- TripBuzz discovered 117 different types of activities for couples in the Trenton area, including Bowling (like Slocum's Bowl-O-Drome), Theaters (like Mill Hill Playhouse), Parks (like Cadwalder Park) and Rock Climbing (like Rockville Climbing Center), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 196 date ideas in or near Trenton, New Jersey, including 179 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like New Brunswick, Princeton, New Hope and Newtown.
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For over 80 years McCarter Theatre has been a center for performing arts, plays, and cultural education. Visitors can expect to see a variety of acts shown at the theater; including ballet, jazz, world music, and more.
10.0 Miles
Princeton Tour Company offers many tours to share local folklore about the Princeton community, including its famous citizens like Albert Einstein, T.S. Elion, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Robert Oppenheimer, and many U.S. Presidents. The company also offers step-on guides for bus tours.
10.1 Miles
Since 1882, the Princeton University Art Museum has been collecting works of art from throughout the world. That collection now includes over 72,000 works including Greek and Roman antiquities, Medieval and Western European sculptures and paintings, Renaissance art, and Chinese calligraphy.
10.1 Miles
Located on the campus of Princeton University, the Richardson Auditorium is a performing arts venue host to a number of events throughout the year. Orchestra performances, concerts, and other festivals are among these events.
10.1 Miles
Founded in 1984, The Langhorne Heritage Farm is a farm with the mission of saving open space in the surrounding community. The farm hosts free musical concerts throughout the year.
10.3 Miles
The Newtown Theatre holds 300 seats, and it was originally built in 1883 with the first movie presented at the site in 1906. Both classic movies and live stage performances like plays and musicals are presented at the theater.
10.5 Miles
Mountain Lakes Nature Preserve is a 75 acre nature reserve populated by lakes, rocky creeks, wooded wetlands, and upland forests. The preserve offers 8 miles of maintained scenic trails providing views of the native flora and fauna.
10.8 Miles
As the site of a historic battle from the American Revolution, Princeton Battle Monument is an ornate stone sculpture created by 19th century artist, Frederick William MacMonnies. The monument has a walkway lined with trees and benches.
11.0 Miles
Carnegie Lake is easily accessible for visitors interested in outdoor recreation. The clear blue water offers ample room for canoes, kayaks, and swimmers. It is also perfect for walking or biking. Parking is plentiful and the scenery is bountiful.
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Over 1,700 acres of land compose Tyler State Park, which covers Neshaminy Creek. Originally a farm and adjoining woodlands, the park now offers picnic areas, biking trails, boating, disc golf, and ice skating in the winter.