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Boardwalk Hall (Old Atlantic City Convention Center)
First opened in 1929, Boardwalk Hall, or the Old Atlantic City Convention Center, was at one point the largest auditorium in the world that had no interior roof posts or pillars. It is the home of the Miss America Pageant, and contains the largest pipe organ of its kind in the world, with 33,112 pipes. Trade shows and other conventions, as well as special events, are also held here throughout the year.
Address: 2301 Boardwalk Atlantic City NJ 08401
 1 609 348-7000
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A huge collection of wondrous as well as weird things are housed in this museum which is situated directly on the Boardwalk. A lock of Washington's hair and a piece of the Berlin wall are just two of the exhibits. The museum is open seven days a week. Seasonal hours are in effect.
Address: 1441 Boardwalk Atlantic City NJ 08401
 Send an Email (7) 1 609 347-2001
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The Boardwalk
The Boardwalk, officially declared a street in 1896, ties hotels, theatres, beaches and amusement piers together, the core excitement of Atlantic City. Walk on the boards for refreshments, food, and the essential of Atlantic City shopping, the souvenir. A ride on the rolling chairs is considered by many as a must do.
Address: . Atlantic City NJ
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Lucy the Elephant
Approximately 2 miles south of Atlantic City stands Lucy the Elephant, a 90-ton sculpture of wood and tin. Lucy is six stories high and was built by James Lafferty in 1881. James wished to promote the idea of animal shaped buildings. Lucy served as a hotel and a tavern, but now visitors may tour her insides and see some maritime artifacts and a view of the area.
Address: 9200 Atlantic Ave, Margate NJ 08402
1 609 823-6473
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