The Mercer Museum is a six-story reinforced concrete castle designed by Henry Mercer (1856-1930) and completed in 1916. Today, it is one of …
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May 2, 2025
Based on Mercer’s worldly travels and his spoiled life thanks to his Aunt, he was able to put together this amazing castle that will dazzle your eyes everywhere you look based on his delightful tiles…Full review by MsECostello
Apr 28, 2025
Quirky, interesting and fun visit to the unique residence of Henry Mercer. Our guide Blake was very knowlegeable and lead a great tour!Full review by senoraohora
Apr 13, 2025
I recently toured Fonthill Castle in Doylestown, PA, and it was an unforgettable experience. The castle itself is an eclectic piece of history—filled with character, creativity, and charm. Our tour g…Full review by Sloane W
is this acceptable for handicapped person? walker bound
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No. The castle would not be easy to navigate with a walker. There are a lot of stairs. Some are curved staircases. There is no elevator available. Walkways are narrow.
Hi are there many steps in the castle. And are the steps challenging meaning uneven or narrow or winding?
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The castle has winding stairs and the steps are not all even. The railings are not substantial railings that you might expect but did provide something to grab onto in most places. Don't …
The castle has winding stairs and the steps are not all even. The railings are not substantial railings that you might expect but did provide something to grab onto in most places. Don't know how limited your mobility is but it is a unique place to see, even if you can't get to all the upper floors.
Oh dear! I am very sorry to say that this place is definitely not wheel chair accessible. In fact, the uneven steps and small stairs which make this place unique and special make it …
Oh dear! I am very sorry to say that this place is definitely not wheel chair accessible. In fact, the uneven steps and small stairs which make this place unique and special make it challenging for many people who do not use a wheel chair. You could probably get into the tiny vestibule to have a look around, but would not be able to do a tour.
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