Cultural Heritage in Capital-Saratoga

Experience the glorious state-of the-art concert hall and three other venues in what the New York Times has called a “technological pleasure dome for the mind.”

With two theaters, The Egg presents the finest performing artists from across the United States and around the world in a diverse series of dance, music, theater and family programming.

Set in the downtown Troy Historic District, this 1827 white marble house was built by wealthy New York merchant and banker William Howard as a gift for his only child...

This historic house and museum complex boasts a distinguished collection of art, featuring Old Masters, 19th-Century European and American art, and Modern and Contemporary art.

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

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.

It was in this Adirondack Cottage Gen. Ulysses S. Grant completed his memoirs before died there on June 16, 1885, from throat cancer.

Designated a National Historic Landmark, the USS Slater is a museum ship moored on the Hudson River in Albany, the only one of its kind afloat in the United States.