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Princeton University, located in the heart of Princeton, New Jersey, is a prestigious institution founded in 1756. Visitors can embark on self-guided or student-led tours to explore the grounds. Art enthusiasts can visit the Princeton University Art Museum, which houses over 117,000 works of art. The Princeton Garden Theatre, a historic movie theater owned by the university, showcases first-run films, classic movies, and live broadcasts of performances from the Royal National Theatre.

Six Flags Great Adventure amusement park in Jackson, New Jersey, is a top destination for family fun, offering something for every age. The park features over 14 world-class roller coasters, including the record-breaking Jersey Devil Coaster, the world's tallest and fastest single-rail coaster. In addition to thrilling rides, guests can experience the Safari Off Road Adventure, a 350-acre wildlife park home to more than 1,200 animals from six continents.

Mercer County Park spans over 2,500 acres across West Windsor, Hamilton, and Lawrence Townships and offers a wide variety of recreational activities for all ages. The park boasts a variety of athletic fields, picturesque hiking and walking trails, including the popular Mercer County Park Trail, and the scenic beauty of Mercer Lake. For family-friendly fun, visitors can enjoy a spray park, multiple playgrounds, picnic areas, and dedicated dog parks for furry companions.

Grounds For Sculpture is a 42-acre sculpture park and arboretum that blends art and nature. Visitors can explore over 300 contemporary sculptures by renowned and emerging artists. The park features beautifully landscaped gardens, including the Monet Bridge, inspired by Claude Monet’s iconic painting. Grounds For Sculpture also offers a variety of engaging activities such as guided tours, hands-on art workshops, yoga classes, and family-friendly events.

The Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park Trail stretches 70 miles through central New Jersey, offering a scenic and historic escape into nature. It features two main sections, the Main Canal Trail and the Feeder Canal Trail, which wind through picturesque landscapes, charming historic towns, and alongside remnants of 19th-century canal structures, giving visitors a unique window into the region's rich past.