The oldest history museum in North Carolina, covering the Cape Fear region's history and science.
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An 1858 opera house still in use as a theater, sharing a building with Wilmington's city hall.
Wilmington's art museum, with North Carolina art and a Civil War battle site on its grounds.
A World War II battleship moored on the Cape Fear River as a memorial and museum.
A riverfront park honoring Harriet Tubman and Thomas Garrett.
A historic grist and woolen mill and farm on Red Clay Creek.

The studios and performance space of OperaDelaware.

The Delaware Historical Society's research library and archives.
A restored 1915 theater on Market Street, now a live music venue.
A theater for young audiences in a historic Wilmington building.

A community arts center offering classes and performances in downtown Wilmington.
Delaware Theatre Company presents live theatre and other performing-arts experiences for public audiences.
The Playhouse on Rodney Square presents live theatre and other performing-arts experiences for public audiences.
The Baby Grand presents live theatre and other performing-arts experiences for public audiences.

The Grand Opera House presents live theatre and other performing-arts experiences for public audiences.
Marian Coffin Gardens at Gibraltar preserves a designed landscape and welcomes visitors for horticultural, historical, and educational experiences.
Goodstay Gardens preserves a designed landscape and welcomes visitors for horticultural, historical, and educational experiences.

Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame welcomes visitors to explore exhibitions and collections interpreting art, history, science, or culture.