Whether on campus, in town, or just minutes away, you’ll discover a variety of engaging experiences to enrich your visit, perfectly suited to your interests and schedule.
About New Brunswick, New Jersey
New Brunswick, New Jersey—fondly known as the Hub City—is a historic gem nestled along the Raritan River, perfectly positioned between New York City and Philadelphia. With roots dating back to the pre-Revolutionary era, it offers both charm and convenience, with easy access to major highways and public transportation. Hop on a train or bus, and you can be in New York City in under an hour.
Mason Gross School of the Arts
Located on the Rutgers campus, explore a vibrant lineup of events—from free lectures to captivating performances and inspiring art exhibitions.
Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum
As one of the nation’s largest university art museums, it offers a rich cultural experience—while nearby, the Rutgers Geology Museum invites you to explore the natural history of New Jersey.
The Arbor Trail
Located behind our Inn and Conference Center lies a historic nature trail and tree collection, established in 1911 as part of the Carpender Estate. Designed to evoke the gentle rolling meadows of England, the estate once served as a peaceful retreat for the Carpender family. Today, the Arbor Trail offers a serene space for education and quiet reflection, welcoming students, staff, and guests of Rutgers University alike. Read more about the trail here.
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A vibrant campus full of activities, landmarks, and destinations—right outside of our doors.
From quick, convenient bites to the full downtown dining experience—there's something to satisfy every craving.
Because you can’t spend all day in meetings—discover live shows, local gems, and just the right amount of unexpected fun nearby.
From basic needs to extra niceties.