Hudson Valley

Things to Do in the Hudson Valley, New York
Upstate New York’s Hudson Valley spans the Hudson River for 150 miles between Albany to the north and Westchester to the south.
The Edward Hopper House is a non-profit art center named after the popular artist Edward Hopper.
Head to the beautiful and lush landscape of the Hudson Valley for exciting adventures and relaxing destinations.
With 54 gorgeous rooms in all, the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site is an architectural gem to visit, thanks to its unique Beaux-Art construction.
Tourists can also discover the only National Historic Site in the country dedicated to a First Lady at the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site.
They can learn all about Eleanor Roosevelt's efforts to provide jobs for rural workers and empower women.
The Hudson Valley offers abundant wildlife, with the best of it found at the Teatown Lake Reservation.
Tourists can see waterfalls, rivers, and a beautiful vista while enjoying various recreational activities at Cohoes Falls at Falls View Park.
The park also features informational panels to educate visitors about the area.
A popular destination, the Innisfree Garden features 150 acres of manicured gardens, gentle waterfalls, and streams.
It is designed to reflect the gardens found in Asian art and can be explored with an easy-to-follow self-guided tour.
Soak up the culture of the valley and develop a deeper understanding of contemporary art at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art.
The museum spans 12,000 square feet and connects art to important contemporary issues.
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