Activities in Atlantic City + The Jersey Shore

Specializing in a mix of contemporary designers and disco-era vintage.

Shore punks flock to this bowling alley for rock shows and a friendly bar.

The centerpiece of the museum is the lighthouse's 1856 Fresnel lens, fabricated in Paris by Henri Le Paute and composed of more than 1,000 individual

Here, you can visit a herd of alpacas and buy homespun scarves, shawls, and sweaters.

Just when you think this beach couldn't possibly get more retro - not an iPod or cell phone in sight - a clean shaven Wally Cleaver look-alike drives

One of the best-preserved Victorian districts in America, with crape myrtles sprouting from sidewalks and American-flag bunting hanging from impeccabl

Take one of the excellent guided birding walks at Cape May Point, on the Delaware Bay.

Some of the hand-carved animals date to the 1890s.

You'll find well-priced industrial-modern pieces at this excellent furniture boutique.

A Riviera-style private beach club lures peace-seeking fashionistas with trendy drinks, open-air lounges, and serviced cabanas by the sea. When the su

About 30 miles up the coast from Atlantic City, Long Beach Island is a narrow strip of sand just two blocks wide and 20 miles long that's linked to th

Lucy, Margate's iconic 65-foot-tall elephant-shaped house, now open to the public.

Watch master boatbuilders in this workshop at the Tuckerton Seaport, a living-history museum of coastal arts and crafts.

The two-year-old Pier Shops at Caesar's, an edifice stretching 1,000 feet into the Atlantic, houses the largest shopping-mall fountain in the world. T

A shop packed to the rafters with driftwood sculptures and seashells.