Nueva Jersey

Liberty State Park is one of the state's most dramatic thanks to its a spectacular view of the Manhattan, New York City, skyline. From this Jersey City locale, take a ferry to Ellis Island, where 12 million immigrants to the USA passed through between 1892 and 1954, and to the nearby Statue of Liberty, an iconic symbol of freedom.

This entire seaside resort town is a National Historic Landmark District. Discover why when you ride a trolley to admire 600 colorful buildings showcasing Victorian architecture. While there, stay in a splendid inn, eat fresh seafood and go on a winery tour.

Stroll the world’s first boardwalk (opened in 1870) and New Jersey’s longest, and unwind at the Steel Pier amusement park and on the beach. Atlantic City is also one of the most popular destinations for gaming and entertainment on the USA’s East Coast. Step inside for dazzling casinos, live shows, dining and nightlife.

View and interact with 300 contemporary sculptures placed throughout this world-renowned, 17-hectare park, museum and arboretum in Hamilton. Be enchanted by the art and nature, snap a photo of peacocks wandering outside, and head into six galleries for more exhibits.

This legendary Asbury Park nightclub just off the bustling beachfront Asbury Park Boardwalk has long been a launchpad for New Jersey natives and rock stars, such as Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi. Both popular and up-and-coming bands continue to perform there and build on its legacy, so be sure to catch a show.

Delve into the Crossroads of the American Revolution National Heritage Area, encompassing 5,581 square kilometers of New Jersey’s American Revolution battlefields and pivotal historic sites. Significant stops along the trail include Trenton, Princeton, Monmouth and Morristown.

New Jersey boasts dozens of wineries and breweries, and you’ll find many of them in the state’s southern region. Embark on this experience to sample and savor everything from internationally recognized wine to the artistry of locally brewed beer.

The famous Appalachian National Scenic Trail is the world’s longest hiking-only footpath, stretching 3,524 kilometers from Georgia to Maine. Access New Jersey’s 116-kilometer section from mountain- and river-laced Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, as well as several state parks.

The Black experience in the USA has long been shaping New Jersey’s story. Follow along at landmarks spanning the Harriet Tubman Museum, Underground Railroad sites, art and heritage museums, historic towns, cultural and performance venues and more.