Princeton New Jersey Princeton is a very beautiful, historical town located in Central New Jersey. It is only about one hour from NYC.  DAY 1 7:30AM PJ's Pancake House (609) 924-1353 Where: 154 Nassau Street, Princeton NJ What: PJ's pancake house has been a famous cultural icon for over 35 years. Trusted Patrons over the years have carved their name into the tables. Get there early, as the waiting line can come out the door and down the street. Opens at 7AM everyday. 9:30AM Princeton Record Exchange  (609) 921-0881 Where: 20 South Tulane Street, Princeton NJ What: One of the best used record stores in New Jersey. Come in and browse over 160,000 of rare Lp's and used CD's. Many CD's are priced under $5 with an unbelievable selection of over 2000 CD's priced at just $1.99. After Breakfast you can wander around the Palmer Square Shopping area. There are many fine stores and shops all within a small walking distance. Make sure to visit the Princeton Record Exchange where you can browse thousands of rare Lp's and used CD's. 12:15& PM Morven Museum and Gardens (609) 924-8144 Where: 55 Stockton Street, Princeton NJ What: Tour a beautiful 18th Century home, that was actually the former NJ governor's mansion, of days past. Learn rich history of the mansion and view the rooms. The outdoor Garden is lovely, and not to be missed. Tours at 12:15 1:15 and 2:15 everyday. Closed Monday and Tuesdays $5 2:00 PM Triumph Brewery       Lunch Recommendation (609) 924-7855 Where: 138 Nassau Street What: A terrific little brewery with very good food. Try one of many freshly brewed beers. Live entertainment Wednesday through Saturday night. You can walk right across the street to....... 3:30 PM The Art Museum at Princeton University (732) 258-3788 Where:  McCormick Hall on the Princeton University Campus accessible from Nassau Street or Prospect Ave. What: An extensive collection of European painting and sculpture from the Middle Ages to the 20th century as well as of American art. Tuesday ?Saturday: 10:00 a.m. ?5:00 p.m. Sunday: 1:00 ?5:00 p.m. Closed Mondays Free! You can walk over to Alchemist and Barrister and have a drink. 5:30 PM Alchemist and Barrister  (609) 924-5555  Where: 28 Witherspoon St, Princeton What: An upscale type saloon where you can rest your feet and have a drink or appetizer. 7:00 PM Gennaros Restaurant     Dinner recommendation (609) 921-2798  Where: 47 State Rd # B What: One of Princeton's finest restaurants serving contemporary Italian Cuisine. Gennaros is a BYOB restautant. 9:00 PM After Dinner, you can head back over to Triumph's Brewery, for some Live entertainment.... 11:00 PM   Nassau Inn            Lodging recommendation (609) 921-7500 Where: 10 Palmer Square, Princeton What: The historic Nassau Inn is one of New Jersey's premier hotels. Since 1756, the Nassau Inn has been the meeting place of distinction in Princeton, well known for its gracious hospitality and elegant facilities. It is conveniently located in the heart of downtown, directly across from Princeton University. If you still have it in you, you could have a night Cap downstairs at the Yankee Doodle Tap Room at The Nassau Inn.   DAY 2 9:00 AM Terhune Orchards (609) 924-2310 Where: 330 Cold Soil Road, Princeton What: Terhune Orchards grows over 35 crops on 185 acres. About half the farm is devoted to orchards. You can visit and take a leisurely stroll around the farm and browse the orchards and Farm animals. During certain times of the season, you can pick your own fruit. Check out their Pick your own fruit schedule. The Farm market is Open year round 9AM- 5PM (6 PM Sat and Sun) 10:30 AM Marsha Child Contemporary Art Gallery (609) 497-7330 Where: 220 Alexander Street, Princeton What: A gallery of international fine art in Princeton. Marsha Child Contemporary is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday- 10:30 - 5:30. Thursday 12:00 - 8:00, or by appointment. 12:00 PM The Ferry House      Lunch Recommendation (609) 924-2488   Where: 32 Witherspoon Street, Princeton NJ What: Located in the heart of downtown Princeton, The Ferry House has earned a reputation for culinary excellence, specializing in Innovative French-American Cuisine. 1:00 PM Tour of Princeton University Tours are available Mon - Sat 9:45 AM, 11 AM, 1 PM & 3:30 Sun 1 PM & 3:30. Group tours by appointment. (609) 258-3060 Meet at First Campus Center Welcome Desk, 1st floor. After your tour you can drive 15 Miles- about half an hour by car- To The Unionville Vinyards..... 3:00 PM Unionville Vineyards  (908) 788-0400        Where: 9 Rocktown Road Ringoes, NJ What: One of New Jersey's Premiere Wineries. Visit their newly expanded winery and enjoy a complimentary tasting of  premier, handcrafted wines. Open all year! Visit them Thursday thru Sunday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. 6:00 PM Tiger Noodles Chinese Restaurant        Dinner Recommendation (609) 252-0663 Where: 260 Nassau Street What: A very small but classic Chinese restaurant in Princeton. Outdoor seating is available in the warmer months. 8:00 PM Catch a rising Star Comedy Club (609) 987-8018 Where: Hyatt Regency Princeton ~ 102 Carnegie Center  What: Comedy shows Wednesday through Saturday 8PM and 10:30 PM. Dinner show Packages are also available. Other Nearby Attractions Of course these are just suggested Itineraries. . Customize the Itinerary to your liking or as your schedule permits. Below are some other recommended attractions in the area. McCarter Theatre Professional Theatre with many plays and live shows. Check out their upcoming event Calender. 91 University Place 258-2787  Historic Drumthwacketet 1835 Official residence of the Governor of New Jersey. 354 Stockton Street (Rt 206), Princeton. Open: Wed 12-2. (609) 683-0057  Historic Rockingham  1702-1710  This farmstead home contains a fine collection of 18th-century furnishings and kitchen garden Route 603 Laurel Ave. Kingston. Call 609-683-7132 for days and hours the site is open.