Lambertville, known as the Antiques Capital of New Jersey, is located on the Delaware River, minutes away from New Hope, writes Leslie Veliz for the Islands.
The small town, founded in 1705 and recognized as one of the best in the Northeast for 2024 by USA TODAY 10Best, is the perfect place for treasure hunters who are seeking one-of-a-kind items. Its streets are lined with antique stores, including The People’s Store, a four-level shop filled with eclectic goods.
Art aficionados will also love this charming town, brimming with galleries like Haas Gallery, showcasing painter Gordon Haas, and at Cross Pollination Gallery, featuring SiriOm Singh’s vibrant paintings and Ayala Shimelman’s stunning fiber collages.
Meanwhile, A Mano Galleries is the perfect spot to buy handcrafted jewelry, furniture, sculptures, and much more.
The town hosts the Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, offering a treasure trove of vintage valuables.
Various coffee shops will keep you caffeinated during your visit, including Luminary Coffee, which roasts its beans onsite, and Union Coffee, celebrated for its excellent ambiance and service. If you’re in the mood for something stronger, Angelico Winery offers excellent wine in a beautifully converted barn surrounded by lush greenery.
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