Hamilton Park – Weehawken
An elevated lookout with sweeping views of Manhattan and the Hudson.
Hudson Urban Collection · Guest guide
Discover New Jersey’s Hudson River Gold Coast — waterfront towns, great food, historic neighborhoods and the best Manhattan skyline views, just minutes from your door.
Right outside your door.
An elevated lookout with sweeping views of Manhattan and the Hudson.
Where Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr met for their famous 1804 duel.
Riverside walks, waterfront restaurants, parks and the ferry to Midtown.
A lively multicultural street of Latin American restaurants, bakeries, cafés and shops.
A large park with a lake, walking trails, playgrounds and picnic areas.
Brownstones, a lively dining scene and a waterfront facing Manhattan. Birthplace of Frank Sinatra.
Hoboken’s main street, lined with boutiques, restaurants, cafés and bakeries.
A waterfront promenade linking parks, restaurants and skyline viewpoints.
Landscaped gardens, playgrounds, quiet seating and a small river beach.
The original bakery from TV’s Cake Boss, famous for Italian pastries.
A seasonal waterfront spot with food trucks, outdoor dining and music.
A Beaux-Arts transit landmark with a beautiful stained-glass ceiling.
Historic neighborhoods, world-class dining, public art and views of Lower Manhattan.
An 80-foot sculpture by Jaume Plensa on the Newport waterfront.
Riverside paths, marinas, waterfront dining and panoramic Manhattan views.
A waterfront park with gardens, a playground and an urban sandy beach.
A 50-foot illuminated clock celebrating Jersey City’s industrial past.
One of the best spots to photograph Lower Manhattan, especially at night.
A pedestrian street of international restaurants, cafés and nightlife near Grove Street.
Victorian homes, gardens, cafés and a family-friendly park.
Shopping, dining and entertainment. Most clothing and shoes are sales-tax free in New Jersey.
Green space, history and the closest views of Lady Liberty.
Lawns, walking paths and breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and Manhattan.
New Jersey’s moving memorial: two steel walls facing Lower Manhattan.
The historic terminal that welcomed millions of immigrants from Ellis Island.
Rainy-day favorites and big days out.