A VISITOR’S GUIDE TO CAPE MAY
There are wonderful groups that offer extensive information about Cape May that will help visitors plan their vacation in Cape May, and keeps our locals in the know. Check out these sites:
Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts
Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May
Cape May County Chamber of Commerce
THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF CAPE MAY
Cape May has several different sections, each with their own personalities, homes for sale, vacation spots to rent, restaurants to visit, and maybe a local secret or two. To learn more Click Here…
THE HISTORY OF CAPE MAY
The History of Cape May is filled with Victorian pleasures, historical figures from United States politics, and visits from many highly regarded characters beginning in the 1700′s. Read More…
CAPE MAY’S LATEST ACCOLADES
TripAdvisor has named Cape May number two in the nation for best beach and ninth in the world. The 2011 Traveler’s Choice Best Beach Award states,“Yes, Cape May is, technically, on the Jersey Shore. But it’s the antithesis of the Jersey Shore you’ll see on TV—instead of nightclubs and tanning parlors, you’ll find Victorian mansions and a famous lighthouse.” – from Trip Advisor 2011
CAPE MAY AS A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK
An important milestone was reached in the Bicentennial Year of 1976 when Cape May was officially designated a National Historic Landmark City, only one of five in the nation. That designation requires that the community must retain all structures in their original form and design and will insure that Cape May will remain within the architectural guidelines of the Victorian period.
Cape May is a real life picture postcard of the past. In the summer and the rest of the year it is shared by hundreds of thousands of visitors in an atmosphere that can only be found in this southernmost New Jersey community, situated below the Mason-Dixon line.
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