Princeton, NJ

Palmer Square offers colonial charm with upscale boutiques and restaurants near Princeton University. Enjoy seasonal events on the town green or dine at the historic Nassau Inn while exploring the cobblestone streets.

Home to the Princeton Tigers, this collegiate stadium combines modern design with Ivy League tradition. Catch a fall football game to experience the vibrant campus atmosphere at its best.

This renowned university museum showcases 72,000 artworks spanning 5,000 years of global history. Explore ancient artifacts and contemporary pieces in thoughtfully curated exhibitions with free admission.

Walk the grounds where Washington's forces secured a critical Revolutionary War victory in 1777. The Clarke House Museum offers fascinating insights into colonial life and battlefield strategy.

This former private estate now houses an exclusive golf club with Gary Player's championship course amid Princeton's lush landscape. Members enjoy the historic mansion clubhouse with elegant gardens.

Take a campus tour or just explore the area of Institute for Advanced Studies, during your travels in Princeton. You can attend a sporting event while in the area.

You can take time to visit Delaware River Heritage Trail Lake Carnegie Trailhead during your travels to Princeton. Check out the shops and top-notch restaurants in this family-friendly area.

Nassau Hall, Princeton's oldest building, hosted the Continental Congress when peace with Britain was announced in 1783. Explore its Georgian architecture and Faculty Room with portraits of notable Princeton figures.