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Construction on Atlantic City’s world-famous Boardwalk began in 1870, and from then on it has become an America icon. Stroll along the Boardwalk and enjoy ocean views on one side and shopping on the other, ranging from high-end retail to saltwater taffy shops. .
Cape May has some of the most beautiful beaches in the country. From Higbee Beach to Poverty Beach, Cape May is a beach-lovers’ paradise.
The Wildwoods, in southern New Jersey, is renowned for its days and nights of fun and celebration for people of every age and interest. In addition to the expansive (free) beach, there are 38 blocks of exciting boardwalk attractions, restaurants and shopping, including multiple amusement piers with more than 100 rides and attractions. There’s no shortage of things to do in this cherished Jersey Shore town.
Morristown owns its nickname “the military capital of the American Revolution,” but this sophisticated city in Morris County is also a cultural and dining hotspot. You won’t want to miss savoring its eclectic restaurant scene, live performances and naturally scenic surroundings.
A melting pot of cultures and people, Jersey City was the first destination for many immigrants entering the U.S. through nearby Ellis Island, which operated from 1892 until 1954 and processed more than 12 million immigrant steamship passengers. Jersey City still reflects the flavors and influences of international travelers.
American Dream, the second-largest mall in North America, spans 3 million-square-feet in East Rutherford. Known for its indoor theme park, waterpark, ski slope, surf attraction, high-end luxury stores and dining.
Some cities are known for their landmark attractions, action-packed nightlife and unique array of culture and community – and Jersey City is one of them. Liberty State Park offers great views of the New York City skyline and a ferry to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
Get ready to sip and savor the spirited flavors from more than 200 breweries, distilleries and wineries located throughout New Jersey. The state’s craft beer scene is foaming over with more than 100 breweries currently open and more opening their doors soon. The state’s diverse geography and climate produces more than 40 varietals of wine at over 50 New Jersey wineries with many award-winning.