Victorian houses and Federal row homes still grace the streets. The factories of yore have become the artist studios, galleries, shops and restaurants of this charming town. New Jersey's longest park, the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park, runs through Lambertville, allowing the banks of the Delaware River to maintain their lush beauty. The people of Lambertville exhibit a great pride about their town, and with good reason. Just minutes into the New Jersey countryside, you can feel the noise and pace of the city sliding off.
Skyscrapers give way to rolling green hills, horse farms and rustic red barns.
Lambertville is located on the sloping banks of the Delaware River, along the border of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The beautiful Victorian homes and storefronts are meticulously and beautifully kept in this quaint and peaceful little town. This small town boasts more than forty antique stores. Throughout the tree-lined streets of the town, these antique shops, art galleries and unique contemporary stores proudly display their treasures. If you've ever been to some of Chelsea's antique shops, you'll know that prices for antiques and eclectic home decor accessories fetch a pretty penny.