Things To Do
Morristown
Imagine stepping into a time machine and landing in a place where history and modern vibes mix seamlessly—that's Morristown, NJ. This charming town is like a living museum, where old streets and colonial buildings blend with lively restaurants and trendy boutiques. The town's rich history stems back to the beginning our of country, commonly being referred to as "the military capital of the American Revolution". The blend of old-school charm and modern touch makes it a place for everyone to enjoy. If you have some free time while in town, please take advantage of all it has to offer!
Restaurants
There are tons of restaurants located in Morristown's bustling downtown. A few of our favorites that we recommend: South+Pine American Eatery - Awesome spot for a bite! The owner has appeared on Iron Chef, Beat Bobby Flay, and Chopped. You know it has to be good. 1776 On The Green - Owned by renowned chef David Burke, who has been featured on programs like Top Chef. The Clothesline Bacon is a must! Coniglio's Old Fashioned - Pizza joint owned by world champion pizza maker and Chopped Champion, Nino Coniglio.
Bars
There is no shortage of spots to grab a drink with friends or family. A few we recommend are: - Homestead Bar & Kitchen - Iron Bar - Revolution - Grasshopper off the Green - The Laundromat - Stirling Tavern
Historic Sites
Morristown is littered with history. If you're interested, feel free to visit the following: Morristown Green - located in the center of town, this park housed the site for George Washington's first headquarters in Morristown. Washington's Headquarters Museum - located in the Ford Mansion, this is the site where George Washington established his headquarters for a later duration of the American Revolution. He and his troops spent the coldest winter ever recorded here.
Other Things To Do
If you are still looking for things to do, have no fear! Feel free to visit some of the other beautiful downtowns in the surrounding area, such as Madison, Chatham, Summit, and Millburn. If you're a golf fan, visit the United States Golf Association (USGA) headquarters and museum in Bernards Township. If you like gardens or the general outdoors, visit The Frelinghuysen Arboretum or Cross Estate Gardens. If you're a football fan, feel free to visit the New York Jets training facility located in Florham Park. We're hoping Aaron Rodgers accepts our invitation!