Hoboken Historical Museum
Step inside the Hoboken Historical Museum and discover the city’s history, culture, and architecture. Housed in the former Bethlehem Steel machine shop — known today as the Shipyard — the museum has exhibitions on shipping history and the city’s contribution to music. The upper gallery features six local artists’ work each year.
Monroe Center for the Arts
Monroe Center for the Arts spans two buildings of artist studios, galleries, retail space, and a performing arts theater in a converted factory complex. Resident artists hold hands-on classes for kids and adults, and open studio tours attract an eclectic mix of creatives from around the tri-state area.
Hudson River Waterfront Walkway
Stretching 18.5 miles along the Hudson River from Bayonne to the George Washington Bridge, the Waterfront Walkway connects Hudson County’s most scenic waterfront neighborhoods. A popular spot for hiking, fishing, and kayaking, this bike-friendly walkway is accessible from Hoboken’s Frank Sinatra Drive and offers unobstructed views of Manhattan. Bikeshare rental stations are available along the path, and kayak rentals can be found in Hoboken.