The Delaware Valley-based OBGYN and Infertility Group is the only clinic of its kind in Pennsylvania. The small, picturesque New Hope is located on the Delaware River in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, south of Philadelphia. About halfway between the two cities, New Hope is convenient for travelers who want to stay overnight and cross the Delmarva River the next day. In the middle it is divided by the river where George Washington made his famous river crossing in 1776.

You can drive here or rent a car from the airport or take the SEPTA regional train to Doylestown, where you can take a taxi that will take you 10 miles to New Hope. There is also an airport on the corner of Delaware and Delaware streets in New Hope, about a half-hour drive from Philadelphia.

If you don't want to drive, it's easy to get to New Hope, just check out the "New Hope" website, which provides information about the city, its history and even train timetables. You can also learn more about the history of the New Hope on a tour or a museum tour, as well as in a history book and a photo book. It is also home to a major airport serving Philadelphia and New York City, with flights to and from both cities.

The Parry Estate was a community centre for public activities in New Hope and is one of the buildings still open to the public for guided tours. It is registered on the National Register of Historic Places, along with several other historic buildings in the city, such as the Old Town Hall and Pennsylvania State Capitol.

New Hope is also home to the New Hope Ivyland Railroad, which offers scenic excursions and passenger trains between New Hope and nearby Lahaska. The Bucks County Carriage offers rides of 10 - 20 minutes to and from the city of New Hope. The city has a train station where visitors can ride a restored vintage train from the 1920s, and there is an open-air museum and a museum with a collection of historical photos and artifacts from around the world.

There is a run, so take advantage of the scenic views and spend a lazy day by the water or swim in the lake.

Just minutes from New Hope, a visit to Buckingham Valley Vineyards is a great way to end the day. This riverside restaurant is a trendy place in New York, and world-class chefs bring a world of taste to the restaurant, making it one of the most popular restaurants in the area.

Stars from the theater, stage, opera and music come regularly to New Hope, PA for short trips. If you're planning a visit, make sure you book a ticket to the New York City Opera House for a special performance of "The Phantom of the Opera" at River House Odette's, or if you're planning a trip to New York. Hope Next year, you can visit the Odettes'S River House. Plan your visit and look for bookings for the Opera House's annual New Year's Eve performance.

Please contact us today for an appointment and we look forward to hearing more about the New Year's Eve special performance of the New Hope Opera House.

After hearing a lot about it from a few friends, I went to visit New Hope, Pennsylvania. At that time, it also led to a large number of cultivated travelers, who shaped the city into the center it is today. Located on the banks of the Allegheny River, north of New York City and south of Philadelphia, New Hope was an active and prosperous city, but it was soon overshadowed by Lambertville on the New Jersey side of the river. The railroad that connected the two cities, however, gave rise to a much greater "New Hope."

The picturesque landscape attracted travellers to visit and inhabit the Neue Hoffnung permanently. Bucks County actually had a very active system of train lines during that time, but none came to New Hopes. In 1966, the North Pennsylvania Railroad was completed, which was later taken over by Reading Railroad, and it was bought and renamed the New Hope Ivyland Railroad.

The line ended, as the name suggests, in New Hope, connecting the city with Trenton, ending at the Trentons Ferry and ending in Morrisville, where passengers could connect to an overhead line to Philadelphia. The renaming of the "New Hope Mills" to "New Hope Mills" was the first step in changing the names of the cities from Coryell Ferry to New Hope. There are a number of small towns in the New Hopes area, most of them tiny, but with many preserved 18th and 19th century buildings, many of which are now inns. They are called New Hope or New Court and house some of Bucks County's oldest and most beautiful historic buildings.