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6 Events 10 Historic Sites 12 Haunted Sites 16
The Arts
Farms 24 Craft Beverages 26 Hiking, Biking & Rail Trails 28 Recreation 30
Shopping
Family Fun 36 Transportation 40
The Culinary Institute of America
Explore the Hudson Valley
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A NYC-bordering region extending along the majestic Hudson River from the tip of Manhattan to the state capital of Albany, the Hudson Valley’s rich history dates back to the Native Americans and the early Dutch colonists. The area also played a significant role during the American Revolutionary period. The Hudson Valley is a mecca for arts and culture lovers, with venues like the Tarrytown Music Hall, Ulster Performing Arts Center and Albany’s Palace Theatre. There are also various historic estates to explore such as Lyndhurst, Boscobel and the Vanderbilt Mansion. Those that visit the Hudson Valley once are sure to return time and time again.
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On the cover: Frederic Church’s Olana. Photo credit Andy Wainwright
Notes: To the best of our knowledge, the information in this guide is correct as of June 30, 2022. Contact the site before visiting. The guide lists only those sites that are open to the general public and wish to be included. Listings do not represent an endorsement. This travel guide is published by Hudson Valley Tourism, Inc., 800-232-4782, travelhudsonvalley.com.
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