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Innisfree, in Millbrook, N.Y., “doesn’t look like other gardens.” That’s by design. ...
Read MoreRhinebeck, up in Dutchess COunty, New York, has always been a florist's town. It was known as the "violet capital of the world" at the turn of the century, with its gardeners carefully cultivating millions of the purple flower to ship t...
Read MoreRhinebeck, New York - Few upstate New York locales are as postcard-perfect as Rhinebeck: The Hudson Valley town’s main streets are lined with spectacular home design stores, unique boutiques selling everything from children’s toys to craf...
Read MoreThere’s no denying that New York is a place dear to our hearts… and we’re thrilled to see the city bustling once again. But with a refreshed New York ‘state’ of mind (and we mean ‘state’ as in the constituen...
Read More3. Beacon, NY - This quaint city in Dutchess County boasts exceptionally good eating, drinking and art scenes for its size. ...
Read MoreMany tourists visit the Hudson Valley to hike, bike, kayak and pick apples. But those activities aren’t always accessible to everyone. And those with disabilities still want to travel. ...
Read MoreRhinebeck, a once-sleepy New York town, now has hip new hotels, cool restaurants, and fun seasonal festivals. ...
Read More2. Beacon - Best for fine art and fine dining A stop at the Dia: Beacon gallery is a must when day-tripping to Beacon, NY. This light-filled, 300,000 sq ft space in a converted factory hosts large-scale conceptual art by Gerard Richter, Louise Bourge...
Read More7. Millbrook Vineyards & Winery (Millbrook, NY) - Owner John Dyson’s interest in wine started when he tried to impress a date with a jug of the stuff and enrolled in a wine course, but then grew to a full-fledged winery for everyone to enjo...
Read MoreOver 7000 sq miles of mountains, rivers, forests, and farms dotted with postcard villages and opulent estates: the Hudson Valley is so vast, you need a car to see it all. Unlike neighboring NYC, public transit isn’t readily available throughout...
Read More4. The Roundhouse, Beacon, New York - This Hudson Valley hotel, which occupies a converted textile factory in the charming art-filled town of Beacon, is ideal for a quick trip from the tri-state area. ...
Read MoreOf all the summertime rituals of New York City life – patio dining, Shakespeare in the Park, regular visits to farmers markets for fresh tomatoes – one absolute favorite among locals is the weekend getaway. ...
Read MoreWith many people taking road trips as a way to chase away the pandemic blues, fall is a great time to get out of town and surround yourself with nature. It’s time for changing leaves, cooling temperatures, and an opportunity to stretch into the...
Read MoreThe New York Sherpa and Steven Fuller from explored Dutchess County’s CIA Chef Finder Food Lovers Trail Digital Experience Pass (no not that CIA, The Culinary Institute of America!). This web tool is full of local chefs who fell in love with th...
Read MoreThe majesty of New York's Hudson Valley has been inspiring artists since Thomas Cole founded the country's first major art movement here in the early 19th century. Today the work of those pioneering landscape painters shares the stage with a ...
Read MoreIn search of an elegant chaise lounge or a rare set of china? A weekend trip to the best antique stores in upstate New York is the answer to all of your treasure-hunting prayers. Stocked with gems of all varieties, from acclaimed shops to giant wareh...
Read MoreTowards the end of last year, as the leaves on the trees of New York were filling up the gutters, and the sights of Halloween peppered the sidewalks of small towns, I ventured north of NYC for the first time ever to the beautiful Hudson Valley Region...
Read MoreDutchess County, in the Hudson Valley, is known as one of the most beautiful destinations in the United States. Its famous river defines it, and the area around it. From historic estates that helped changed the world, to farms producing some of the f...
Read MoreFrom the best places to grab dinner to the best activities to do, here's your guide to the Hudson Valley in New York for the whole family. ...
Read MoreThe sundae is an iconic dessert: scoops of ice cream blanketed in hot fudge with whipped cream and a cherry on top. But its classic status hasn't kept chefs from adding everything from doughnuts to potato chip crumbles to this tried-and-true trea...
Read MoreTraveling with autistic children or family members is a complex proposition. It’s a great way to give your loved one a truly memorable experience, though it can take everyone out of their comfort zone where its easy to feel the most safe and ca...
Read MoreThese spectacular structures aren’t just a means to an end—with their breathtaking views and rich histories, they are part of the destination. ...
Read MoreThe northeastern United States may suffer from frigid temperatures and an abundance of snow during the dead of winter, but in the preceding months, the striking red and yellow hues of the fall foliage (almost) make it worth putting up with. ...
Read MoreEvery October, just like clockwork, 30,000 yarn enthusiasts congregate at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, New York to flaunt handknit sweaters and trade crochet tips. Llamas, alpacas, Angora rabbits, and sheep roam the pastoral haven as...
Read MoreWant to take a cheap vacation in 2020? Help is here. Although travel costs are on the rise this year—with experts predicting that airfares will increase by 1.5% and hotels rates will go up by 2 to 4%—it’s still possible to take an a...
Read MoreThe Hudson Valley, known for its country charm and succulent agriculture, is fast becoming one of the most popular locales in New York—thanks in part to an influx of city dwellers relocating during the pandemic, as well as the opening of Legola...
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