Flights To : New Jersey

Top Attraction :

• Atlantic City and The BoardWalk: The city of Atlantic is famous for its BoardWalk. The boardwalk is four-mile-long and was constructed in 1870. The best tourist spot on the boardwalk is Steel Pier and amusement park built in Carnival style. The Amusement park was climate-controlled gondolas the gives the visitors the best view of the city.
• Boardwalk Hall: Another destination in the city of Atlantic that is famous for hosting concerts and Miss America Final events.
• The Old Victorian Cape May: Located on the southern tip of the state of New Jersey, on the Delaware Bay is famous for summer houses of six former American Presidents, Fine beaches, Cape May Point Lighthouse built-in 1859. The area also is home to many Victorian Style Houses and best of the lot is Emlen Physick Estate. The estate is now converted into an 18-room mansion, a great example of an American Stick Style of Architecture that was built in 1879.
• Liberty State Park: The Park is overlooking Upper New York, Liberty Island, and Ellis Island. The park contains memorials and monuments like Liberation, Holocaust, Empty Sky a memorial that includes two 210 feet long walls, the contains the name of all the victims who died in 9/11 and the ones who had family in New Jersey.
• Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Park: The park covers an area of 70,000 acres with its border between New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The New Jersey section of the park includes Millbrook Village, a 19^th-century community that displays traditional crafts and the Kittatinny Point Visitor Centre. The Minisink Archaeological Site is also another main attraction in the park.
• Princeton and Battlefield State Park: The University of Princeton is responsible for the international reputation of the small town of Princeton. The University was established in the year 1756 and it spreads over 1600 acres. This was the institute that Albert Einstein carried out his final work. Princeton Battlefield State Park is the 200-acre location of the Battle of Princeton of 1777, it depicts Washington's Victory over the British. The park also includes the 1772 Museum that was used as a hospital by the troops belonging to both sides during the war.