USA Today recently revealed its “10Best small towns in the northeast,” and Lambertville, New Jersey, made a significant impression, ranking third on the list, writes Damon C. Williams for the Bucks County Courier Times.  

Each week, a panel of experts nominated attractions and points of interest, which the public then voted on over four weeks. Nestled just across the Delaware River from Bucks County, Lambertville was recognized for its quaint charm and vibrant atmosphere. 

The town boasts the Lambertville Inn, which marks the gateway to its many offerings. Characterized by its lively streets, Lambertville provides a plethora of activities, from dining at excellent restaurants—many featuring summer patios—to shopping at unique boutiques and designer stores.

A highlight for visitors is the scenic bridge walk over to New Hope, providing stunning river views and a chance to stand in two states simultaneously. 

Lambertville’s acclaim isn’t new; Forbes previously listed it as one of America’s prettiest towns. 

Today, it continues to attract visitors with its rich history, cultural scene, and inviting community, making it a must-visit destination in the Northeast. 

Read more about Lambertville’s top ranking in the Bucks County Courier Times.  

Lambertville is a Jersey treasure and “You’ve Never Seen It Like This”