Princeton after snow is like a European town

The Princeton campus is covered in snow in winter, making it both solemn and romantic, and a great place to take photos. The buildings in particular have a European feel. 🚌 Getting to Princeton 🚄 Train: Take the NJ Transit to Princeton Junction, then transfer to the "Dinky" short-distance train to Princeton University. The journey takes about 1.5 hours. 🚗 Driving: From New York or Philadelphia, the drive takes about 1 hour. There are paid parking lots around the campus, so it's recommended to plan your parking spot in advance. 🚶 Getting around campus: The Princeton University campus is not large, so you can walk around. ✅ Must-see campus attractions 1️⃣ Nassau Hall The oldest building at Princeton University. It looks especially solemn in the snow. 2️⃣ Princeton University Art Museum Free admission. Check opening hours in advance. 3️⃣ Firestone Library 4️⃣ Princeton University Chapel A Gothic building with stained glass windows that look especially dreamy in the sunlight. 5️⃣ Princeton Gardens and Lake Carnegie 🍖 Nearby dining Nassau Street is a food street with a variety of dining options outside the campus. ✅ The Bent Spoon: A famous ice cream shop that serves hot drinks in winter. ✅ Small World Coffee: A cup of hot coffee to warm your heart and body. ✅ Agricola Eatery: Farm-style food, perfect for lunch or dinner. ⚠️ Notes It's beautiful when it snows in winter, but the temperature is low, so keep warm. The campus is open all day, but some buildings, such as museums and libraries, have specific opening hours.