EXPLORE
Cape May blends Victorian charm, seaside beauty, and rich history unlike anywhere else on the Jersey Shore. Stroll the pedestrian-friendly Washington Street Mall, lined with boutiques, galleries, and cafes, then explore the city’s famed Victorian architecture. History buffs can tour the Cape May Lighthouse or visit the nearby Emlen Physick Estate, a beautifully preserved 19th-century mansion that offers a glimpse into Cape May’s past as America’s oldest seaside resort.
SAVOR
Cape May’s culinary scene is rooted in fresh seafood, waterfront views, and coastal hospitality. Grab a table at Lucky Bones Backwater Grille, a longtime local favorite known for seafood, comfort food, and a lively atmosphere near the harbor. For a more elevated evening, head to Primal for wood-fired steaks and seafood just steps from the ocean. Looking for a casual bite? Taco Caballito Tequileria serves creative tacos and cocktails directly across from the beach.
GO BACK IN TIME
Cape May blends coastal beauty with centuries of history. Explore beaches, bird-watching hot spots, and scenic nature trails at nearby Cape May Point, then stroll streets lined with colorful Victorian architecture in the nation’s oldest seaside resort. To dive deeper into the city’s rich heritage, hop aboard the “Historic District Trolley Tour” or “Mansions by the Sea Trolley Tour” with Cape May MAC, whose guides share stories of Cape May’s evolution, architectural treasures, and the grand seaside cottages that helped earn its designation as a National Historic Landmark.
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Main Image: Cape May MAC Trolley Tour and Cape May Lighthouse; Credit: Cape May MAC
