One Day Itinerary in Media, PA

  • Breakfast at Seven Stones Cafe (8:30 AM)
    Located in the heart of Downtown Media, Seven Stones Cafe is a cozy breakfast spot offering delicious pancakes, omelettes, and coffee.
  • Hiking at Ridley Creek State Park (10:00 AM)
    Ridley Creek State Park is a beautiful park located just a few minutes outside of Media. With over 13 miles of hiking trails, this park offers a peaceful escape into nature.
  • Lunch at Diego's Cantina (12:30 PM)
    Head back to Media for some delicious Mexican food at Diego's Cantina. From tacos to fajitas, there's something for everyone.
  • Shopping at State Street Market (2:00 PM)
    State Street Market is a unique boutique with a wide variety of products, from artisanal foods to handmade jewelry.
  • Visit to Tyler Arboretum (4:00 PM)
    Tyler Arboretum is a stunning 650-acre botanical garden that is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the natural world.
  • Dinner at La Belle Epoque (6:00 PM)
    French cuisine is on the menu at La Belle Epoque, a local favorite in Media. Enjoy escargots, coq au vin and a glass of wine.
  • Live music at 320 Market Cafe (8:00 PM)
    End the day with live music and drinks at the 320 Market Cafe. Known for their craft beer and cocktails, this is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Seven Stones Cafe (1 hour, $10)
  • Ridley Creek State Park (2-3 hours, free)
  • Diego's Cantina (1 hour, $20)
  • State Street Market (1-2 hours, varies)
  • Tyler Arboretum (2-3 hours, $15 admission fee)
  • La Belle Epoque (1.5 hours, $50)
  • 320 Market Cafe (2 hours, varies)

  • Total Estimated Costs: $95

Transportation

Media is a walkable town with most attractions located within a few blocks of each other. Parking is available throughout downtown and at each attraction. Uber and Lyft are also available for those needing a ride.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting other nearby attractions such as Longwood Gardens or the Brandywine River Museum of Art. For those with less time, skip the shopping and head straight to Tyler Arboretum for more outdoor time.

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