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Shops and Galleries
While antiques have long been Lambertville’s forte, today, Louis XVI mirrors and Mission-style chairs take their place alongside trendy clothing, high-end home décor, sophisticated crafts and goods for pampered pets. Rounding out the town’s vibrant retail scene are galleries where the discerning buyer just might discover an up-and-coming local star. |
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Historic Sites
A bustling industrial center through the early 20th century, Lambertville is dotted with landmark buildings, from the old spoke-and-wheel factory (now housing a sign shop, gallery and antiques store), to the family home of the first ‘49er, early resident James Wilson Marshall (current site of the Lambertville Historical Society). A stroll through town also reveals an unusually large and varied stock of restored Victorian architecture, including the properties comprising the LL&CC. |
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Outdoor R&R
Lambertville’s sublime setting along the Delaware River offers endless options for exercise and relaxation after the meeting day ends. Whether your meeting goers prefer bike riding along the D&R canal towpath, canoeing down the Delaware, or hiking through one of several nearby parks, those with an “outdoorsy” bent will find much to explore. |
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Off-Site Activities
Lambertville is the perfect “jumping off” spot for nearby adventure. Whether the goal is team building or simply after-hours fun, your LL&CC meeting planner can offer options ranging from balloon rides, picnics at local parks and cooking classes at gourmet eateries to wine tastings, canoe trips and, yes, even golf. |
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Dining
No less than 14 Zagat-rated restaurants line the streets of this one-square-mile town. Cuisine ranges from New American to Provencal French, with a growing number of “ethnic” choices in the mix. Outstanding fare is the rule; so are great atmosphere and attentive service. |
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Nightlife
Whether “relax” means catching a jazz quartet at a bustling “club” or sipping an appletini at one of Lambertville’s classic pubs, meeting goers will find plenty of ways to unwind in this less-sleepy-than-it-looks little town. “Cultural” choices are also close at hand, from the world-renowned Riverside Symphonia to the Downtown Players and Roxey Ballet. |
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