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Princeton, New Jersey Travel GuideMost famous for the university bearing its name, Princeton is the quintessential college town. Full of high end shops, and interesting eateries, Princeton not only offers students a wide variety of tastes and choices, but visitors as well. For those looking for history, Princeton boasts the site of the Battle of Princeton during the Revolutionary War, as well as Nassau Hall, one of the meeting places for the Continental Congress. Since 1756, Princeton University? has been an essential part of the town. The school's list of notable alumni is long and distinguished. Contrary to popular belief, Albert Einstein is not one of them, as he was affiliated with the Institute for Advanced Study, also located in Princeton. The cityscape is dominated by European style with beautiful old buildings and alleys with little stores and cafes. You can find many restaurants of different nationalities in Princeton. A great Italian restaurant in the very center is Theresa’s, where customers can enjoy a choice of delicious Italian dishes and wines as well as a friendly service. A good Asian one is Tiger Noodle, also in the center. There are also many nice bars close to the main street that offer great wines and beers, such as Triumph Brewery Company. Historical Society of Princeton 
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