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Tour the H Lee White Maritime Museum in Oswego, reach & explore the Harbor Lighthouse by boat, and see the famous LT-5 WW II Tugboat.

The Niagara History Center is comprised of three separate sites - The Outwater Memorial Building, The Erie Canal Discovery Center, and the Col. William Bond/Jesse Hawley House...

The CNY Living History Center is home to three museums – The Brockway Museum, The Homeville Museum and The T.O.Y.S. Museum

Explore the Culture of Schenectady, one of the Oldest Cities in America on the picturesque banks of the Mohawk River!

Southern Chautauqua County's history lives within the 1863 Italianate Villa home of Reuben E. Fenton & the historical Hall House that was built in 1846.

The Institute’s museum and library holdings documents the life and culture of the Upper Hudson Valley region from the late 17th century to present day.

Founded in 1862, the Buffalo History Museum features exhibits, an extensive collection of artifacts and photographs chronicling the development of Buffalo and the Niagara Frontier.

Let Buffalo River History Tours take you on a cruise through history along the Buffalo River on its 48-seater River Queen.

Take a walking tour (1.5 miles over a 3-hour period of time) that combines the incredible nautical sights sights of Lake Ontario, Oswego harbor, its amazing history, and its delicious local cuisines.

Escape to Cayuga County in the Finger Lakes to find crystal clear lakes, historic attractions, charming villages and discover how this vibrant county is home to innovative inventions and concepts that shaped America.

In addition to its panoramic river views, Stony Point in the Hudson Valley features historic sites and landmarks from the American Revolutionary War including the Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site and Lighthouse.

See Designated Weekends for Times: Did you know that New York state is known for its maple syrup and home to more than 2,000 maple sugar makers?

Explore the birthplace of Talking Movies and the history of Cayuga County at the Cayuga Museum/Case Research Lab.

Overlooking the St. Lawrence River and Boldt Castle, Bonnie Castle Resort is an ideal stay anyone looking to relax in the midst of history and beauty.

At the Canal Boat Museum visitors can learn history through words and artifacts, and imagine the life of those living on the canal in the 19th century.

One of the nation's premier art institutions, the Fenimore Art Museum presents a perspective on the heritage and history of America through art ..

Located on 26 acres of land in Auburn, the Harriet Tubman Home preserves the legacy of one of the most noted abolitionist in U.S. history.

Reflecting the history and character of the Adirondacks, this upscale resort has 30 hotel rooms between the Lodge, Cabins and Motel-Style rooms.

Take the panoramic journey through more than 5,000 years of art history at the Memorial Art Gallery.

Known throughout Central NY as "The Port City," Oswego is acclaimed for its History and gorgeous Lake Ontario sunsets ..

Rome's history is a long one and with a number of historic sites and interests not only important to this area, but to American history as a whole ..

This former hotel and tavern is the current home of 23 themed rooms of memories and memorabilia, bearing witness to Palmyra's influence on more than 200 years of American history.

Rich in golf history, Sodus Bay Heights dates back to the 1920s and is located between Rochester and Syracuse.

See the history of this significant site unfold as it interpreted by exhibits, tours and reenactments during the summer months.

At Cooperstown's National Baseball Hall of Fame, discover the history of America's pastime, see thousands of artifacts and enjoy hands-on learning.

For more than 50 years, The Children's Museum of History, Natural History & Science, now known as the Utica Children's Museum, has been housed in a historic building located in the heart of Utica's downtown Bagg's Square district.

Located right in the heart of downtown Auburn, Swaby's Tavern is a local hot spot. Themed around Auburn history, Swaby's features many unique Auburn artifacts.

Located in the historic downtown Clayton, the Thousand Island Museum is a small, but jam-packed with history, displays and the culture of the area.

The museum's exhibits focus on art, local history, science and natural history with the centerpiece of the museum being the 1904 Roberson Mansion.

Founded in 1980, this unique museum offers a glimpse into Saranac Lake's history as a world-wide center for TB research and patient care.

Nestled in the scenic Adirondack Mountains, the history and vintage Hickory Ski Center is just one hour from Albany, offering 1,200 vertical feet and 19 trails.

Albany's New York State Museum is a Fun Place to Visit and a Major Center for art, science, human and natural history.

This vehicle-centered museum focuses on Buffalo’s transportation history highlighting Pierce-Arrow, Thomas Flyer, electric vehicles and automotive memorabilia.

Mohawk Harbor development is a walkable waterfront destination within the renowned city of Schenectady, known for its rich history and culture..

Housed in the 1830 Hugh White Homestead, the Waterford Historical Museum and Cultural Center features a permanent exhibition about the history of Waterford.

Experience this AAA Gem Attraction featured on the History Channel that will take you past five of the original 1800's locks.

Nestled among the vineyards of Northern Chautauqua County on Lake Erie, the village of Fredonia has a long and unique history full of “firsts.”

Inside a c.1843 “canal stone” building, the Erie Canal Discovery Center features interactive displays and art and information on the history of the creation of the world-famous canal and locks in the 19th century.

Every year the Roger Tory Peterson Institute offers exciting events and spectacular natural history exhibitions that attract thousands of visitors.

The Seneca-Iroquois National Museum showcases both permanent and temporary exhibits introducing the culture and history of the Onöndowa'ga:' and Hodinöhsö:ni'.

Dedicated to preserving the history of motorless flight, the museum features one of the largest collections of historical and vintage gliders and sailplanes in the world.

Set in a gracious 1830s home with an annex, this refined B&B is just a four-block walk to Ithaca Commons pedestrian mall, The History Center, and State Theatre of Ithaca.

Lockport Inn and Suites is located just a mile from Lockport Cave & Underground Boat Ride, within 2 miles from the History Center of Niagara and the Erie Canal Discovery Center.

This comfortable hotel is within 3 miles of fun and intriguing attractions like Lockport Cave & Underground Boat Ride, the History Center of Niagara and the Erie Canal Discovery Center.

Housed in a Great Iroquois Longhouse, the museum serves as a venue for promoting Iroquois art and artists and hosts events celebrating the Iroquois culture and history.

Located in downtown Glens Falls, the museum features the restored Victorian home of the DeLong family, exhibits about the history of the Glens Falls area, a research archive and gift shop.

This family-owned brewery promotes the history of hops on the Erie Canal and the use of 100% local ingredients, using only grain from their own farm and from local craft malt houses.

Nestled beneath the Shawangunk Ridge, this vibrant Hudson Valley village is a charming blend of rich history, breathtaking beauty and modern appeal and flavor.

Situated between the spectacular Catskill Mountains and the beauty of the Hudson River, Saugerties is a delightful blend of history, sports and outdoor activities, cultural events and the arts.

This well-preserved historical gem of the 17th century lets visitors experience more than 300 years of history across seven historic stone-house museums...

Housed in an historic building with a rich history as a tavern, Doug’s serves up a rotating series of craft beers, and a selection of red and white wines and cocktails.

Constructed between 1881 and 1882 in the Romanesque Revival style, the iron works site once housed the Burden Water Wheel, the most powerful vertical water wheel in history.

Niagara Jet City Cruises offers guided 60-minutes tours that includes insights into Niagara’s history, 360 spins known as the ‘Cowboy,’ a climb the Devil’s Hole Class 5 white water rapids and into the world-famous Whirlpool.

This contemporary hotel is close to Desilu Studios, a museum dedicated to the "I Love Lucy" TV series, and the Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History.

Cruise the pristine waters of Lake Placid in one of the tour company’s enclosed pontoon boats while learning about the history of the area and wildlife.

This adventure trains features a narrated train ride where guests will learn about the wildlife, sights and history of the railroad.

The Alexander Corners Veterans and Pearl Harbor Memorial is part history exhibit, part memorial in honor of members of the armed services, and part quiet spot to slow down, relax, and take in a peaceful environment.

This unique 3D natural history museum offers the opportunity to get a good look at thousands of seashells and mollusks that have been living in the waterways...

Located beside a remnant of the original Canal, this museum is filled with authentic memorabilia, art and exhibits of the "Old Erie Canal."

The 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse serves as an educational historic site and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

This upscale bed and breakfast is only 2 miles from the shops and restaurants on Canandaigua's main drag and 1.8 miles from the lake's popular wine trail.

The nationally significant and quaint city of Auburn is nestled right in the heart of Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York

Located at picturesque Seneca Harbor Station on Seneca Lake, Captain Bill's offers magnificent views and diverse experiences from two different vessels.

Walk around more than 300 unique and beautifully-preserved boats and thousands of boating artifacts.

Christened "the best of its kind in the world," The Adirondack Experience, The Museum on Blue Mountain Lake is an "Adirondack Must-See."

While Cooperstown immediately brings to mind baseball, one visit to this charming village on lovely Otsego Lake will amaze you with all it has to discover.

 Built in 1869, the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad offers fun seasonal train excursions from June through December each year.

The hands-on interactive Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse is the world’s leading interpreters of the Erie Canal.

As one of the oldest rural life museums in the country, you will have the opportunity to experience life circa 1845 on a working farm.

Head to Corning and participate in a live glass blowing demonstration at the Corning Museum of Glass.

Cortland has the prestigious position as the gateway to the Finger Lakes Region, offering up adventure, culture, relaxation and romance.

This 35-acre open-air museum encompasses 12 historic buildings moved from their original site that include homes, one-room schoolhouses, a barbershop, blacksmith and a church.

Just south of the New York State Thruway, this hotel is 1 mile from Interstate 690, 20 minutes from Syracuse Hancock International Airport and 15 minutes from Syracuse's Amtrak Station.

Canastota's International Boxing Hall of Fame is one of two recognized international boxing halls of fame - the other being the World Boxing Hall of Fame.

Nestled in a deep gorge of the Mohawk River Valley, Little Falls offers compelling and breathtaking views from its various vantage points ..

The Little Falls Historical Society Museum is housed in the 1833 Herkimer County Bank building and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Located in the heart of the Erie Canal Corridor, the Oneida Community Mansion House is a circa-1860 historic estate that was once the home of the Oneida Community, a religiously-based socialist Utopian group...

Dedicated in 1838, Rochester's Mount Hope is America's first municipal Victorian cemetery and the permanent resting place of more than 350,000 people, including Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony.

The Strong National Museum of Play is a highly interactive museum and home to the world's largest collection of historical play materials.

Lowville is nestled in the Black River Valley between the foothills of the Western Adirondack Mountains and the Tug Hill Plateau ..

Surrounded by rolling hills and rural countryside, the area is home to an abundance of trails for hiking and biking as well as snowmobiling and cross-country skiing trails in the winter.

Climb aboard a 22-passenger party barge for cruises that depart daily through September.

As part of the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor, Palmyra features the Erie Canal Lock 29.

Rochester has more than 140 festivals and events each year as well as more than 100 family-friendly attractions like the National Museum of Play and Seneca Park Zoo ...

Let the fun, adventure and learning begin at the Rochester Museum and Science Center!

True Love is a beautifully restored 1926 John Alden Malabar VII Schooner offering day sails and private sailing charters on Seneca lake for up to 23 passengers.

Built circa 1867, this Italian Villa-style home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Located along the beautiful Salmon River, the RiverHouse features American and seafood as well as a full-service bar.

Overlooking scenic Lake Ontario on the Seaway Trail, Sackets Harbor offers year-round activities for the whole family.

The bustling city of Syracuse is the place to be for "big city" culture and sophistication yet brimming with small-town hospitality...

Located atop the Tower, TS Steakhouse offers magnificant panoramic views along with its fine dining inspired by the Oneida Indians and their practice of "eating the seasons."

Nestled in the beautiful rolling hills of Central New York "just 40 miles east of Syracuse "Vernon Downs is known as the fastest harness track in New York ..

Escape to Cayuga County in Finger Lakes wine country and enjoy crystal clear lakes, spectacular scenery, charming villages delicious foods, and award-winning wines.

The Willard Memorial Chapel is an extremely rare example of the work of Louis C. Tiffany and Tiffany Glass and Decoration Co. and is the only complete and unaltered Tiffany chapel known to exist.

This art center boasts a world-renowned textile collection and its galleries present a wide variety of changing art exhibitions, workshops and classes.

For a big-city Getaway that still offers small-town hospitality, put the Exciting City of Syracuse on your list .. and Do your Thing ! (All Seasons)

The Green Front first opened in 1928, in the heart of the Prohibition era. The Italian-American Restaurant served as a speakeasy until 1933 when alcohol consumption became legal again.

Letchworth State Park, the 'Grand Canyon of the East' has amazing hiking trails and one of the largest waterfalls in the eastern U.S..

This basic and reasonably priced hotel is just minutes from Cortland attractions like The 1890 House Museum and the Dowd Fine Arts Center.

​The Lake Placid Olympic Center has a total of four ice surfaces – three indoor, one outdoor – for Lake Placid public skating,athlete training, and skating shows.

​Called the Grand Canyon of the Adirondacks, the Ausable Chasm holds an assortment of adventures like no other.

Margaretville is located in the Catskill Park - and its proximity to New York City has made it a favorite destination for vacationing, skiing, golfing, white water rafting and so many more outdoor activities.

​Set on the shores of Lake Erie, the exciting metropolis of Buffalo is New York state's second most populous city after New York City.

This family-friendly, Italian-American restaurant has the distinction of being the famed birthplace of the Buffalo chicken wing.

Home to four generations of the Rockefeller family, beginning with the philanthropist John D. Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil, this 40-room historic house and museum is now a National Historic Landmark

Constructed in 1759, the Fort Brewerton historic site was built to protect the passage from Albany to the port of Oswego.

Binghamton has the diversity you have been looking for in a travel destination, and offers fun, culture and excitement for everyone ..

Nestled on the north side of the Mohawk River, the town of Herkimer is home to the famous 'Herkimer Diamond Mines.'

Nestled in stunning Genesee Valley, the vibrant community of Geneseo is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, productive farms and scenic waterways.

Old Fort Niagara offers you a chance to step back in time to an era when great empires struggled for control of North America.

Jamestown offers up a striking mix of rural relaxation and urban flair with its variety of shopping, dining, entertainment, rural beauty and recreation.

The Great American Bike Tours offers full shuttle service along the entire 363-mile Erie Canal, as well as cycle-touring trips and packages for cyclists of all ages and abilities.

Housed in two restored barns, this small-batch craft cider blends are created from hand-picked apples from their own orchards.

This historic district is home to what the National Parks Service called district has the highest concentration of historic period homes in the country

The Children's Museum at Saratoga is an interactive museum designed to help children learn by doing/touching and testing in their own way and at their own pace.

This 1820 brick Victorian museum has both permanent and temporary exhibits on display, an historical research library and a Children's Museum.

Explore an enchanting world of towering rocks, deep crevices and small caves just 15 miles from Chautauqua Lake!

Dutch Apple Cruises & Tours offers both scenic cruises on the historic Hudson River as well as charter and land tours.

Founded in 1950, this Saratoga museum honors the achievements of American Thoroughbred race horses, jockeys and trainers.

Located in the heart of downtown Saratoga Springs on historic Congress Park, this lavish, upscale inn is one of America’s great Victorian houses.

ADCo Bar & Bottle Shop features a full bar, outdoor seating, and a small shop featuring the Albany Distilling Co.'s products and other regional fare.

Located in downtown Batavia, the 1810 Holland Land Office building is a stone building designed by surveyor Joseph Ellicott.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Wadsworth Homestead is the oldest continually-owned private estate west of the Hudson River.

Intersected by the St. Lawrence and Oswegatchie Rivers, Ogdensburg is the only designated city in St. Lawrence County.

This bike tour company offers fully supported bike tours along the entire Erie Canalway Trail as well as the entire Empire State Trail, which runs the Canadian border to New York City.

Welcoming more than 2 million visitors a year, the city of Lockport is located just about 18 miles east of Niagara Falls USA.

This 950-acre park has a half-mile sandy beach for swimming, an adjacent 80- slip marina, an 18-hole championship golf course and more...

The Col. William Bond-Jesse Hawley House is a National Register Home, built by Col. William Bond in 1824 and the first brick home in Lockport.

This hotel's pet-friendly rooms and suites all come with en suite bathrooms with showers, free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, microwaves, minifridges and coffeemakers.

Serving a small-town American community from 1884 to 1991, the Dr. Best collection echoes reminders of a quickly changing era and Civil War.

Founded in 1994, the museum restores, flies and displays vintage military aircraft from the Second World War and Korean War eras.

Enjoy family-friendly eco-cruises, tranquil sunsets and special events aboard Cayuga Lake's largest tour boat, the MV Teal.

See the State's largest 19th Century museum including a recreated historic village, the John L. Wehle Gallery & Genesee Country Nature Center...

Weekends, Sept. 1- mid-October: Bring family and friends along to Fort Ticonderoga's six-acre corn maze designed especially for the fort! Visit the historic fort.

Every day promises to be an event as the 2,000-acre Fort Ticonderoga boasts to be the only site in America that tells a new story each year through dynamic historical interpretation and exhibitions.

Locally known as the Pine Bush, this 3,350-acre preserve near ALBANY is one of the largest of the 20 inland pine barrens in the world.

Enjoy a Fall Foliage Cruise aboard Adirondack Cruise and Charter Co.’s General Schuyler, a 50-foot, 1900’s replica fantail launch.

Enjoy an historical tour on a Segway through some of Buffalo’s most famous attractions, buildings, and historic sites like the Buffalo Museum, Buffalo Zoo, Delaware Park and more...

This naval museum is home to several decommissioned US Naval vessels along with smaller vessels, vehicles, and aircraft with ties to the Navy on display.

This historic building is home to nearly 100 creative and talented artists and offices offering a wide range of products, professional services, working artists, galleries, classes and events.

This 950-acre park offers a sandy beach for summer fun, but in winter, visitors can enjoy snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sledding and ice fishing!

This wooded lakefront resort offers cozy rooms within the lodge along with lakeside suites and cozy cabins with fireplaces.

Set in the heart of the Adirondacks, the Lake Placid Club features 45 holes of golf on three unique courses.

Set on the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts offers multiple stages featuring a diverse selection of popular and legendary artists ...

The 18th-century Knickerbocker Mansion, constructed in 1780 by Johannes Knickerbacker III, is on rural property that was occupied by the Knickerbocker family for nearly 250 years.

White Plains - "The Birthplace of the State of New York" boasts Westchester's largest walkable downtown center and is known as a "destination shopping district"

With the majestic Catskill and Shawangunk mountain to the west and the mighty Hudson River to the east, Kingston is an alluring mix of natural beauty, rich heritage and the arts.

The Senate House State Historic site was the meeting place for the original New York State Senate and where colonists shaped a newly created government.

Located in the heart of the historic New York waterway system, Troy Downtown Marina is the gateway to the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers and the network of canals that connects New York City with the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Great Lakes, and the Mississippi.

Established in 1848, Oakwood Cemetery and the Earl Chapel are world-class architectural treasures and a National Historic Landmark.

Visit enchanted Sunnyside, the historic home of author Washington Irving, best known for his short stories, such as “Rip Van Winkle” and “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

Founded in 1864 as the Vassar College Art Gallery, the center is comprised of more than 21,000 works that includes paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, textiles, and glass and ceramic wares.

Set in the renovated Ulster & Delaware Railroad yard in downtown Kingston, this waterfront museum features exhibits, features trolley rides, interactive, hands-on activities for kids and theater.

Set on the east shore of Cayuga Lake, Bianconi Tours promises an unforgettable boating experience on Cayuga Lake.

The tavern’s upscale American and seafood menu include items like gluten free fish tacos, grilled chicken wings and burgers, venison tenderloins, artisan pizza and the catch of the day.

Experience 'Niagara's Ultimate Adventure' on a jet boat tour up to the famous Niagara Whirlpool and through the Class V ‘Devil’s Hole’ rapids.

Dedicated to preserving and promoting all that is grand about the culture of Ireland, The Irish Cultural Center of the Mohawk Valley brings together the talents and contributions of several local Irish cultural organizations.

With accomodations for 16 passengers and 2 crew, the Pat II is ideal for a scenic hour-long cruise or perfect for chartering 90-minute family and friends’ excursion.

The H. Lee White Maritime Museum offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to boat across Oswego’s scenic harbor and explore the West Pierhead Lighthouse

Nestled among the hills of South-Central New York, Chenango County warmly invites you to their neck of the woods for your next family vacation or romantic getaway

Since 1988, Lakewood Vineyards has been making award-winning wines on beautiful Seneca Lake in New York's famed Finger Lakes region.

Historic Oswego County offers year-round fun, natural beauty and outdoor activities of every kind highlight every season - making it an outdoor enthusiast's dream.

Known as the western gateway to New York State, Chautauqua County offers fun, adventure and relaxation to its visitors and residents no matter what the season.

Go See Orange County! Located just 60 minutes from NYC, Orange County is one of the most attractive areas in the New York metropolitan area and Hudson Valley.

Ulster County invites you to “get lost on purpose” in this beautiful, historic and soulful area in the heart of the Hudson Valley.

Renowned as the “Gateway to the Hudson Valley region,” Rockland County is set along the majestic Hudson River featuring quaint villages, spectacular river views, and outdoor recreation – all just 30 miles north of New York City!

Nestled among the highest of the Catskill Mountains and the lush Hudson River Valley, Greene County offers year-round recreation, an abundance of attractions, diverse lodging, restaurants, and unique cultural events.

Sept.14-15, 2024: The annual Niagara Celtic Heritage Festival & Highland Games will be held at the Niagara County Fairgrounds.

Rhinebeck is a charming, historic town nestled in the scenic Hudson Valley, just east of the Hudson River. With majestic views of the Catskill Mountains, It is easily accessible from NYC, the Berkshires, Connecticut and Upstate NY.

Home to the famous Buffalo style chicken wings, the Buffalo Wing Trail offers a dozen wings at more than a dozen different restaurants, pubs and bars.