Spend a Day at Amazing Museums in New Jersey
                     Spend a Day at Amazing 
Museums in New Jersey
Northlandz Miniature Museum
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 
museum 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.
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.
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.