The phrase "a worthwhile visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a visit that is valuable or beneficial in some way.
Example: "The museum was a worthwhile visit, offering insights into the local history and culture."
Alternatives: "a valuable trip" or "a meaningful excursion."
Another worthwhile visit is to the Dickinson County Historical Society's Heritage Center, a museum that offers an excursion through history and a ride on a fine old carousel dating from about 1900 - a registered national historical landmark.
The product is just a curiosity now, but the villages that were based around the industry still make worthwhile visit.
"It has been fascinating to see how Marks Hall has been developed by skilful and imaginative planting – it's worthwhile visiting any time of the year.
Let us know which U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization sites have been worthwhile visits for you.
With Argentina's wine receiving international attention and luxury hotels like Cavas Wine Lodge, which opened in late 2005, offering upscale accommodations, travelers are finding this a worthwhile region to visit.
Even if it doesn't work out to do a tour, The Forum is still a worthwhile place to visit to appreciate the interesting architecture, grab a coffee or explore one of the many free exhibits throughout the year.
Kerrilynn and Cindy offer cutting edge brands that makes every visit a worthwhile one," Swift said.
After reading the interview below, if you also agree that a Museum of Political Corruption sounds like a worthwhile idea, you can visit the museum's official website to offer your support and donations (they're also on Facebook).
London's Italian community have been marking the 150th anniversary in fine style this spring, and there is a worthwhile free exhibition about the visit in the Freemasons' Hall in Covent Garden until 29 August.
