Hoboken, NJ – a Entertainment, Educational and Cultural Playground

Not only does Hoboken, NJ have fantastic real estate opportunities, but it has many options for activities, events and attractions as well.  Whatever you’re idea of entertainment may be, you will definitely find what you are looking for in Hoboken.  Being the birthplace of Frank Sinatra makes Hoboken a draw for fans of “Ol’ Blue Eyes.”  Strolling along the waterfront of Sinatra Drive provides charming views of Manhattan and leads you to Frank Sinatra Park.  The open space and greenery offer a relaxing place to stroll, daydream, walk, jog, play soccer, touch football, Frisbee or just sit and unwind.  This is by far not the only place in Hoboken to have fun.

Numerous Parks in Hoboken, NJ

Hoboken contains a wealth of parks for residents and visitors to enjoy.  The parks located in Hoboken, NJ include:
• Castle Point Park – public park, walkway along the Hudson, has Hoboken’s only skate park
• Church Square Park – has a firefighters memorial, veterans memorial, several playgrounds and gazebo for summer concerts
• Columbus Park – only county park in Hoboken, playground, statue of Columbus
• Hoboken Island – planned park honoring the September 11th  victims
• Frank Sinatra Park – soccer field, café, trails, green spaces
• Gateway Park – Hoboken’s smallest park, described as scenic with trees, grass and bird feeders
• Jackson Street Park – playground, rock climbing wall, gravel
• Madison Park – renovated in 2006
• Pier A – gazebo, bike paths, fishing area, water-jet fountain, large field, rows of trees, 4th of July celebrations. Located near the W Hotel & Residences.
• Stevens Park – unique playground, exposed section of serpentine rock, dog run
• Elysian Park – small park, 2 play areas, dog run, sprinkler, basketball court, rest rooms. Located near the condos at Maxwell Place.

Hoboken, NJ - Historic and Fun Landmarks to Enjoy

If you own a slice of Hoboken, NJ real estate, you will be pleased to have the variety of great landmarks to fill your days with.  The landmarks, both fun and educational, in Hoboken include:
• Carlo’s Bakery – setting for Cake Boss on TLC
• Castle Point – highest point in Hoboken, includes Stevens Institute of Technology
• DeBaun Auditorium
• Hoboken Free Public Library
• Hoboken Historical Museum – learn about the history of Hoboken
• Hoboken Terminal – built in 1908
• Hudson River Waterfront Walkway – promenade along Hudson River near 2 Constitution Court & Maxwell Place.
• Maxwell’s – features great indie music and has hosted several now famous bands, such as Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Nirvana, R.E.M. and more. Located near Maxwell Place.
• Sybil’s Cave – cave with spring water, major attraction in 19th century
• Weehawken Cove – Henry Hudson anchored there in 1609. Located next to the Harborside Lofts & the Hudson Tea Building.

Cultural Options Available in Hoboken, NJ

After you’ve fed your need for physical activity at one of the great Hoboken parks and visited a historic landmark, make time to visit one of the cultural attractions in the area.  The educational and fun options in Hoboken include:
• Chelsea Art Museum
• Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum
• Rubin Museum of Art
• New York City Fire Museum
• Tibet House

Visit or Move to Hoboken, NJ and Experience it All

If you are relocating to Hoboken, NJ or just coming for a visit, there is much to do and see.  No matter your interests, Hoboken has such an array of options that you will stay busy and entertained.  You can contact me, Walter Burns, an expert in Hoboken real estate to help get you acquainted with the area.