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Things to Do

- (In)Visible Princeton: The University has created a series of free self-guided tours which allow you to learn about the history of underrepresented groups at Princeton. Available tours include “Firsts” at Princeton, Women at Princeton, and African-American Life at Princeton.
- The Princeton Tour Company offers guided and smartphone tours that explore the history of Princeton’s best-known residents, include Albert Einstein’s home and a speakeasy favored by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

- The Princeton University Art Museum is one of the nation’s finest art museums, housing collections of over 72 ,000 works of art spanning 5,000 years of world history and all the world’s major cultures. Admission is free.
- Firestone Library is itself an architectural gem, but the lobby of the library also features an exhibition open to the public showcasing extraordinary and rare items from the library’s special collections. Admission is free.
- Morven Museum and Garden is a National Historic Landmark dating back to the 1750s that gives visitors a glimpse into colonial life in Princeton and New Jersey.

- The Princeton University Store is a great place for souvenirs, and has locations on campus and on Nassau street.
- Palmer Square is the center of “downtown Princeton” and the best stop for shopping and dining. Some of our favorite local eateries include:
  - The Bent Spoon artisanal ice cream.
  - Small World Coffee featuring coffee, food and local art.
  - Yankee Doodle Taproom is located in historical Nassau Inn and features art by Normal Rockwell and a wall of famous Princetonians.

- Nassau Inn – 10 Palmer Square 609-921-7500
- The Peacock Inn – 20 Bayard Lane 609-924-1707
- Inn at Glencairn – 3301 Lawrenceville Road (3 mi.) 609-497-1737