Tour three centuries of architecture, from the newly renovated Million Dollar Staircase in the NYS Capitol to the awe inspiring "Egg" at the Empire State Plaza. Experience the region's tradition of cultural festivals, concerts and special events. Visit our extraordinary museums, theatres and restaurants, and you'll know why you should experience Albany, looks like histroy, feels like a vacation.
Albany's business districts and neighborhoods abound with exciting cultural heritage. Albany's countryside is home to many diverse examples of historic house sites and public spaces including the Pruyn House and the first Shaker Meeting House.
Begin your journey to Albany's past at the present-day Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center in historic Quackenbush Square. See the exhibits of Albany's rich heritage, relax and be transported back through time by watching the center's orientation show Albany: A Cultural Crossroads. Guided tours by trolley, on foot and even by horse drawn-carriages take you through of Albany's neighborhoods, attractions and historic sites. Also visit the Quackenbush House, located directly next to the Visitors Center. Built in 1736, it is the oldest remaining Dutch building in the city and today serves as a restaurant.
From the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, the Capital Region offers year-round fun for everyone. Day-trips from Albany take you anywhere from 156 feet underground to 42 stories high and in riverboat cruises to high speed race cars. Exciting attractions and historic locations are everywhere in Albany and waiting for you to enjoy.
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