Atlantic City Historical Museum

Riply's Believe It Or Not Museum
1441 New York Avenue on the Boardwalk 609-347-2001.
Open daily 10 AM till 10 PM. Admission $8.95 adults.
$6.95 children between 5-12. 4 and under are admitted free.
This is the place where visitors will find all the oddities of the world collected in one place. People willing to see strange and odd things must visit this place exhibiting Ripley's comic strips about natural curiosities and eerie coincidences. The museum is
a tribute to the master creator of this place who has made this happen.

Miller Art Center
The Miller Arts Center set on the north of the pier has revolving program of exhibits featuring regional and local art.

Sandcastle Stadium
Albany Avenue at Badar Field 609-344
Surf Games May through September.
Tickets from $6.00 for adults, $3.00 for kids.
This is a great, inexpensive night out for the whole family.
Home to Atlantic City Surf-the baseball team, this 6,000-seat stadium is an exciting place to watch and dine in the stadium's restaurant. With a pinch in your wallet, watch out the games
with whole family and treat them with great food.

Convention Hall
Opened in 1929, the hall was the largest auditorium in the world without interior roof posts or pillars. The largest of its kind in the world, the hall has superb interiors. During winter months, the hall stages various college basketball tournaments and antique and flower shows. Every year the Miss America contestants line up for publicity shots at the Convention Hall's entrance.

Absecon Lighthouse
Rhode Island & Pacific Avenue Atlantic City 609-449-1360
Tours Thursday through Monday 11 AM til 4 PM. Admission $4.00 Adult 1 Child Free Per Adult Admission. Additional Children $1.00
Kids love the climb to the top.. Adults love the incredible view of the area.
This tallest lighthouse in New Jersey is not utilized anymore. Opened in 1857, it was built to guide the sailors into the island's risky inlets. It is a double walled masonry structured now stands tall to the historic past.

Gardiners Basin & Smuggler's Cove
The City's new hot spot, the place for the new Mirage Casino and served with several luxury homes with two boat slips. There are several other casinos few minutes away such as the art-deco themed Trump Marina and the Le Jardain Palais.

Wildwoods
Consisting of 3 towns - North Wildwood, Wildwood and Wildwood Crest, the noisy Wildwood is a big hangout for local teens and a favorite of European college students. The best way to get around Wildwood is on foot or by tram or trolley.

Steel Pier
1000 Boardwalk at Virginia Ave 609-345-4893
Open through mid-October Sat. & Sun. from noon.
Opened on the Boardwalk in 1898, Steel Pier one of the best Atlantic City's ocean piers is full of attractions. Country's biggest bands, TV stars and vaudeville acts appear at the pier.
Today, the pier serves as a gigantic amusement park featuring 25 different rides dropping, spinning or sliding your bodies.

Golf Course

Sandcastle Stadium

Boardwalk
Convention Hall

Absecon Lighthouse