Best places: Historical landmarks in Montgomery Township, United States

Visitors can tour the historic building used as a war room by the namesake general in 1777-78.

Museum of Eastern & Western religious history housed in a medieval-style castle, with daily tours.

👍👍 This place is beautiful. The Mansion trails are a great place to take a walk or enjoy a picnic. I can’t wait to come back and experience the holiday house.

Outdoor theater with covered & lawn seats in Fairmount Park hosting summer performances & concerts.

More than 175 species of birds & 5 hiking trails plus the Audubon museum on the grounds.

This structure built in Japan in 1953 has a mural exhibit, plus tranquil, landscaped grounds.

👍👍 A beautiful mansion along the Delaware River located on State Road and Grant Avenue. The grounds are well groomed and landscaped. There is a large rose🌹 garden with several varieties. Many large trees who weathered the test of time to tower upward towards the sunny blue sky on this day. Wonderful v...

👍👍 One of my favorite natural wonders in Philadelphia. They recently renovated the section next to the train station, and the ducks there are so lovely. I also enjoy the bird watching, goats, chickens and bee hives. There are multiple working farms, private gardens, joyous fauna and wildlife. They ofte...

Sprawling acreage with picnic areas, pond & tours of a landmark 18th-century governor's mansion.

An old colonial stone house is the backdrop for creative New American cooking with Asian accents.

Whimsical dwelling with 300+ pieces of wood furniture & sculpture made by artist Wharton Esherick.

Beer sales along with weekly tastings & tours in a brewery originally built in 1885.

Boutique hotel on a remodeled country estate offering modern rooms, an outdoor pool & tennis courts.

👍👍 This is our little slice of heaven. Completely enclosed, these gorgeous grounds are maintained by a wonderful staff and there’s so much to offer. Honeyfest in the fall(pictured). Celebration of the Roses in the Spring. Events throughout the year. Historic house tours year round. The community far...

👍👍 Phenomenal cave. I walked two hours to get here and it was worth every minute. A kind man even granted my friends and I some alone time with the cave so we could truly savor the experience. Could not recommend enough.

👍👍 The property was a summer residence for the Benjamin Chew family in a much earlier time in Philadelphia's history the location contains three buildings a carriage house which is air condition the main house which is under somewhat of Renovations but definitely available for tours and a groundskeepe...

👍👍 Beautiful, well preserved and restored farmstead of Peter and Rosanna Wentz. They settled here in 1744 and moved into the new house in 1758. The interior of the home has decor and character in keeping with wealthier farmsteads. The home and barn are very large and there are many other smaller buildi...

👍👍 The Wagner natural history museum is another Philly first, tucked away on the Temple U campus. For more than 160 years, it's offered free science education programs to adults and now for all ages. The museum preserves its 19th century layout.There are rows of glass-cased specimens with antique hand-...

Historic country home featuring a columnated Greek Revival facade, period furnishings & gardens.

👍👍 We visited Pennhurst this past Saturday during Paracon. Every single employee we encountered was kind and helpful. Bernie and Donna were fantastic and shared their insights with us regarding their employment at Pennhurst. We checked out the museum and soaked in all the information we possibly could...