surroundings, eating, university all in all great place. I just love it here. It is such a university feeling. With happening bars and quaint shopping areas if in nj and have time must visit and specially have ice cream More

If you are looking for Ivy League ambiance and a setting for all your coed fantasies, Princeton cannot be beat. Gorgeous architecture, old trees, romantic paths, expanse of greens, sculpture, great athletic facilities. It is all Wow, wow and more wow. More

Such peace and beauty! The buildings on the campus and in the town are breathtakingly beautiful. Be prepared to walk a great deal and that's a good thing because by walking you get to stop and digest the peace and tranquility of the history that's so obvious. More

One of my favorite past times is to walk the campus on a summer Sunday and take in the gorgeous architecture, the activity on campus and stick my feet in the fountain on Washington Rd...nothing better! More

We had the opportunity to attend Princeton's incredible orchestra's final performance of the year, hear an outstanding a capella group, walk through the campus, shop on Nassau street, do the Orange Key tour (excellent guide!), eat at the Frist Centre, and hear a number of addresses by faculty. What a breathtaking place! More

Take the Orange Key tour, hosted by student guides, to see all the highlights of the Princeton campus, and just to orient yourself before exploring on your own. Be sure to see the interior of the "chapel," library, and Old Nassau. Nassau Street has shops and restaurants of all types. The art museum is a definite plus. You can grab... More

Impossible to fin food on campus that is edible. Facilities are dirty. More

Just to walk around the campus and the town is great. Lots of history in the area. The buildings are old world, the local restaurants are great. More

The story telling of the history of the University and surrounding area. Told in the manner of an old southern story teller. More