Jersey City

Nestled along the Hudson and Hackensack Rivers, Jersey City pulses with energy. Its 15 square miles form a vibrant mosaic within the New York City metropolitan region. Once fueled by immigrant labor in shipping and manufacturing, Jersey City now thrives as a modern hub.

Jersey City’s strategic location is its superpower. Bounded by the Hudson River and Upper New York Bay to the east, and the Hackensack River and Newark Bay to the west, it bridges states and cultures. The iconic Holland Tunnel connects it to Manhattan, while the PATH train shuttles commuters seamlessly.

The waterfront steals the show. Walk along Exchange Place or Newport, and Manhattan’s skyline unfolds—a breathtaking panorama. The Colgate Clock, a relic of industrial days, stands tall, reminding us of Jersey City’s past.

Jersey City celebrates diversity. Journal Square buzzes with Indian markets, Filipino eateries, and Latin rhythms. Art galleries, theaters, and festivals dot the landscape. The Mana Contemporary art center fuels creativity, while Liberty Science Center sparks curiosity.

Brownstones, churches, and warehouses tell tales of yesteryears. Hamilton Park exudes old-world charm, while Van Vorst Park hosts farmers’ markets. The Landmark Loew’s Jersey Theatre, a restored gem, screens classic films.