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Top Rated Attractions in Franklin Township
Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park
Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park has many historic structures like 19th Century cobblestone spillways, bridges, stone culverts, bridge tender houses and so on. The park is teeming with greenery and makes for a great spot to engage in activities like jogging, horseback riding, hiking, biking and more.
Princeton Battlefield State Park
The Princeton Battlefield State Park still bears traces of the events which unfolded on its premises during the American Revolutionary War. It is home to the Clark House Museum and Mercer Oak. There are well marked trails for walking enthusiasts.
Drumthwacket Estate
Located on Stockton Street, the Drumthwacket Estate is the official home of the governor. The building was built in the 19th century and is the base for the Drumthwacket Foundation as well as a museum showcasing old artifacts.
Six Flags Great Adventure & Wild Safari
Six Flags Great Adventure offers all the rides you can imagine. Whether you're looking for extreme thrill rides like the new Zumanjaro, the world's highest 415 feet drop ride, or more child-friendly rides like "Porky Pig Camp Wagons," you can be sure to find it at Six Flags. The theme park is also home to family-friendly concerts, live entertainment, a parade, and a Six Flags Wild Safari. After a long day, stop by one of their many eating places like La Cantina or Papa John's Pizza in order to regain your strength. With purchase of a "Flash Pass," you can have unlimited visits.
Terhune Orchards & Winery
A versatile establishment which offers a number of activities, Terhune Orchards & Winery entices with its farm-fresh and organic produce as well as finely crafted wines. Drop by and embark on wine trails or simply spend some time perusing the different items on display here. You can also interact with farm animals. Field trips can be organized to facilitate an understanding of farming, and the winery also hosts several festivals.
Hopewell
Hopewell is a borough in New Jersey's Mercer County. Incorporated in 1891, the region was once inhabited by Lenape Native Americans. The history of this town can be traced at the Hopewell Museum, which is an unmissable attraction for history buffs. Also home to a number of breweries and cafes, Hopewell makes for a picturesque touristy getaway. The Sourland Mountain Spirits is one such distillery where visitors can take a guided tour of the complex and taste the locally made spirits.
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156 Mettlers Road, Somerset, NJ, United States, 08873
The sprawling- 144 acres (58 hectares) of the Colonial Park Arboretum and Gardens offers sanctuary to a plethora of flowering trees and shrubs, evergreen, shade and coniferous trees. Labeled and categorized, these trees are carefully divided into firs, maples, hackberries, ironwoods, false cypress, cedars, spruces and pines among the many genres. Rudolf W. van der Goot Rose Garden, popular among tourists, is also located within the arboretum. With a nominal entrance fee, these gardens offer an educational outing, perfect for all ages.
156 Mettlers Road, Somerset, NJ, United States, 08873
The Rudolf W. van der Goot Rose Garden is a haven for lovers of genus Rosa. Sprawling over an acre (0.4 hectares), the garden showcases over 325 varieties of roses. Named after the famous horticulturist Rudolf W. van der Goot, the garden provides an exciting and informative exposure for those interested in this popular species. With over 3,000 roses blossoming at a time, this fragrant park offers the perfect backdrop for wedding photo-shoots and picnics.
598 Canal Road, Franklin Township, Somerset, NJ, United States, 08873
Constructed in 1834, this two storied home called, 'The Blackwells Mills Canal House' was built for the bridge tenders and their family. The house was a home to several tender bridges and their families. This site maintains the original integrity of the house and it displays furniture, exhibits, several household items and furnishings of the mid 19th century. A great place to learn how the bridge tenders and their families lived. The site hosts several educational events and other activities at the house.
85 Somerset Street, Rutgers–New Brunswick, New Brunswick, NJ, United States, 08901
Travel back in time by visiting the Rutgers Geology Museum, a museum that displays a collection geological articles. The building in which the museum is located is a part of the State University of New Jersey. Established in the 19th Century by Professor George H. Cook it offers a number of exhibits based fossils of dinosaurs, an Egyptian mummy and other pre-historic excavated articles. The mission of the museum is to educate the public about our pre-historic ancestors and other species. You can visit the museum with your friends or family and participate in a number of events organised by the museum.
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