Best Museums For Spend a Day in New Jersey
                     Best Museums For Spend 
a Day in New Jersey
Largetest Miniature Wonderland: Northlandz
Northlandz is recognised by Guinness 
World Records as one of the world 
record holders. The largest collection 
of tiny model trains offers children a 
wealth of amazing sights. A miniature 
railroad that is nearly 8 miles long and 
features more than 100 trains running 
over bridges, buildings, and canals is 
housed in a specially built facility in 
Flemington, New Jersey. It can take 
you two hours to observe everything 
in this large HO-sized show due to its 
size. Because it features some of the 
most incredible sights that portray 
authentic life-like architecture on a 
very small scale, you will remember 
this place for a very long time.
Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum
The Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum, 
regarded as one of New Jersey's top 
museums, houses the state's space and 
aviation history. When the collection 
grew, the museum was later moved into 
an adjacent facility from its original 
location in Teterboro Airport. The 
exhibit includes images of honorees 
from the aviation, military, and space 
departments, as well as space 
equipment, present and historical 
artifacts, art, and model airplanes. The 
exhibit and the outdoor settlement here 
will amaze you despite the fact that it 
isn't as large as other metropolitan 
museums (in a good way). The Museum 
also hosts Dare-To-Fly excursions and 
available cockpit weekends, both of 
which are free and open to the public.
The New Jersey State Museum
One of the most well-known and 
significant museums in New Jersey and 
is well worth seeing. The Museum 
structure offers a stunning view of the 
Delaware River and provides services 
for a huge area between Philadelphia 
and New York. Archaeological and 
ethnographic items, specimens from 
natural history, works of fine art, and 
artifacts from cultural history are all 
included in this collection and are neatly 
organized into several Bureaus and 
Departments. Visitors can also tour the 
140-seat Planetarium and 384-seat 
auditorium in addition to the 
exhibitions. If you have a lot of time, 
stay a little longer at the planetarium 
because it hosts some fantastic 
programs for both children and adults.
Camden, Delaware River Navy Museum
If you're interested in the history, you 
should travel to Camden, New Jersey. 
It is situated directly alongside the 
Delaware River. You see, the 
enormous, historically significant 
battleship known as the Battleship 
New Jersey is situated within the river. 
Since there are no fights going on right 
now, you can easily board and tour the 
US Navy's most decorated ship. You 
may explore a huge collection of items 
from the ship's involvement in prior 
conflicts, particularly WWII, at the 
Navy Museum where it is currently 
housed. Additionally, you'll be able to 
see the massive 16-inch gun turrets.