A major New Jersey Transit hub across the Hudson River from Manhattan, Hoboken Terminal first opened in 1907 with striking Beaux-Arts architecture and a stained-glass skylight in its grand waiting room. Its iconic clock tower welcomes travelers to a bustling station offering commuter rail, PATH service into Manhattan, and ferry connections. Surrounding streets boast a lively waterfront lined with restaurants, cafés, and bars, all framed by sweeping views of the New York skyline. Baseball enthusiasts can visit nearby Elysian Fields, believed to be the site of the sport’s first organized game, while ample shopping and cultural spots are steps away from the terminal.
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