Visit Georgetown, Delaware
Georgetown, the county seat of Sussex County, offers scenic beauty, history, a coastal airport, a speedway, unique shops like craft barns and antique stores, easy access to ocean beaches, and more. Home to about 7,000 residents, Georgetown’s charm, beautiful and historic downtown circle, and lively spirit make it a must-visit destination.
Places to Stay in Georgetown
You can choose to book your stay in modern hotels, nearby cozy inns, or vacation rentals.
Georgetown Restaurants
Georgetown’s dining scene is eclectic and fabulous. Enjoy deliciously authentic cuisine from talented Mexican and Central American restaurateurs or American fare at downtown eateries near The Circle and along Route 113. Visit Fat Daddy’s on 404 for some of the best brisket and sides you’ll ever eat. Make sure to visit the local craft brewery!
Things to Do in Georgetown, DE
Stroll The Circle, a lovely historic centerpiece with a park and fountain surrounded by historic buildings, or explore the Marvel Museum, an antique village featuring Nutter Marvel’s carriages, a 1833 schoolhouse, and a telephone museum. Shop craft barns and antique stores or take in a race at the Georgetown Speedway. Visit the Treasures of the Sea Exhibit at Delaware Technical Community College. Visit the Aviation Museum at Delaware Coastal Airport. Take in a show at Possum Point Theatre.
Experience Georgetown Events
Georgetown’s community spirit shines in its standout events. November’s Return Day, held every two years, is a Delaware exclusive and celebrates election results with parades, a hatchet toss, and an ox roast at The Circle. Every October, Wings & Wheels at the airport dazzles with vintage planes, classic cars, and WWII tributes. September’s Festival Hispano fills the streets with music, dance, and diverse flavors, and holiday season brings the Christmas Parade and caroling on the Circle.
Georgetown Photos
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