WILMINGTON, DE —The 2025 Brandywine Treasure Trail Passport is now available, offering access to 12 premier cultural attractions in Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley. This one-price ticket, presented by the Greater Wilmington Convention and Visitors Bureau, is the ideal opportunity for locals and visitors alike to immerse themselves in the region’s rich tapestry of history, art, and natural beauty.
On sale now, the passport provides unlimited cultural exploration between May 24, 2025, and October 31, 2025. If you’re seeking the perfect summer of enriching experiences, the Brandywine Treasure Trail Passport offers unbeatable value for individuals and families.
Passport Details
The 2025 passport is available in two formats—print and digital—and comes in two pricing options: $49 for individuals and $99 for families, which includes admission for two adults and up to three children under 17. The passports provide a single-use entry to each of the 12 participating attractions.
Passports can be purchased online or in person at the Greater Wilmington Convention and Visitors Bureau’s Visitor Center, located at 920 Justison Street, Suite 5, Wilmington Riverfront.
Featured Attractions
This unique cultural pass unlocks opportunities to experience some of the most celebrated museums and gardens in the region, including:
- Brandywine Museum of Art – A hub for American art featuring works by the renowned Wyeth family.
- Longwood Gardens – Experience stunning horticultural displays, including a 32,000-square-foot glass conservatory, part of the landmark “Longwood Reimagined” project.
- Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library – Explore unmatched collections of American decorative arts amid beautiful gardens and rolling landscapes.
- Mt. Cuba Center – A peaceful haven dedicated to native plants and over 1,000 acres of diverse ecosystems.
- Nemours Estate – Step into grandeur at this du Pont mansion, home to North America’s largest French formal gardens.
Other notable inclusions are the Delaware Art Museum, Delaware Museum of Nature and Science, Hagley Museum and Library, and the Read House and Gardens. Each site offers an enriching experience for cultural adventurers of all ages.
A Gift of Exploration
The Brandywine Treasure Trail Passport is more than a ticket—it’s a gateway to Wilmington’s vibrant and diverse cultural landscape. With five months to explore, passport holders can tailor their visits to match their schedules, uncovering history, art, and beautiful landscapes at their own pace.
For those envisioning a year filled with exploration and discovery—the 2025 Brandywine Treasure Trail Passport promises unforgettable experiences in the heart of the Brandywine Valley. Purchase your passport now and unlock the treasures of Wilmington’s museums and gardens.
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