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The Best Virtual Tours in New Jersey

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Discover New Jersey's best virtual tours: In response to the COVID-19, novel coronavirus pandemic, with most attractions closed, you can explore on-line from the comfort of your home, museums, zoos, and other cultural venues

These top virtual tours are easily accessed from your desktop computer, smart phone, or tablet.

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You can now save favorite things to do and places to visit, build your own trip itineraries and have everything you love about the Garden State — all in one place — with a MY VISITNJ page.

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Virtual Visitation: Explore New Jersey’s Top Sites from Home Login or Register to save this to your Favorites.

The Garden State's many attractions, museums, fine and performing arts venues, libraries and outdoor hotspots are delivering their treasures direct to your computer or internet-enabled device, so you can enjoy it all from the comfort of your living room. Now home is where the fun is!

The Center of Attractions

If you have a love for marine animals, check out the Adventure Aquarium Kids Activities page for behind-the-scenes videos and downloadable worksheets—and don’t miss out on a moment of waddling cuteness from the Jenkinson’s Aquarium Penguin Cam .

More of a land animal lover? Mark yourself present for the Cape May County Park & Zoo Virtual Zoo School , where you can learn what a brown-nosed coati is, meet a barrel of monkeys and much more. Head over to the Bergen County Zoo Facebook Feed , where you’ll get a sneak peek at what their wild residents are up to. 

Not strange enough for you? Make a virtual visit to Ripley's Outside the Odditorium for live events, educational activities and video playlists featuring wonders from Ripley’s Believe It or Not!

Mad About Museums

Immerse yourself in all things STEM with Liberty Science Center’s LSC in the House , including Experiments to Try at Home, My Pet Is My Lab Partner and more virtual “hands-on” experiences. Look to the stars with the New Jersey State Museum’s Planetarium Sky Talks and meet some Fine Feathered Friends in its Virtual Exhibit .

Stroll two Northern New Jersey museums right from your sofa, thanks to the Morris Museum Virtual Tour and Hoboken Historical Museum Virtual Exhibits . You can also explore the home and grounds of the Van Riper-Hopper House in its Virtual Tour . Then whisk yourself off to Southern New Jersey for The Museum of Cape May County’s Virtual Tour .

Adventures in Art

Nurture your appreciation for fine art through the Princeton University Art Museum Online Collections and Hunterdon Art Museum’s Virtual Tour: Explorations in Felt . Then applaud masterful performances with the diverse online offerings from Discover Jersey Arts @home and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra’s Virtual Events calendar.

For the Love of Libraries

In place of face-to-face events, a quartet of New Jersey libraries are sharing volumes-upon-volumes of educational and entertainment content on their Facebook pages. Be sure to check out feeds from the Englewood Public Library , Jersey City Free Public Library , Montclair Public Library and Rahway Public Library . 

The Outdoors Brought Inside

Take pleasure in New Jersey’s great outdoors…indoors. Nature lovers can roam our state parks, forests and historic sites through more than two dozen virtual tours . Miss that summer-toes-in-the-sand feeling? Click on your choice of more than 30 beach webcams stretching from Sandy Hook to Cape May. And be sure to soothe your soul with the sights and sounds of cascading water broadcast on the Paterson Falls Cam .

Now is the perfect time to explore New Jersey’s top destinations and attractions from home—and plan for your future dream vacation with a little help from our free Official Travel Guide .

Visiting New Jersey Is Now Possible From Your Bedroom — Here’s How

If you’re big into traveling — or just bored senseless within the confines of your house — this whole quarantine situation can make your mind wander to the days where you could see places that aren’t the walls of your living room or bedroom. Maybe you miss flying abroad, or maybe you just miss driving down to the shore to walk on the boardwalk and people watch. Maybe you miss the vibe of your favorite restaurant in town or weekend trips to your go-to state park.

If this quarantine has revived your love for your home state, then we’ve got the fix for you. New Jersey in the House is now bringing New Jersey directly to you. The New Jersey Division of Travel + Tourism has launched a new digital hub for all the adventurers at heart who are still seeking the sights, sounds, and spirit of New Jersey while stuck at home. The launch came in response to the current travel restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The site features a wide range of virtual experiences, as well as downloadable backgrounds for video meetings, livestream webcams, games, and even the “Ultimate New Jersey” playlist — you’re going to want to check this out. Get to know the Garden State and the bustling personalities of each region through New Jersey in the House.

About the Site

Developed as a feature on www.visitnj.org , New Jersey In the House incorporates multi-platform components that allow all would-be-travelers to engage in virtual experiences throughout the state. Read on to learn about the sites hallmark features.

The wonderfully diverse state of New Jersey is certainly one worth checking out. From beautiful beaches and mountains to boardwalks and Atlantic City resorts, New Jersey quite literally has attractions for every personality type. No wonder that even for its small size, it’s still the 11th most populated state in the U.S. 

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New Jersey officials are also rallying in support of this interactive site. “With ‘New Jersey In the House’, we’ve created one digital hub that integrates all of the tremendous work produced statewide by our top attractions, museums, libraries, and restaurants, allowing residents and prospective travelers to stay virtually connected to and engaged with our great state,” said New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way.

“The goal of the campaign is to not only serve as a valuable resource and online tool but also to provide entertainment and inspiration for future travel,” said Jeffrey Vasser, the executive director of the New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism. “We are very much looking forward to the time when we can welcome everyone back to visit.”

The Site’s Key Features

Go on a tour with New Jersey in the House — virtually. The site allows everyone who is either bored at home or simply missing the sites of New Jersey to visit their favorite exhibits or explore new ones. You can see some of New Jersey’s most prestigious museums online, or even get interactive — participate in educational programming online from state public libraries and attractions, including a virtual storytime at NJ’s own Adventure Aquarium.

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Let’s start with the “Ultimate New Jersey” Spotify playlist . The playlist can be downloaded for free on Spotify and it consists of over 70 songs from some of the state’s most talented native artists. The New Jersey playlist includes the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Southside Johnny and The Smithereens, Frank Sinatra, Whitney Houston, Queen Latifah, and Count Basie. Download the playlist to check out the rest of the influential New Jersey legends who made the list

The site also offers video conference backgrounds for those living room Zoom meetings. Instead of showing off the clutter of snacks behind you in your kitchen, enhance your meetings with a downloadable Garden State background image. Have your next video conference in any one of six iconic New Jersey destinations.

Spice up your quarantine diet with the site’s virtual cooking classes. With access to virtual cooking lessons on Instagram Live from New Jersey’s most celebrated chefs, cooks, and restaurants — like Tony Boloney’s — you can learn something new in the kitchen every week. 

Finally, never feel bored again with the site’s daily livestreams. State attractions — such as Diggerland and Cape May Zoo — host regular livestreams to showcase animals and activities. You can even bring the beach to your home with access to more than 40 live streams along the 130 miles of beautiful New Jersey shoreline.

New Jersey in the House boosts online Garden State themed games, as well. The two NJ branded games are New Jersey Travel Bingo and an NJ edition of “This or That.” Keep up with your New Jersey Trivia, stay occupied, and keep your mind stimulated with these online games {which are also available for sharing via Instagram Stories}.

  Follow New Jersey Travel + Tourism on Facebook , Instagram , Twitter , and YouTube for more New Jersey events and news . 

What was your favorite feature of the New Jersey in the House website? Let us know in the comments!

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TCNJ Virtual Tour

Let’s get started! To help you get to know us, we’ve mapped out 16 hot spots on campus. Have fun exploring the places where we love to live and learn.

School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Start your tour at Trenton Hall, home to the nursing and public health departments (as well as admissions). Nearby Packer Hall is home base for the Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences.

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School of the Arts and Communication

Creativity abounds in the Art and Interactive Multimedia Building. Students fine-tune their craft in the Music Building and go live on TV, radio, or the stage in Kendall Hall.

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

You’ll find criminology, African-American Studies, and political science majors—plus a gorgeous atrium—in the Social Sciences Building. Bliss Hall is where programs such as English and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies live.

Student Life

Have time between classes? Head to the Brower Student Center. While it’s a hub for student organizations and activities, it’s also a lively spot to catch up with friends, grab a bite, play pool, or relax.

Explore campus life

Just look for the iconic clock tower to spot Green Hall. Here, you’ll find President Foster’s office in addition to student services such as financial aid, records and registration, student accounts, and information technology.

Packer Hall is only one of many campus facilities where our athletic Lions roam. Visit the aquatic center, track and field complex, baseball field, Lions Stadium, and other spots to see TCNJ’s NCAA Division III stars in action.

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Gitenstein Library

Step inside the R. Barbara Gitenstein Library for a modern research and study experience: all the traditional and online collections you need but also comfy seating, study rooms, a café, and librarians available via live chat.

Explore the Gitenstein Library

Choose from 10 “microrestaurants” in Eickhoff or dine at one of many other options on campus that range from the always popular Traditions and TDubs to one of many locations with café-style, grab-and-go fare.

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Campus Living/First-Year Experience

First-year students start their TCNJ experience in one of six traditional residence halls. Travers and Wolfe, the largest options, have easy access to TDubs on the ground floor for late-night noshing. Let the memory-making begin!

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Sophomore and Upperclass Living

Beginning sophomore year, students can live the suite life — literally — in a traditional residence hall or townhouse. Upperclassmen are eligible for coveted single rooms in townhouses or in apartment-style residence halls.

School of Education

Our teachers-in-training hit the ground running early in the Education Building’s model classrooms. And we take STEM education to new heights thanks to a classroom with partially exposed structural and mechanical systems overhead.

School of Engineering

The STEM Building and Armstrong Hall — part of the larger STEM Complex — are like open, collaborative academic playgrounds, filled with the latest instrumentation and design technology as well as numerous specialty labs.

School of Science

Rounding out the STEM Complex are the Physics, Math, Chemistry, and Biology buildings, joined by a photo-worthy courtyard and fountain. Have an evening class? Enjoy the glow of the Golden Spiral sculpture as you walk by.

School of Business

Whether you plan to go global and study abroad or co-op at a Fortune 500 company, it all starts at the Business Building. Feeling entrepreneurial? Pitch your business plan in an annual competition for some serious startup funding.

Campus Town

Student apartments (singles plus two and four bedrooms), a fitness center, shops, restaurants, and services — Campus Town’s 11 buildings, built in 2016, are conveniently located right across Metzger Drive from Trenton Hall.

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Metzger Drive

The scenic loop surrounding TCNJ’s campus, Metzger Drive also makes a great running or walking path. That’s the end of our tour; we hope you’ve enjoyed it and see why so many students choose to call TCNJ home!

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1        School of Nursing and Health Sciences

2        School of the Arts and Communication

3        School of Humanities and Social Sciences

4       Student Life

5       Green Hall

6       Athletics

7       Gitenstein Library

8       Dining

9       Campus Living/First-Year Experience

10       Sophomore and Upperclass Living

11       School of Education

12       School of Engineering

13       School of Science

14       School of Business

15       Campus Town

16       Metzger Drive

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Step behind the door of “The People’s House” to take a virtual 3D tour. Explore the first-floor public rooms and interact with clickable tagged objects to learn more about the art, architecture and lives of Drumthwacket’s three private owners before it became the official residence of New Jersey governors.   

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“The People’s House”

Drumthwacket at a glance.

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The foyer is where the Governor and First Lady greet guests who are visiting from all over New Jersey and beyond.

Drumthwacket was built in 1835 by Charles Smith Olden. Mr. Olden was born in 1799 in the small white farmhouse that still stands on the property today. When Charles was a young man, he moved from Princeton, New Jersey, to New Orleans in the state of Louisiana and became a successful merchant. While in New Orleans, he greatly admired the Greek Revival style of homes which was inspired by plantation architecture. On his return to Princeton in 1834, Mr. Olden built Drumthwacket, in the Greek Revival style, for his new wife, Phoebe Ann Smith.

The residence was originally smaller than what it is today. The East and West wings on either side of the home were added by Drumthwacket’s second owner, Moses Taylor Pyne. Governor Olden named his new home “Drumthwacket,” a Scots Gaelic phrase meaning “wooded hill.” In 1860, Mr. Olden was elected Governor of New Jersey, becoming the first Governor to live at Drumthwacket.

Dining Room

Looking around the dining room, you will notice signs that this large room was once two rooms.

When Governor Olden built Drumthwacket in 1835, the front portion of the room was the formal parlor (a sitting room in a private house); the back was his library. The second private owner Moses Taylor Pyne removed the dividing wall and created one large dining room. Mr. Pyne entertained a larger group of guests and adapted Drumthwacket to that purpose.

Signs that this was once two rooms include the structural support beam midway through this dining area, two fireplaces, two chandeliers, and doors indicating entrances and exits for two rooms.

As in the dining room, the parlor was originally two rooms when Governor and Mrs. Olden lived at Drumthwacket. Notice the two fireplaces, different ceiling heights, and the elaborate molding on one side versus the simpler moldings on the other

The room at the front of the house was referred to as the ‘morning room’ because it was usually bright and filled with light. Mrs. Olden would begin her day in this room. She would meet with the house staff and discuss the day’s activities.

The room at the back of the house was the dining room. Drumthwacket was built from wood, and as such, the fear of fire was always a concern. For this reason, the kitchen was located outside. Meals were prepared outdoors and brought into the residence through the door beside the fireplace.

The Music Room is the first of three rooms added to the western side of the home by Drumthwacket’s second owner, Moses Taylor Pyne. Known as the “West Wing,” this 1900-1901 addition also includes a magnificent library as well as the Governor’s study.

With its ornate plasterwork, paneling, and beautiful grand piano, the Music Room often serves as the backdrop for fine art exhibitions by New Jersey artists. It is also used by the Governor and the First Lady for receptions such as Black History Month and Diwali, in addition to others held throughout the year.

While the Music Room serves as the gathering space for important events today, it served a much different purpose for the mansion’s third owner, Abram Spanel, who purchased the mansion in 1940 at the onset of World War II. Find Mr. Spanel’s photograph in the Music Room to learn more about his extraordinary life.

The library was most likely a favorite room of Moses Taylor Pyne, who, at the age of 28, purchased Drumthwacket from Governor Olden’s widow in 1883. As Drumthwacket’s second owner, Mr. Pyne, together with his wife Margaretta, transformed Drumthwacket into a grand estate. Noted architect Raleigh C. Gildersleeve (1869-1944) was hired to add two large wings to the house: first the East wing, for a kitchen and servants’ quarters, and then the West wing with the music room, library, and study. When completed in 1905, Drumthwacket looked very much like it does today.

Mr. Pyne lived at Drumthwacket as a gentleman farmer – that is, he had cows, sheep, horses, and even peacocks on his property but hired a farmer to take care of the immense estate, which included almost 300 acres. Princetonians were welcome to stroll the grounds designed by Daniel Webster Langton, a prominent Morristown, NJ landscape architect and one of the eleven founding members of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Visitors could stop by the stables or greenhouses while meandering through the beautiful gardens that included serene ponds, bridges, fountains, and even a bowling green and lawn tennis court

Today, the property consists of 12 acres, and while the fountains and other landscape features no longer exist, visitors can enjoy the residence’s beautiful Italianate gardens, which capture the spirit of this grand era.

Governor’s Study

Located at the end of the west wing, the study is a small, horseshoe- shaped room. The door leading from the library to the study can only be locked or unlocked from inside the study to ensure Mr. Pyne’s privacy when he was reading or writing important papers. Directly opposite the room’s stone fireplace is a beautiful semi-circular bowed window.

The study looks out on the Princeton Battlefield where, on January 3, 1777, George Washington won an important battle against the British during the American Revolution. During the desperate battle, American troops led by Washington surprised and defeated a force of British Regulars. Coming at the end of “The Ten Crucial Days” which saw the well-known night crossing of the Delaware River and two battles in Trenton, the Battle of Princeton gave Washington his first victory against the British Regulars on the field.

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A virtual tour is one of the best ways to show potential customers and clients what your building, store, location, or event space looks like. These are far better than regular photographs or videos. Vistors can take a virtual tour any time they want, at their own pace, even when you’re closed or unavailable. Keep visitors on your site longer, making you look more like an authority figure, and helping to better search engine rankings. No website? Share the link on social media or text or email it to prospective clients. Scroll down to see businesses who have taken advantage of A Better Virtual Tour to show off their great spaces. Or click here to learn about some of the Uses and Benefits of a virtual tour.

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The Barrymore Film Center, established by the Borough of Fort Lee, NJ, is a 250-seat cinema, film museum, and archive dedicated to the borough’s significant history as the birthplace of American film. (Tour, Custom Navigation)

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• Updated: Apr. 22, 2024, 2:23 p.m. |
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Tours of the Battleship New Jersey as it sits in dry dock began this month, giving visitors a rare chance to see the hull of a fully exposed battleship and an opportunity to walk beneath a massive piece of American history.

The USS New Jersey , the most decorated battleship in U.S. Navy history, left its home pier on the Camden waterfront and was towed to the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for major repairs on March 27.

Public tours are being offered on weekends through the end of May while the battleship undergoes restoration at the shipyard.

Tickets and can be purchased through the Battleship New Jersey museum’s website for $225. The tours are limited to people ages 16 or older. Veterans who served on the battleship can get discounted tickets for $170.

As of Thursday, more than 70% of tickets have been sold, according to officials.

For Libby Jones, who has been the Battleship New Jersey museum’s director of eduction for six years, the guided dry dock tours are a big change of pace.

The first weekend of tours, which began on April 6, completely sold out. People from around the country and the world have come to see the 887-feet long decommissioned warship out of water, said Jones, who serves as a tour guide.

“We’ve seen people from all over,” Jones said. “We saw folks from Switzerland ... somebody came from the Philippines just for a tour.”

Before joining the dry dock tour, visitors are reminded to dress appropriately and wear steel-toed shoes and sturdy pants because it’s an active worksite. Complimentary commemorative branded hats and protective eyewear are provided, along with steel toe covers for those who need them, officials said.

The tours, conducted in groups of about 10, begin at the top of the dock with museum directors delving into the history and ongoing work being done on the battleship.

Then, visitors descend into the dock, approximately 50 feet deep, to get an up-close look at the hull and the ship’s 18-foot tall propellers. And those taking the tour can touch the vessel.

Tour guides then switch on the lights on their hard hats to lead the group underneath the 45,000-ton ship for an experience that has never been offered before. The ship is currently elevated on about 360 blocks, a few feet above the ground, so those attending need to crouch down beneath the ship during the tour.

While there have been no injuries reported, children under 16 are not allowed on tours because it is an active worksite, musuem officials said. And, because climbing steep flights of stairs to get into and out of the site is required, the tour is not wheelchair or walker accessible.

Towards the end of the tour, as the group makes its way to the front tip of the vessel, visitors will find some of the best views for photos, guides said. When you look up at the ship from the front, you get a feel for just how massive the battleship is, Jones said.

Depending on the day the tour is booked, the public can get to see various stages of the battleship’s restoration.

Workers are repainting the ship’s hull, repairing the anti-corrosion system underneath the ship, and inspecting the through-hull openings. Also, the ship’s zinc anodes, used to prevent corrosion, will be replaced with aluminum, a better choice for the ship’s freshwater environment in the Delaware River.

Earlier this month, workers were power washing the hull to remove mud, old paint and any leftover debris, before it gets coated with fresh paint.

About 5,200 gallons of paint will be used to repaint the ship’s hull a traditional red color, said museum curator Ryan Szimanski.

Dry dock tour tickets are still available but nearly sold out, officials said.

“We’ve got slots left, but they’re selling quick,” Jones said.

Mandy Trunzo, of Palmerton, Pennsylvania, first became a Battleship New Jersey supporter about 18 years ago when she brought a group of Girl Scouts on an overnight tour of the ship in Camden. She was among the first set of people to secure a ticket for the first week of sold-out tours.

“This was an amazing once in a lifetime experience for my fiancé, Vincent, and I,” Trunzo said. “To be able to go underneath a 45,000-ton battleship is an amazing experience.”

Battleship New Jersey Director of Education Libby Jones leads the way under the ship at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in Philadelphia. Each block holding up the ship supports 155 tons. Dave Hernandez | For NJ Advance

The entire dry dock repair process, which will cost about $10 million, is expected to take about two months. Afterwards, the ship will return home to Camden, where it has served as a museum for 25 years.

Funding for the project came from various sources, including $5 million from the 2024 state budget, a $750,000 grant from the New Jersey Historic Trust and a $3.25 million bond issued with backing from Camden County. The museum is working to cover the rest of the repair costs through its private fundraisers, officials said.

The Battleship New Jersey, also known as “Big J,” is the adorned with 19 battle stars. As an Iowa-class ship, it holds the distinction of being among the last American battleships to serve in World War II, the Korean War and the Cold War.

The Philadelphia Navy Yard dock, where the battleship is being repaired, is significant because it’s where the ship was originally built and launched in 1942, a year after the Pearl Harbor attack. The last time it entered to dry dock was in 1967 when it was reactivated for the Vietnam War, Szimanski said.

Decommissioned museum ships must undergo dry docking for maintenance every 20 years, according to Navy regulations. However, this is the first time in decades the Battleship New Jersey has undergone a major maintenance project, officials said.

When the vessel was first tugged away last month to make its way to Paulsboro for the first step of its repair journey, the sendoff was witnessed by hundreds on the Camden waterfront. The event may have been the the last opportunity for veterans who had served on the decorated ship to see it move again. Many watched again a few days later when the ship was towed from Paulsboro to Philadelphia to enter dry dock.

Judging by the response the museum has had from the dry dock tours, the excitement won’t be dying down anytime soon, said Jones.

“I don’t think it’ll die down until we’re very comfortably back in Camden,” she said.

The Battleship New Jersey sits in dry dock at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The mist is from workers pressure washing the ships hull in preparation for paint. Dave Hernandez | For NJ Advance

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