VISIT ATLANTIC CITY: THE STORY CONTINUES
CHAMPIONSHIP golf courses, world-class entertainment, vibrant nightlife, the latest casino games and a shopper’s paradise with discount outlet shopping – experience Atlantic City and its endless array of visitor attractions.
Hit the Boards
Historic, wooden and seven miles long, The Atlantic City Boardwalk continues to attract visitors from all around the world, inviting them to create their own stories and everlasting memories. Experience the wooden way, built in the 1870s as America’s first ever boardwalk, by foot, bicycle and the legendary rolling chair. Or simply watch the tram car pass by. The scent of Boardwalk fare fills the air around every block – hot and fresh funnel cake, mouthwatering cheese fries and many others. If you’re in the mood for some retail therapy, excellent surf shops, souvenir stores and speciality boutiques will help you find just what you are
looking for in Atlantic City. Thrills & Chills
The historic Steel Pier will channel your inner youth with amusement rides you loved as a kid – such as bumper cars, carousels and rollercoasters. One pier, one wheel, endless fun. The Wheel is the third largest in the U.S., which lights up the ever-changing skyline
of Atlantic City and offers fabulous sweeping views. Local spirits
Little Water Distillery is Atlantic City’s first and only craft distillery to produce whiskey, rum, vodka and gin. With tours and tastings, it’s the perfect site to find your new beloved spirit, produced locally. There’s no need to book, just drop in! Afterwards, head to the Little Water Distillery Bar to sample its latest signature cocktail, which are rolled out every month.
On the boardwalk
The seven-mile-long Atlantic City Boardwalk is an American icon that dates back to 1870. It is usually one of the first stops for visitors taking a city tour. Enjoy ocean views on one side and a multitude of shops on the other. Stroll on foot, hire a bike, take a ride on a legendary rolling chair or jump on a tramcar, which made their comeback in 2015.
Absecon lighthouse
Visit the Absecon Lighthouse to experience a slice of nautical history. Opened in 1857 to help mariners navigate the challenging shoreline, it is New Jersey’s
to enjoy panoramic views across Atlantic City. Wine Trails
Head for rural South Jersey’s Wine Trail, with its 15-plus wineries offering variety for wine lovers and connoisseurs. The Wine and Ale Trail of South Jersey is made up of wineries, breweries, and distilleries in the Hammonton
region in Atlantic and Camden Counties. Shop till you drop
If it’s time for a new wardrobe we know just the place to shop! Tanger Outlets The Walk is a shopaholic’s paradise with more than 100 retail outlets – and what’s more, it’s tax free! It’s the hottest shopping in Atlantic City and the best place for savings for high-end, international, local and everyday brands.
tallest
lighthouse and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, visitors can climb its 228 steps to the summit
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