Overview
Trenton is the capital of New Jersey and the only U.S. state capital that borders another state, sitting directly across the Delaware River from Pennsylvania.
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Before you go
Accommodation
No hotels exist within Trenton proper. Budget travelers should look to nearby Ewing or surrounding Mercer County for lodging.
Food
Trenton is famous for pork roll as a breakfast staple and its unique tomato pie pizza. Chambersburg neighborhood has diverse Central American and Mexican options.
Money
Prices in Trenton reflect the New Jersey market. Meals at local restaurants typically range from $10-20. State House tours are free. Sesame Place admission is around $53.
Safety
Standard urban caution applies. Some street crime exists; stay alert in less touristy areas after dark.
Transport
Trenton Transit Center is served by Amtrak Northeast Regional and Keystone Service. Trenton Mercer Airport has expanded with Frontier Airlines. NJ Transit buses connect the airport to downtown.