We were lucky to have a warm sunny day. The campus was fantastic, and students there must feel very privileged. there were no entrance fees anywhere which was a stark contrast to trying to get around the Oxford/Cambridge colleges. The art museum was a revelation...More

On the way to our tour from new Jersey to Washington dc we visited this prestigious Princeton University with historical events as George Washington lived here, Albert Einstein worked here, many super personalities studied here including Presidents of the USA, Philadelphia also served as capital...More

The second year our daughter has attended the Princeton Women's Elite Basketball Camp. The head coach and staff do a tremendous job with this camp. Great experience for the girls and the university campus is beautiful, particularly in the spring time.

Take a tour of one the top universities in the world, park your car in lot 23 and catch the free bus to admissions

Princeton is IVY league, so of course it is great. I stayed in Princeton and used the campus for a business retreat. It's quaint, and over flowing with history. Try to take it all in. We ate at the Frist center a couples days, which...More

We spent an hour walking the grounds and the downtown area. The gothic architecture is amazing, and right now all the trees and plants are lush green. This is one of the most beautiful places I've visited-- I adore old buildings and history.

A longer walk around is highly recommended. Not only the famous old and lasting buildings but also lots of very well maintained flowerbeds and the rose garden in the back require appr 30 to 45 min for a walk

A very good place to visit.One can go to the free art museum that change exhibits often, wonder around the campus to see very interesting architecture and visit the small garden.In the summer dip your feet in the fountain.The kids can visit the children part...More

You can take a tour and find out all the historical facts about this amazing University and surrounding area but for me a stroll with my dog through the grounds is the most wonderful thing to do. There is the hub bub of students, the...More

There is so much to see the campus. You are taken away by the historic architecture which is complimented by modern sculpture. It is a large campus so stick to the main area and allow 60 mins or so. There are plenty of maps around...More