Atlantic City Is America's Most Misunderstood Resort City—Here's Why You Should Visit
Atlantic City is often misunderstood as merely a gambling destination, but it offers a rich blend of history and entertainment. Known for its iconic boardwalk and vibrant atmosphere, the city has evolved while maintaining its charm. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities beyond gaming, including dining and cultural experiences.
- ▪Atlantic City is home to the world's first boardwalk, which opened in 1870.
- ▪The city became a leisure capital in the early 20th century, attracting famous performers.
- ▪Casino gambling first arrived on the East Coast in Atlantic City in 1978 with Resorts International.
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| Publication time | Sat, 23 May 2026 14:00:00 +0000 |
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DestinationsAtlantic City Is America’s Most Misunderstood Resort City—Here’s Why You Should VisitWith its famous boardwalk, glitzy history, and Americana charm, this New Jersey beach town demands a spot on your summer bucket list.By Jessica ChapelMay 23, 2026GettySave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyAtlantic City has always felt to me like America’s most misunderstood resort city. As a native New Yorker with a family that loves to gamble, I grew up coming here a few times a year, every year. Sometimes we booked months in advance, other times we decided we’d book our trip just the day before. “I’m going to AC this weekend,” I recall telling my friends at age 12. Obviously, I was too young to gamble—but even then, the spectacle was intoxicating.
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