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See the lighthouses. A reminder of New Jersey’s rich maritime heritage, historic lighthouses along the coastline are not only picturesque – they’re pieces of American history. Take a tour of Absecon Lighthouse  in Atlantic City, the state’s tallest lighthouse and the third tallest in the country. View Barnegat Lighthouse, affectionately known as “Old Barney” on the northern...
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It’s undeniable: one of the easiest ways to save money on your New Jersey trip is to take advantage of free attractions. From wooded parks and hiking trails to sunny beaches and boardwalks, there are plenty of free outdoor things to do in New Jersey, but there are lots of other activities that won’t cost a penny either. The next time you visit New Jersey, try this roundup of free attractions. (And...
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Let's hit the trail for seasonal outdoor adventure in New Jersey! Spy blue skies and brilliant fall foliage as you explore these scenic attractions around the state. Download and print this refreshing infographic of 10 cool outdoor activities that are autumn-ready. Bike a rail-to-trail New Jersey offers plenty of biking destinations, whether you're a hard-core mountain biker or prefer...
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Point Pleasant Beach – Kid-Friendly Activities Abound Along The Mile-Long Boardwalk Point Beach Motel When you stay in this family-owned motel, you’re in eye-shot of the beach and only a six-minute stroll to the fun and excitement of Jenkinson’s Boardwalk. Rather call it a pool day? No problem, Point Beach Motel boasts a heated outdoor pool surrounded by comfortable lounge chairs.   The...
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From healthy, farm-fresh produce to over-the-top eats and sugary sweets, these ten foods aren't just a celebration of the season—they put New Jersey squarely on the adventurous cuisine map. Download this food-for-thought infographic as a checklist to create your very own summer tasting trail. Frozen Custard | Sure, you could go to just about any fast food chain and get soft-serve ice...
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1.    Ride The Wheel – Take a thrilling 10-minute journey on the newest and grandest attraction on the famous AC Boardwalk, standing 227 feet tall with 360-degree views and temperature-controlled gondolas overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. It also happens to be the third-largest Wheel in the United States! Love soaring on high-flyin’ rides? Take New Jersey’s 3-day amusement park itinerary...
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Dig into the culinary scene– Savor a kaleidoscope of flavors in this trendy beach town. From the hip, cheery flair and authentic Mexican fare of Pop’s Garage to caviar and steak tartare served in the European-style brasserie of Pascal & Sabine featuring the artwork of Paolo Ventura. For more places to wine and dine this summer, check out our essential NJ outdoor dining guide featuring 35...
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Clover Market | September 22 Collingswood Community Center, 30 E. Collings Avenue This open-air market features 10+ vendors showcasing timeless treasures, antiques and collectibles, vintage jewelry and clothing, plus hand-crafted items and original artworks. Food trucks, music and fun-for-the-whole-family activities add to the experience.  Collingswood Porchfest | September 28 Town-wide Community...
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Grab a Paddle – And let’s go! Kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, outrigger canoeing and more are yours at the Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse on the city’s waterfront. Be sure to ask about free paddling days, river trips and upcoming races on the Hudson River. Get a Taste – Hoboken’s main thoroughfare, Washington Avenue is lined with an exciting array of eateries and drinking spots...
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Take to the Water – Jersey City offers so many ways to navigate the Hudson River. Command your own vessel with Sea the City Jet Ski Tours. See the sights (and get in a leg workout!) with NYC Cycleboats. Enjoy face time with Lady Liberty aboard Statue Cruises. Or set sail with Sailing Islander.   Take a Bite – Jersey City is a coveted foodie destination. So savor international flavors...
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Fall For Antiques   A treasure trove for antiquers, Lambertville proudly stakes its claim as the "Antiques Capital of New Jersey.” Stroll through town for some early holiday shopping or find the perfect pieces to add a touch of vintage charm to your home. Start your hunt at the  Antiques Center at the People’s Store, and be sure to stop by the Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market...
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Antique Hunting – Uncover one-of-a-kind finds from days of old in the “Antiques Capital of New Jersey.” Absolute must-sees include the Antiques Center at the People’s Store, Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market, Midiri Antiques and A Touch of the Past Antiques. You’re sure to stumble upon the perfect treasure for your home. Towpath Exploring – Lambertville boasts some of the most...
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Smart Pursuits - Montclair University boasts a packed calendar with many events open to the public including: The Backend, a group exhibition of works by contemporary artists and Spring Awakening, a musical with performances scheduled throughout the month. See What’s Growing – Stop by the Montclair Farmer’s Market at Walnut Street Station on Saturdays to stock up on homegrown fruits &...
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Experience History So many Northern New Jersey American Revolution Destinations are right here in the town where General George Washington and his troops encamped hundreds of years ago. The biggest military must-see is the Morristown National Historical Park – a four-in-one landmark with Ford Mansion (closed for renovations), Jockey Hollow, Fort Nonsense and The New Jersey Brigade all in one...
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Get Immersed in Art  Make the scene at the Newark Museum of Art. It’s New Jersey’s largest fine art museum and home to collections of more than 300,000 artworks and artifacts in science and natural history. This fall don’t miss exhibitions including Bony Ramirez: Cattleya, Animal Kingdom, Seeing America: 20th & 21st Centuries and more. Rather tap into your own creativity? Get to Glassroots...