development during the 20th century. (2 hours)
 

Have lunch and a tour at either Glen Foerd on the Delaware or Pen Ryn Mansion. Glen Foerd boasts a grand staircase, Haskell pipe organ and formal art gallery. Pen Ryn, an elegant pre-American Revolution mansion, has a restored theatre organ in its ballroom that can accompany your luncheon. (1½ hours)
 

Visit Pennsbury Manor, William Penn's 17th century country estate. This 43-acre plantation features a manor house with period furnishings, outbuildings, livestock and gardens. (1½ hours)
 

Complete your day by dining at the King George II Inn located in Bristol. Built in 1765, this is the oldest inn in the country in continuous operation. It was the headquarters of General Cadwalder during the American Revolution. Compliment your evening next door at the Bristol Riverside Theatre, Bucks County's only professional theatre, performing award-winning plays and musicals since 1987.

Total miles - 26