- Our list of the best things to do in Paterson, New Jersey, features the top 705 nearby activities — including 247 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
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Badea & Soul Day Spa, is a full service, therapeutic spa located in the Hotel Fauchere. Guests are pampered with a variety of treatment options including Body Scrubs, Facials, advanced medical massages, and allergy relief treatments.
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Featuring the work of two local artists, Golden Fish Gallery houses a variety of arts and crafts with fantasy themes. In addition to art, the gallery sells medieval weapons like swords and knives.
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The Columns Museum features a wide-variety of historic Civil War artifacts, memorabilia, period clothing and more. Best known for its display of a bloody American flag, believed to have supported a dying President Lincoln's head, the museum also contains Native American artifacts.
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The Spruce Run Recreation Area is composed mostly of the Spruce Run reservoir, which is the third largest reservoir in the state. The recreation site covers the 1,290 acres of the reservoir itself and 15 miles of shoreline for swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, picnicking, and camping.
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On the Landsdown Trail, parkgoers can go biking, fishing, and hiking in a scenic setting. The location also serves as a wildlife habitat, meaning visitors may also receive plenty of photo opportunities.
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Host to a small but notable museum, the Pike County Historical Society is an informative and interesting spot for tourists to get information about the local area. One exhibit of note in the museum is the Lincoln Flag.
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Connecticut's Ridgefield Playhouse presents a packed schedule of concerts, musicals, plays and recitals. It also screens independent and vintage films and is available for corporate meetings, weddings and other event rentals.
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The industrial heritage of the Red Mill Museum Village area is put on display for visitors. Most of the history focuses on both the Red Mill itself and the Mulligan Quarry, and special events are held throughout the year including the seasonal Festival of Trees.
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Located in an old stone mill, the Hunterdon Art Museum exhibits modern, contemporary works of art. In addition to its exhibits of sculpture work and painting, the museum also offers art classes.
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Located on a 5-acre property, Ballard Park is a serene neighborhood park that is host to a number of different events and amenities. Events hosted here include concerts and parties located within the parks gazebo and greenery.