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A stroll on the Boardwalk is high on most visitors lists but Atlantic City’s appeal stretches much further afi eld
Our city, your story Visit Atlantic City
...so the saying goes in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Take a stroll along the iconic boardwalk to discover the best of the city
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ongs have been written about it. Movies have been fi lmed about it. Since the 1800s, world- famous ‘City by the Sea’, Atlantic City, and its legendary Boardwalk have been the epicentre of entertainment and people watching. Take a stroll on the boardwalk to see history and the present day collide, with fortune tellers, eclectic souvenir shops and arcades set alongside amusement piers, classic Boardwalk food and the largest musical instrument in the world. There’s more than fi ve miles of scenic beach and Boardwalk that visitors can enjoy at any time of the year.
T at’s entertainment
Atlantic City is the East Coast’s capital of entertainment, from headline concerts, comedy clubs and magic shows to rodeos, festivals and beach concerts. Or take in a boxing match or even midget car racing, all under the bright light of Atlantic City. There are also 22 golf courses, a range of decadent spas, boat cruises, fi shing and, of course, gambling. Atlantic City is home to nine luxurious casinos, featuring 24-hour gaming, top restaurants, world-class spas and captivating night clubs, all located in unique upscale setting. And don’t miss a ride on the Steel Pier Observation Wheel - the largest in the U.S. It lights up the skyline of Atlantic City and is open year-round.
Foodie paradise
When heading to Atlantic City, be sure to work up an appetite because its fresh culinary menu is a tasty mix old-time Italian, steakhouse, gourmet restaurants - from an amazing selection of celebrity chefs - plus
Teeing off
T e greater Atlantic City region is home to 22 championship- standard golf courses within a 20-minute drive, with all budgets catered for. Courses off er the beauty of wetlands, stunning bay views, challenging topography with deep ravines, rolling fairways, stretches of sand bunkers, tall pine trees and majestic vineyards.
seafood fresh from the Atlantic Ocean and Boardwalk delicacies perfect for price conscious visitors.
Shop ’til you drop
When it comes to shopping, Atlantic City offers some of the best around, including Tanger Outlets, The Walk. There are more than 110 retail establishments here, including Pandora, Coach, Michael Kors, Guess, Banana Republic and Nike - an, what’s more, it’s all tax-free. Or head to Tropicana Casino’s The Quarter which brings the charm and sophistication of Old
Havana to Atlantic City, featuring an eclectic and fun mix of well-known retailers and restaurant. Take a swim in the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, dig your toes into the white sandy beaches and let the sun and salt air sooth your soul - another reason that draws more than 26 million people to Atlantic City every year.
*Supported in part by a grant from New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism
panoramic views across Atlantic City. It is New Jersey’s tallest lighthouse.”
Absecon Lighthouse
On the Boardwalk
Atlantic City’s famous Boardwalk is at the heart of all the action and a stroll along it is almost obligatory! It’s a people-watching paradise and there’s plenty of entertainment too, from Ripley’s Believe it or Not museum to Steel Pier, plus casinos, restaurants, shopping and an array of beach-based activities. Visit at night and you’ll experience various light and sound shows.
T e Absecon Lighthouse was opened in 1857 to help mariners navigate the challenging shoreline. Visitors can climb its 228 steps to enjoy panoramic views across Atlantic City. It is New Jersey’s tallest lighthouse and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
T e Wheel at Steel Pier
Atlantic City is constantly on the move with new visitor attractions like the Steel Pier Observation Wheel, which is the third largest in the US and stands 220 feet high with 40 climate controlled gondolas. T is attraction lights up the ever- changing skyline of Atlantic City, off ering panoramic views of the landscape below and is open year- rounds.
“Climb Absecon Lighthouse’s 228 steps to the summit and enjoy
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