UNION CITY
Dating back to June 1, 1925, the town of Union City was created through the merging of the Town of Union and the Township of West Hoboken. Almost at once, middle and upper class Cubans began to settle there and brought their culture, cuisine and style. Union City is home to some beautiful architecture reflecting its rich history. The home of artists and galleries, residents include writers, poets and artisans of all types. This artistic community is evident in everything from its attitude to its soul. This diversity enriches the population and brings an eclectic vibe to the area.
Transportation
Union City has a number of public transportation options. Through access to bus routes and light rail lines, one can travel easily to New York City or use the ferry to travel across the Hudson. Union City is also located close to the Lincoln Tunnel for those using a private vehicle. Situated only 20 minutes from Newark International Airport, Union City is also close to the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway.
Entertainment
Union City reflects its rich cultural background. Local artists display their offerings in the city’s galleries and museums while those who enjoy theater and music will find plenty of options. Foodies will enjoy the local cuisine which includes specialties of the area as well as a number of great Mexican restaurants.
Entertainment
Union City reflects its rich cultural background. Local artists display their offerings in the city’s galleries and museums while those who enjoy theater and music will find plenty of options. Foodies will enjoy the local cuisine which includes specialties of the area as well as a number of great Mexican restaurants.
