Oldest building on the campus - built in 1756. For a brief period from July to October of 1783, this place served a host for US government. Beautiful ivy clad building is huge and is fondly referred to as Old Nassau by Princetonians.

We took the free Sunday art tour offered by the art depr. It was great with Max. Highly recommend it.

Gorgeous Building ! Built 1756 , The largest stone building in the American Colonies, it was built on land donated by Nathaniel FitzRandolph, after whom the University's FitzRandolph Gate is named

Nassau Hall is an absolutely beautiful welcoming to the Princeton campus. The architecture and setting of Nassau is unparalleled compared to other universities I've visited. Get a coffee at Small World Coffee and enjoy the walk over to Nassau Hall as soon as you can.

I can not express or share enough pictures to explain how beautiful this building is and the tigers. It college campus is just gorgeous. If you are in New Jersey, definitely stop thru Princeton and walk the campus and the town. It is just absolutely breathtaking. The history and architecture are remarkable.

gorgeous building. Love the Ivy growing on it. Really a great place to take pictures and walk around/ explore what princeton U and the town has to offer.

Beautiful and majestic building. This is the heart of Princeton. The oldest building on campus and at the time one of the largest in the country. Briefly served as the meeting place of Congress.

Beautiful building!

Living in New Jersey provides unique opportunities to engage with history. I had no idea the US Capitol was here, even for a few months. An explanation of the Ivy plaques around the building would be appreciated. I will happily improve this ranking with the ability to enter the building.

Nassau Hall in Princeton is an iconic landmark steeped in history and charm. As the centerpiece of Princeton University, this majestic building exudes a sense of academic excellence and heritage. Walking through the halls of Nassau Hall feels like stepping back in time, with its impressive architecture and richly adorned interiors. The significance of this historic site is palpable, serving as a testament to the university's prestigious legacy. Beyond its architectural grandeur, Nassau Hall offers visitors a glimpse into the academic and cultural life of Princeton University. From informative guided tours to engaging exhibitions, there's always something captivating to explore within its walls. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply curious about Princeton's esteemed past, Nassau Hall is a must-visit destination. Its timeless beauty and cultural significance make it a standout attraction in the heart of Princeton.

Could not see the outer architecture as it was under renovation....campus around looks good

Beautiful building that once was the site of a heated battle between the British regulars and the Continental Army in the Revolutionary War. Alexander Hamilton’s artillery team is supposed to have fired on the building and beheaded a statue of King George. Found this and the house that Alexander Hamilton lived in when he resided in Princeton while it was the nation’s capital on a free walking tour app from free walking tours presents.

Princeton University and Nassau Hall were gorgeous to tour at night under December’s full moon 12/12 - 2019. 🌕✨⚡️It was magical.