Jersey City & Hoboken
The two Jersey cities that New Yorkers are most familiar with, thanks to their close proximity and ease of commuting into Manhattan are Hoboken and Jersey City. Both cities offer a big-city feel, with lots of nightlife, events, and dining options with a bustling downtown scene that draws people both near and far.DiningJersey City and Hoboken both share an eclectic dining scene with new restaurants and eateries opening frequently throughout the year. From rustic cocktail bars, and lively neighborhood joints to intimate Italian locales and late-night favorites there is something to appease everyone’s taste.
ShoppingFrom vintage finds to modern city-chic looks, there is plenty of shopping to be done in the neighborhoods of Hoboken and Jersey City. Classy, cute, simple yet fashionable finds are found all along Washington Street in Hoboken. Newport Centre also commonly known as Newport Mall, is the premier shopping destination in Hudson County, with 3 levels of shopping conveniently nestled in the heart of Jersey City.
The ArtsCreativity and inclusivity is the theme amongst all who live and visit Jersey City and Hoboken. Visitors immerse themselves in the creative processes behind various art forms at Mana Contemporary. Hudson County is packed with educational and exciting cultural experiences. Hoboken entertains visitors with seasonal concerts and many year-round festivals.
RecreationConveniently situated along the Hudson River, the city’s waterfront is unquestionably a tri-state area gem. Parks like Pier A and the City Island-esque Pier C are home to some amazing Manhattan views with plenty of biking and walking paths to explore. Liberty State Park is the green oasis in the heart of northern New Jersey rich in nature, culture, and history.