3-Day Travel Itinerary for Jersey City

• Day 1: Liberty State Park - This beautiful park is a great way to start your trip. It offers gorgeous views of the Statue of Liberty and the New York City skyline. Take a walk through the Liberty Walkway, visit the Central Railroad Terminal of New Jersey and learn some of the history of the state.
• Day 2: Downtown Jersey City - Walk around the pedestrian-only Newark Avenue shopping district and enjoy some of the best food Jersey City has to offer. Stop by Gringo's to try their tasty tacos and margaritas. Liberty Science Center is a fun place to visit if you have kids, It features interactive exhibits, an aquarium, and an IMAX theater. Conclude your day by enjoying the stunning views of the Manhattan skyline from the Exchange Place promenade.
• Day 3: Jersey City Heights - Start the day with a visit to the Riverview Arts District, a neighborhood known for its street art and galleries. The Central Avenue shopping corridor features a variety of stores and restaurants. After that, head over to Pershing Field Park for an afternoon picnic, followed by a walk through the nearby historic Hudson City district.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Liberty State Park (2-3 hours) - Free admission
• Gringo's (1-2 hours) - $10-20 per person
• Liberty Science Center (3-4 hours) - $15-20 per person
• Exchange Place promenade (1-2 hours) - Free admission
• Riverview Arts District (2-3 hours) - Free admission
• Pershing Field Park (2-3 hours) - Free admission
• Historic Hudson City district (1-2 hours) - Free admission
Total Estimated Costs: $25-40 per person

Transportation

While walking is the best way to explore Jersey City, there are other transportation options available such as buses and trains that can be used to get around. The average bus fare is $1.60 and the average train fare is $2.75. Expect to spend around 30-60 minutes traveling to and from each location.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the historic Van Vorst Park, where you can enjoy live music shows during the summer. Or take a trip to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, both accessible by ferry from Liberty State Park. If you have less time, skip the Riverview Arts District and the Hudson City district, since they are further away from downtown Jersey City.