"Chadds Ford Bed and Breakfast Inns" have the distinct privilege of being located in the same town where the Brandywine River Museum is located. This is where the best internationally known artist, Andrew Wyeth, exhibits his extraordinary masterpieces, right next to the works of his son, Jamie and father N.C. Wyeth's art. The museum also showcases the works of others in the Brandywine school. Wonderful tours of N.C.'s home and studio and the Kuerner farm, setting for many of Andy's paintings are available as well as the vibrant, Victoria Wyeth, Andy's grandaughter's personal and revealing tour and talk about the life of the grandfather she obviously adores. Learn also about the Brandywine Conservancy's efforts to keep this portion of this country's bucolic, extraordinarily beautiful countryside, as it is, unspoiled by rampant development. See the rolling hills, acres of unspoiled land, the beautiful Brandywine River that the valley is named for. Enyoy the adventure of canoeing or kayaking down the river. Retire to the Chadds Ford Bed and Breakfast Inns to enjoy the "fruits" of your labor, after visiting one of the "pick your own" orchards in the area. Those fruits will go great with one of the local, atisinal cheeses from our local makers, not to speak of a bottle of local wine. Special wine passports are available exclusively at the Chadds Ford, PA Bed and Breakfast Inns, to visit all six of the Brandywive Valley Wine trail members. These passports also include a wine tasting glass engraved with all six winerie's names. From Chadds Ford, you will not have to venture more than a few minutes, to visit Kennett Square's Longwood Gardens, the world's premiere garden and Winterthur, the former Dupont estate, now home to an incredible museum dedicated to American fine arts.These are just two of the myriad closeby attractions available at the Pennsbury Inn's Chadds Ford Pennsylvania location.