Most reviewed Museums in Jersey, United States

Futuristic entertainment center with interactive puzzles, immersive rooms & digitally augmented art.

Miles of trails weave through the scenic grounds of this longtime arboretum with a historic home.

Small museum with exhibits on motorcycling heroes & the sport's evolution, plus iconic bikes.

👍👍 Was in the area for a USAF Security Police reunion - Kunsan Korea 1978. Told about this museum we had to visit. Well worth it! It covers from the Revolutionary War and even includes the space program. Of particular interest, there's a K9 tribute with a wall remembering the names of the over 4,00...

Colorful indoor play park with more than 30 interactive exhibits for children under age 8.

Grand Greek revival building completed in 1861 featuring historical art & public guided tours.

Historic home & garden, once a stop on the Underground Railroad, with exhibits on 19th-century life.

Venue featuring interactive history, science & technology exhibits, plus a glass-blowing studio.

👍👍 Such a great park and so well maintained! The walk paths are very helpful through the muddy areas! Lots of activities for the kids and plenty of space to roam! Can’t wait for the new things to come! I was there during the holiday season and loved the lights the displayed!! A hidden gem in Columbus m...

👍👍 Went to All Hallows Eve event and it did not disappoint. Such a great time!

William Tecumseh Sherman was born in this 1811 frame house-turned-museum with original artifacts.

👍👍 Awesome old classic cars, almost all original parts. No wait time, but you do need to make an appointment.The owner was super kind and helpful on the facts of all the vehicles. Highly recommend going! 5/5

Founded in 1998, this museum showcases Catholic art & artifacts, including altar vestments & relics.

Museum displaying a large collection of rare, vintage television sets & studio equipment.

Heisey pressed & blown-glass collections on display, with a gift shop & periodic auctions.

👍👍 Admission is $10 per person and you pay $1 per pound of flint. Park in the parking spot, go up to the house and READ the rules first, don't knock on the door. Then go get your flint and enjoy your time. Don't venture too far back or you'll run into the neighbors and you'll be trespassing. REMEMBER t...

Interactive museum in the home of writer James Thurber, with a literary center, tours & bookstore.

Museum offering interactive displays & tours explaining the ancient geometric earthworks.

Restored 19th-century home, open for tours, displaying period furnishings, art & antiques.

👍👍 Great place for kids and adults. The guys are all friendly.