HGTV Named This New Jersey Small Town One of the Most Charming in America

Most Charming Small Towns In America

According to dictionary.com, charming is defined as "pleasing; delightful," and that's a good thing when describing a town. So to be named the most "charming" town in New Jersey and one of the most charming towns in America is a great honor.

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HGTV (Home and Garden Television) recently put out an article that selected Lambertville and New Jersey's most "charming" town. The story was published by App.com.

Lambertville is located in Hunterdon County. The town has a population of almost 4,200 residents. It is named after John Lambert, a politician from New Jersey who served as a Representative, a U.S. Senator, and acting governor of New Jersey in the early 1800s.

According to App.com "HGTV's list of America's most charming small towns highlights a familiar favorite to New Jersey residents. Nestled along the scenic Delaware River, Lambertville, affectionately known as "The Antiques Capital of New Jersey," exudes a rich historical charm. This town, boasting a population of 4,000 and a founding date of 1705, showcases its colonial heritage through a delightful mix of federal townhouses and Victorian homes."

Lambertville is a great place for a day trip and you can include antique shopping along with lunch or dinner and some sightseeing.

HGTV added that these types of towns are hugely popular around the nation. "HGTV aptly describes them as "a quintessential part of American life," where each state's best-kept secrets are unveiled. With numerous hidden treasures waiting to be explored, your bucket list is sure to expand."

Have you visited Lambertville? If so, give us your recommendations and thoughts for a nice trip to New Jersey's "most charming" town which is among the BEST in America :)