Princeton. Not Just A Town. An Experience.

The Princeton Region evolved from significant events of American history and is known for its charming hometown feel. There is something for everyone to enjoy in the Princeton Region where you will find world renowned centers of learning, historic landmarks, five star restaurants, professional sports, top notch entertainment, internationally acclaimed arts & theater, first-class shopping as well as many parks and recreation areas.

The treasures of the Princeton Region are abundant whether you are visiting for a few hours, days or weeks. The Princeton Region is composed of 18 charming towns and villages, all surrounding the world famous University and creating a diverse and interesting mini-metropolis that is located midway between Philadelphia and New York. The Princeton Region has the accommodations and amenities that rival any major destination. Enjoy your time where the footpath of history blends with the excitement of a thriving center of commerce and economic development. For specific information about activities, upcoming events and other information make sure to visit www.visitprinceton.org.

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Atlantic City. Do Anything. Do everything. Do AC.

Do dinner by the ocean and champagne breakfast in your ocean view room. Shop all day and dance all night. Start the day with a poolside massage and end it with poolside karaoke. Do anything. Do everything. Visit www.doatlanticcity.com and Do AC.

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Long Beach Island Region of the Jersey Shore

Long Beach Island Region of the Jersey Shore With free concerts and events throughout the summer, Victorian Amusement Park, High Energy Water park, maritime museums, children's and main stage professional theater, and an iconic lighthouse; Long Beach Island is truly a quintessential family vacation destination. Eighteen miles of sugar sand beaches, idyllic seaside towns, and stunning natural beauty invite visitors to enjoy shore favorites while inspiring new traditions!

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Discover the Character of Morris County & Morristown

Morris County and Morristown New Jersey offers much in the way of historic getaways, cultural heritage, parks and recreation, wedding and banquet facilities, corporate meeting spaces, cultural venues and things to do. The Morris Museum, the Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, Revolutionary War sites and Morristown National Historical Park are just a few of the world class attractions that Morris County has to offer travelers to New Jersey. Ideally located 25 miles west of New York City , Morris County makes a perfect location to experience a diverse vacation with your family and friends.

The Morris County Tourism Bureau is a destination marketing organization that positively affects the economy of Morris County by promoting the area's exceptional historic, cultural and recreational opportunities by providing services to residents, business travelers and tourists.

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The Sussex Skylands - Sussex County, New Jersey

The Sussex Skylands, New Jersey 's "Great Northwest," is a four season destination only 40 miles from New York City . The area's serene natural beauty and its proximity to "The Big Apple" make it a favorite getaway destination. Located in Sussex County , NJ , the Sussex Skylands is home to Mountain Creek and Crystal Springs Resort with its 7 World-Class golf courses, 2 luxury day spas, several fine-dining locations, the nation's largest wine cellar (over 130,000 bottles), a water park, and its two newest attractions - the Zipline Adventure and the Mountain Coaster.

The Sussex Skylands also contains an enduring geological mystery - a world-famous mineral deposit just an hour's drive from midtown New York ! The industrial complex that was once the Sterling Hill zinc mine is now open to the public as the Sterling Hill Mining Museum . Visitors to Sussex Skylands will also enjoy its wineries, antique shops, and 7 state and federal parks with miles of trails (including 40 miles of the Appalachian Trail ) for hiking, biking, and wildlife observation.

Visit www.sussexskylands.com or call 973-579-1811 for information. Supported in part by a grant from the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism.

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Somerset County Tourism

Somerset County, New Jersey, is a sophisticated eco-wellness destination of parks and arts, renowned events and conscientious indulgences: a destination "At the Heart of it All".

Here, you can experience an abundance of wholesome pursuits from environmental education and farm-to-table dining to medi-spas as well as a wide variety of active recreational opportunities. Somerset County is a place you can feel good about visiting, whether you wish to pursue a vigorous itinerary or simply kick back and relax.

Stay in one of our many lodging options, from a cozy bed & breakfast to a major hotel. Play at numerous historic sites, pristine parks, superior golf courses and world-renowned gardens. Take in equestrian and biking events, enjoy upscale shopping, or Eat delicious cuisine from around the world. Meet your friends and family at one of our fine event spaces to celebrate a special occasion.

Right in your own backyard, Somerset County is the perfect New Jersey getaway.

For information and to plan your Somerset getaway, visit www.visitsomersetnj.org. Supported in part by a grant from New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism

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Discover NYC's Backyard, The Meadowlands Liberty Region

The Meadowlands Liberty region has all of the ingredients for indoor and outdoor fun – the world's most spectacular sports and entertainment, America's most historic landmarks, fabulous dining, miles of nature trails and much, much more…all with New York City as a dramatic backdrop.

There are hundreds of ways to discover this vibrant area situated just outside of Manhattan between the Statue of Liberty and the George Washington Bridge. Take a boat tour of the Hackensack River and see rare and endangered birds fly against the backdrop of the New York skyline. Visit Liberty State Park where you can enjoy dramatic views, catch a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island and experience Liberty Science Center's amazing exhibits and the world's largest IMAX® dome theater. Transport yourself back to 14th century Spain at Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament or see the world's top sports and entertainment at Met Life Stadium or the IZOD Center…just to name a few.

To book your stay in the Meadowlands Liberty Region, visit www.MLCVB.com or call 877-MLCVB-US.

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Come to Hunterdon County, NJ to Unwind, Relax and Remember.

Just an hour from both New York City and Philadelphia, Hunterdon County is perfect for a day trip or getaway weekend...

We are teeming with places to visit and things to see and do. Hunterdon County is home to historic river towns, fine dining, a variety of shopping options, 8,000 acres of parkland, wildlife and historical treasures. Visitors can stroll or ride a bicycle the length of the canal path along the Delaware River from Lambertville to Frenchtown or along the many miles of scenic country roads. We also have vineyards, museums and galleries, several gorgeous golf courses and comfortable accommodations. Hikers have the option of any one of the many preserved wildlife parks and fishermen hail from far and wide to sample the trout fishing in the Ken Lockwood Gorge. All in all, visitors to Hunterdon County are in for an exhilarating and relaxing adventure. A visit to Hunterdon County New Jersey can provide a few lazy days on the porch of an inn or quaint bed and breakfast where you can sample fine local fare and wines. Whatever your itinerary, touring Hunterdon County provides a bounty of attractions and experiences. Visit www.ExperienceHunterdon.com for our Calendar of Events and more information about Hunterdon.

Supported in part by a grant from the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism.

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Discover Trenton - the center of New Jersey arts, and the cradle of the American Revolution

Rich in history and easily accessible from New York and Philadelphia, Trenton is emerging as New Jersey's foremost destination for culture and the arts. With its distinctive exhibits, exceptional entertainment venues, and a variety of eclectic dining options, Trenton is more than just the State capital of New Jersey.

Walk in the footsteps of the American Revolution at the Old Barracks Museum, or explore natural history and fine art at The State Museum and Planetarium just steps away. Enjoy the grand architecture of the gold dome and rotunda at the New Jersey State House, Ellarslie Mansion and The Trenton City Museum in Cadwalader Park.

Take in a show at the War Memorial or Passage Theater at The Mill Hill Playhouse. Catch a spectacular event at the Sun National Bank Center then walk over to Trenton Social for a craft brew and a bite to eat. Dig into a Tomato Pie, or one of our other regional and ethnic specialties. A Trenton Thunder baseball game at Waterfront Park is the perfect dessert after dining al fresco at Rho Ristorante on the scenic Delaware riverfront.

These are just a few of your options. Historic Trenton has free and affordable attractions for the entire family, in every season.

Discover Trenton, your capital destination. Learn more at destinationtrenton.com

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Central Jersey, the heart of New Jersey

Central Jersey is the ideal destination to experience the art, culture, diversity, and history New Jersey has to offer. Comprised of historic landmarks, decant restaurants, top notch shopping, picturesque parks, and its renowned art and theater districts; Central Jersey is truly the idealistic location for leisure travel.

The richness found within the culture and history of Central Jersey is unparalleled to any other New Jersey region. Seen as a prime location between New York and Philadelphia , Central Jersey 's unique atmosphere will surprise you. With attractions like the Thomas Edison Center , the State Theatre, iPlay America , and Rutgers University ; there is something here for the whole family to enjoy! For more information about upcoming events and attractions in Central Jersey please visit www.gocentraljersey.com.

Supported in part by a grant from the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism.

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Before you hit the road, grab all your road trip essentials at Fairway Market!

Fairway Market opened its first store in NJ in Paramus in 2009, and it's about time that we gave the Garden State another. We are excited to bring to Woodland Park all of the things that have made Fairway Market a food store legend. Bask in over 63,000 sq. ft. of the freshest produce, piled high and delivered daily; hand-selected USDA prime meats, custom cut the old fashioned way by a trained butcher; a huge assortment of wild and local-caught seafood, some caught by our own head of seafood, Captain Tony Maltese; more than 600 artisanal cheeses; the largest selection of the highest quality imported specialty items that you won't find anywhere else; Fairway's famous directly imported barrel olive oils from the most recent harvest, available at such ridiculously low prices you won't believe the value; nearly 100 coffees from all over the world, made from the highest quality, hand-picked Arabica beans freshly roasted on premises; hand-crafted baked goods and legendary NY bagels; hand-pulled fresh mozzarella made daily; an extremely impressive selection of organic, natural and gluten-free foods; plus a large selection of traditional groceries.

We are proud to bring to Woodland Park an extensive kosher offering including a large selection of OU certified poultry and meats, and KOF-K certified meats and poultry cut in-store with a Mashgiach on premises. Also, don't miss our KOF-K certified bakery, premises-roasted coffees, kosher rotisserie chickens, Fairway EVOOs, fresh kosher fish selection, and fresh nut butters. You have to see it to believe it. Visit us today!

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CoCo Key Indoor Water Resort

With over 55,000 sq. ft. of indoor water park, 150,000 gallons of water, state of the art arcade and multiple dining options CoCo Key Water Resort and The Hotel ML have A LOT to offer!

Located in South Jersey, just twelve miles from Downtown Philadelphia, you'll find The Hotel ML. The Hotel ML offers the luxuries and amenities of a premier hotel, while providing a unique resort atmosphere for time-starved families to reconnect and unwind.

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NJ's Southern Shore: Cape May and Cumberland counties of New Jersey

Are you looking for the perfect vacation? Your journey begins at NJ's Southern Shore. Located at the southernmost tip of New Jersey, Cape May County boasts more than 30 miles of sugary-white sandy beach rated by Trip Advisor users as the best in the U.S. and the world. In Cumberland County, the beaches stretch for 42 more miles on the bayfront in on the Delaware Bay. It's all about the water here with the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Delaware Bay to the west and channels, sounds and inland waterways. From deep sea fishing to back bay crabbing, paddling a kayak to riding a wave runner to sailing, fishing and canoeing in the many rivers, lakes and streams. The Boardwalks have an atmosphere that is unique with roller coasters, bumper cars, Ferris Wheels, and spinning, zipping and reeling rides that are not for the faint of heart. A centuries-old glassmaking industry in the City of Millville has given-rise to such attractions as the Glasstown Arts District and WheatonArts and Cultural Center offering an abundance of specialty shops and museums. While you're here, don't miss seeing the longest road track in North America—the New Jersey Motorsports Park—open on 700 acres offering a full slate of major spectator races. Check out the vineyards and wineries in the state's southernmost counties. What's wine without food? Of course there are fabulous Italian restaurants, plus Irish pubs, Asian, Thai, Indian and other ethnic favorites, all well represented throughout Southern New Jersey.

Your journey begins at NJ's Southern Shore. 1-800-227-2297 or visit www.njsouthernshore.com. Supported in part by a grant from the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel & Tourism.

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