Posted in Delaware February 09, 2019 by

This Itty Bitty Delaware City Is Actually One Of The Best Antiquing Towns In The Country

Antiquing is a great way to spend time, and the best antique town in Delaware is one itty bitty city you might never expect. Get in the car and head south, to the land of scrapple factories and hydraulic trebuchets.

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Bridgeville is a tiny Sussex County town that's known for Punkin Chunkin, Apple Scrapple, and for being the best antique town in Delaware.
Flickr / Ken Lund
The town itself is full of quaint antique stores, like Downtown Alley.
Google Local / Stephen Littwiler
Here, you'll find all sorts of things that remind you of your childhood or your grandparents' basements. These unique and antique decorations and gifts are sure to bring back memories.
Facebook / Downtown Alley
Antique Alley is the largest antique store in Delaware, and dozens of vendors carry just about everything you can think of.
Google Local / Antique Alley of Bridgeville
Shop for comic books, records, and home decor. You could easily spend hours browsing here.
Facebook / Antique Alley of Bridgeville
Bridgeville Emporium is one of the town's most underrated antique shops, and it's worth a visit.
Google Local / Bridgeville Emporium
This delightful shop has vintage furniture, housewares, home decor, and everything in between.
Google Local / Bridgeville Emporium
After shopping, stop by the local watering hole, Snappy's, for a hearty homemade meal.
Google Local / Brian and Julee

Where do you love to shop when your antiquing urge strikes? Tell us in the comments below!