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Jersey City, New Jersey is part of the New York City metropolitan area and its waterfront boasts stunning views of Manhattan’s iconic skyline. Jersey City’s biggest claims to fame are, of course, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. But did you know that a whopping 40.6 percent of households in Jersey City do not own a car, giving it one of the lowest car ownership rates in the entire United States? If you’re just planning on staying in JC for your entire visit, you probably won’t need a car. But with a host of fabulous day trips – nature retreats, quaint historic towns and beautiful beaches – all within easy driving distance, it would be a shame not to explore this fascinating little state.
This is where Getaround’s innovative car sharing solution really comes into its own. Unlike standard car rentals in Jersey City that lock you into a minimum rental period and force you to pick up your vehicle from their offices, Getaround allows you to rent for as little as an hour, if that’s all you need, and where you need it. So, if you want a car for half a day in West Bergen – no problem! Getaround matches visitors (you) with vetted, local Getaround car sharers. Plus by bypassing the big rental firms and choosing to car share, you’re putting money back into the local community.
Why not hop in your Getaround car share and head to the amazing Grounds For Sculpture in Hamilton, just an hour’s drive from Jersey City. This 42-acre outdoor sculpture park founded in 1984 by J. Seward Johnson features almost 300 artworks by both renowned and emerging artists. Some of the artworks even imitate famous paintings, such as Monet’s “Water Lilies” or Edvard Munch’s “The Scream”. Plus, the grounds themselves are absolutely breathtaking.