The northeastern US state of New Jersey is known for its 130 mile long Atlantic coastlines. Unlike its big sister New York, New Jersey offers small-town vibes. New Jersey is often overlooked by its New York and Philadelphia. However, the city has its attractions, which offers a unique experience to its visitors. Often known as the ‘Garden City, New Jersey boasts some exotic orchids, preserved delicately in its numerous gardens.

If you are booking cheap flights to New Jersey, consider visiting the below-mentioned places to learn about the city’s history and to discover its natural beauty.

• Visit Victorian Cape May
  Nestled on the southernmost part of Delaware Bay, the residential area of cape May was discovered during the 18th and 19th centuries. It was once home to six US presidents, who called Cape May their summer home.
• Delaware Water Gap national Recreation Area
  The recreation area is surrounded by forested mountains, grassy beaches, and Delaware Water Gap. It encompasses 7,000 acres of land and straddles the border between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Visit Millbrook Village Historic Site, Appalachian Trail, Minisink Archeological Site, etc. If you want explore these places hidden in Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, visit New jersey Travel Guide to know more about them.
• Battleship
  The US navy’s most decorated vessel, the Mammoth USS New Jersey, is a museum floating over the Delaware River. This historic battleship exhibits artefacts related to its involvement in war zones- from WWII to the Middle Eastern approach in the 80s.
• Atlantic city
  The resort city on the Atlantic coast is known as mini Las Vegas. The city boasts some of New Jersey’s finest casinos, wide beaches, iconic Broadwalk, high-end hotels, and pulsing nightclubs.
• Paterson Great Falls
  Visit this National natural landmark to immerse in its breathtaking beauty. Visitors come here to indulge in some panoramic views and walk down to Marry Ellen Kramer Park.

New Jersey has always been overshadowed by the glitz and glamour of New York. But for those who love serenity, the Garden City has a lot to offer.