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These Are New Jersey’s 7 Most Picture Perfect Towns
New Jersey is home to a lot of picture-perfect little towns from Point Pleasant to Allentown to Frenchtown and Lambertville, there's a lot to explore in Jersey.
But when a national publication claims to have found Jersey's 7 most picture-perfect towns, you're ears prick up a little bit.
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Especially since in Jersey, everyone is very opinionated about which town is better than another town.
What 7 New Jersey Towns Are Being Called The State's Most Picture Perfect?
That's right, 7 towns in Jersey are being called the most picture-perfect in the state according to World Atlas.
#7. Swedesboro New Jersey
Founded in the 1600s as a New Sweden colony, this town has some fantastic architecture and a wonderful small-town vibe.
#6. South Orange New Jersey
Founded nearly 350 years ago, it's one of the first places settlers lived in Jersey according to World Atlas.
#5. Morristown New Jersey
Morristown regularly ranks as one of the best towns in Jersey. It has a fun and exciting little downtown, it's chock full of history, and if housing prices didn't cost an arm and a leg, I'd move there myself!
#4. Cranbury New Jersey
In addition to being the home of one of Jersey's most haunted restaurants, the Cranbury Inn, this town is also a preserved historic town with many homes and buildings clocking in at several hundred years old.
#3. Chatham New Jersey
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World Atlas is calling Chatham one of Jersey's most charming towns with gorgeous homes.
It's also one of the most wealthy communities in the state of New Jersey.
#2. Cape May New Jersey
Of course, World Atlas had to include at least one town along the Jersey Shore and Cape May is a great choice.
With its gorgeous Victorian homes, historic buildings, and amazingly quaint downtown area Cape May is perfect for a day trip or a whole vacation!
#1. Burlington New Jersey
If you want history, this is where you'll get it.
Burlington, in addition to being a cute little town, was once visited by Ben Franklin and Ulysses S. Grant.
It's a town filled with fun and eclectic shops according to World Atlas, and is a must-visit if you're looking for a fun Jersey day trip.
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