There’s nothing like spending a quiet day in the library, browsing the stacks and maybe finding a new favorite book. But while the small local library you may have grown up with had its own charm, it’s nothing like what can be found in one iconic New Jersey town. Princeton is home to the state’s most famous university and some of its best restaurants – and it may be home to the best library in New Jersey. Three stories tall, with a futuristic exterior that was given a complete revamp in the early 2000s, it’s more than just a place to find books. It’s a library, a bookstore, a cafe, a reading room, and a community center all in one – and new features and attractions are being added all the time.

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Have you been to the Princeton Public Library? Let us know about your visit, and tell us your pick for the best library in New Jersey in the comments section. Visit the library’s website and Facebook page to keep up on all their new additions and events. If you want to make a day trip out of Princeton, check out one of the best restaurants in New Jersey.

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