The city lies on the Erie Canal and makes a fantastic spot to sit in a riverfront park, enjoy a good meal, or spend some time at a downtown event or cute shop.
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Historic streets, local art, independent businesses, and an eclectic mix of restaurants make this New York destination worth adding to an itinerary.
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This formerly viral fixture of New York City's arts and culture scene boasts an immersive art experience that still makes for a great attraction today.
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Seafood lovers can rejoice that every restaurant on our list ranks highly on Google and offers crispy, golden-brown treats from the sea (and lots of sides).
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A hidden Hudson Valley destination offers rare access to two Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes, scenic lake views, and one of New York's most unique tours.
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New York City is a popular destination for a reason, but you also don't want to miss out on all the incredible places that are under 60 minutes from Manhattan.
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Located in the Finger Lakes, this quiet nature preserve has Seneca history, a hiking trail, and views over Canandaigua Lake from its hilly slopes.
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From fall 2027, you'll finally be able to spend the night in the iconic Rockefeller Center with the opening of a new, artfully designed hotel.
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You don't have to travel far from Buffalo to find a charming Empire State village packed with historic architecture and quaint shops.
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For a great day trip from NYC, look no further than New York's friendly hamlet with Irish roots, craft breweries, taverns, and plenty of local eats.
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Although the hotel chain has locations all over the world, some of Hilton's most iconic properties can be found in New York City. Here are some guest favorites.
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Letchworth State Park in New York is famous for its large waterfalls, but there are plenty of secret spots you can check out while you're there, too.
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Just an hour and a half from New York City, you'll find a criminally underrated destination loaded with historic sites and a buzzing local scene.
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From colonial inns to grand resorts, America's oldest hotels combine historic charm with modern comfort, offering style, stories, atmosphere, and more.
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All Main Streets aren't alike, and this charming Catskill Mountain town offers local businesses, shopping, and food for that small-town relaxing feel.
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Niagra Falls is one of the most popular destinations in North America, but if you want a more relaxed experience, head to another New York waterfall.
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A gentle trail leads to this scenic "hanging" waterfall in Central New York, with a stone staircase that takes you behind the cascade for a unique view.
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If you're looking for a budget-friendly getaway sandwiched between the idyllic Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario, head for this quaint, countryside New York town.
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In America's oldest restaurants, 250+ years of history meets timeless recipes, providing fascinating stories and meals you'll remember.
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A historic New York town near Buffalo blends beautifully preserved architecture, inviting local businesses, and experiences that keep visitors lingering.
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For enchanting views of the Hudson River and New York’s iconic buildings, head to this less-visited park with family attractions, including a fun splash pad.
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A former surf motel in Montauk has a fresh new look, offering coastal-inspired design, private beach access, and a convenient base for exploring Long Island.
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No wilderness area in the Empire State is bigger than this spectacular stretch of natural beauty in the Adirondacks. This is New York at its wildest.
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Just a day trip from Manhattan, this historic hamlet — with its stone cottages, countryside, and mountain air — could not feel farther from the big city.
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Hidden high in New York's Adirondacks is a small yet breathtaking alpine lake surrounded by challenging, rugged trails, and picturesque mountain views.
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With museums, historic architecture, green spaces, and lake proximity, this quaint village in New York should make it onto your travel bucket list.
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The UN agency recognizes these places in New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia as representing universal ideals. All three have links to U.S. Founding Fathers.
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