22 things to do today in Bergen County
Bergen County has more residents than these four cities: San Francisco, Boston, Washington DC and Atlanta. Plus, we’re larger than five states. So it’s not a stretch to say we’ve got thousands of things to do. But for now, here’s 22: There’s truly no better place to view the Hudson River and New York City than this popular overlook on the Palisades Interstate Parkway. Be sure to look up at the 570-footsteel towers on your stroll.
in Teaneck. When an ice cream parlor open more than 80 years is constantly packed, you know it’s awesome.
This famous green, designed by A.W. Tillinghast, is one of Bergen’s best courses of 27 holes.
in Hackensack. This famous eatery was serving sliders way before they became trendy.
What we really mean is Palisades Park. Drive up Broad Street and you’ll know why.
at Dancing With The Stars’ brothers’ (Maks and Val) Dance With Me dance studio in Fort Lee. Then go to Ikea for a bigger shoe closet.
in Paramus where you’ll find a fabulous zoo, carousel, train, acres of playground, outdoor summer movies and so much more. to see more than 30 life-sized, realistic looking robotic dinosaurs hiding in the woods in Leonia, right over the GWB.
The 88 million grandstand features the upscale Victory Club, a spectacular view of Manhattan from the rooftop bar, a bright modern design and exciting races. at One River School of Art in Englewood.
at any one of our six off-the-leash dog parks.
One of Bergen County’s most acclaimed restaurants full of ethnic influences but rooted in classic French techniques.
in Ramsey. A landmark still serving its ultra think crust to devoted followers. If you feel adventurous, order the Garbage Pie.
the airport that services many corporate aircrafts belonging to Fortune 500 executives, not to mention Justin Beiber, John Travlta and so many more. First it was a dairy barn, then a speakeasy. Now it’s a local restaurant but definitely not easy to find which makes it fun. Bergen Community College at the Meadowlands offers a degree program exclusively on Saturdays, Sundays and online.
(ranked one of the nation’s Top High Schools by Newsweek).
Kayak. Play tennis. Watch a minor league baseball game. See a concert. Bike along the water. Then enjoy a refreshment from all that fun.
and enjoy (tax free) shopping, a massage at SojoSpa, and a great meal at any of the fabulous restaurants.
or dinner IN the movie at iPic theater in Fort Lee. Food and a fully stocked bar. In a theater? Just saying…
For an additional 22, email jcimiluca@ co.bergen.nj.us today. Hope to see you soon! — Joanne Cimiluca, Director, Bergen County Division of Economic Development