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| Atlantic City attractions and activities are sure to entertain and delight visitors of all interests. Find antique shops, museums and cultural attractions, piers and arcades and much more. Take a trolley tour to see Atlantic City and enjoy the ride. Atlantic City attractions offer culture and history, including the Atlantic City Historical Museum and Art Center on Garden Pier, the Absecon Lighthouse and the Atlantic City Aquarium. Take a short drive to visit a winery or be enlightened at one of Atlantic City's regional museums and cultural attractions such as Lucy the Elephant and the Noyes Museum of Art. You're sure to find more than enough places to visit and play with Atlantic City attractions and activities.
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THE BOARDWALK |
| No tour of Atlantic City is complete without a walk on the world-famous Atlantic City Boardwalk. Built in 1870, the Boardwalk is the backbone of this seaside resort city, providing access to hotels, resorts, shops, casinos and more. Stemming from the Atlantic City Boardwalk are several piers featuring a number of attractions. Garden Pier is known as the arts and cultural center of the Atlantic City Boardwalk, complete with the Atlantic City historical museum and Atlantic City Art Center.
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DINING AND RESTAURANTS |
Atlantic City has seen a metamorphosis in its culinary scene, attracting world-renowned chefs such as Bobby Flay and Wolfgang Puck, and nationally recognized restaurants choosing to set up shop here. These trendy establishments are helping make Atlantic City a culinary mecca as visitors flock to both the new and the traditional favorites. Here are some traditional local favorites:
Angelo's - Lunch/Dinner 2300 Fairmont Avenue, Atlantic City, (609) 344-2439 Known as "Little Italy by the Sea" with homemade sauces and a warm family atmosphere.
Angeloni's II - Lunch/Dinner Corner of Georgia & Arctic Avenues, 2400 Arctic Avenue, Atlantic City, (609) 344-7875 Famous for their award-winning wine list, their consistency and their loyalty to fine Italian cuisine.
Baltimore Grill - Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner 2800 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, (609) 345-5766 A local favorite where you can enjoy a beer and fresh-made pizza at 3:30 in the morning. Open 24 hours and serving up simple yet great-tasting pizza, pasta, subs and much more.
Café 2825 - Dinner 2825 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, (609) 344-6913 Creative and contemporary menu in a cozy and elegant atmosphere.
Dock's Oyster House - Dinner 2405 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, (609) 345-0092 Owned and operated by the Dougherty family since 1897 and serving the finest seafood dishes.
East Bay Crab & Grill - Lunch/Dinner 6701 Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township, (609) 272-7721 Featuring the area's best steamers and freshest crabs all year long.
Knife & Fork Inn - Dinner Atlantic & Pacific Avenues, Atlantic City, (609) 344-1133 An Atlantic City tradition since 1927 and serving the finest steak and seafood.
White House Sub Shop - Lunch/Dinner 2301 Arctic Avenue, Atlantic City, (609) 345-1564 The most famous sub shop in South Jersey. Fans include everyone from the late Frank Sinatra to George Clooney.
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BEACHES |
| Come out to the show a few days early this year and make a mini-vacation out of it!
Life's a beach…and Atlantic City's clean, wide beaches offer a variety of fun-in-the-sand activities this summer. They're free, too - no costly beach badges are needed. So grab your towel and sunscreen and head out for a day - or night - full of surfside activities.
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NIGHTLIFE |
Come experience the city that's "Always Turned On", Atlantic City's nightlife and entertainment will capture your spirit and leave you wanting more! From lounges to dance clubs, fine dining to beach bars, live entertainment, comedy clubs and more, it's all here in Atlantic City.
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FOR MORE DETAILS ON ATLANTIC CITY ATTRACTIONS, PLEASE VISIT THE ATLANTIC CITY CONVENTION AND VISITORS AUTHORITY AT www.accva.org.
All information courtesy of the Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority.
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