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mountain. Try exploring the grottos of a billion-year-old cave at Natural Stone Bridge. If you’re looking for Mother Nature,
look no further-it obvious she loves New York!
Land for the Foodie
New York City reigns as a foodie’s paradise. Follow famous chefs to hotspots like Buvette, a Parisian-inspired ‘gastroteque’
in the West Village. Savor a prime steak at Peter Luger, a Brooklyn classic. Chef Boulud’s haute French restaurant Daniel
is rated in Pellegrino’s Top 25 restaurants in the world. Indulge in a perfect slice of New York cheesecake at Junior’s, or
try the pastrami at the famous Katz’s Delicatessen. In Queens, enjoy authentic ethnic restaurants, from Mexican to Thai.
On Long Island, watch the fishing boats from your table at waterfront bistros like Dave’s Grill on Montauk Harbor. In
Riverhead, the 1896 Tweeds Restaurant & Buffalo Bar gets sizzling reviews for bison steaks, rated excellent by Zagat. On
the North Fork, Bedell Cellars is the premier winery and one of the wine world’s up and coming stars.
Ithaca’s Moosewood has inspired a series of cookbooks for generations of whole food fans. Another Finger Lakes classic
is Dinosaur Bar-B-Que in Syracuse. The New York Wine & Culinary Center, in Canandaigua, is a treat for all tastes.
Celebrate culinary innovation in Buffalo. The Anchor Bar is the birthplace of world-famous Buffalo wings and Charlie the
Butcher is the creator of the ‘Beef on Weck’ sandwich. The Taste NY Market at the Todd Hill rest area on the Taconic State
Parkway in LaGrange features products from some 15 local farms.
Enjoy our suggestions or venture out and find your own favorites!
Outdoor Adventures
Did you know that the Adirondacks has over 3,000 ponds and lakes? The Thousand Islands is home
to the famous St. Lawrence River, where the wreckage of five ships have made it a scuba diver’s
paradise. And these are just a few of the 215 state and national parks that call New York State home.
As you can imagine, you don’t have to travel far to find an outdoor adventure in New York State.
Central New York and the Capital Saratoga regions bring you a host of activities from caverns and golf
courses to balloon flights and tour boat cruises.
The Catskills and Hudson Valley are just a short ride north from New York City, and the beaches
of Long Island are a great way to cool off on a hot summer day. The Finger Lakes are close enough
for a real getaway from most major metropolitan areas. Western New York also provides excellent
opportunities to explore whether it’s Niagara Falls and museums, or Chautauqua Allegheny offering
entertainment from a hike in a park to an opera, plan to stay for a few days at least so you don’t miss
anything!
New York State is a travelers’ paradise, so pack a bag, grab a friend and point your compass towards
the Empire State.
Musicians at Chautauqua Lake
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Thousand Islands Lake Niagara Falls
mountain. Try exploring the grottos of a billion-year-old cave at Natural Stone Bridge. If you’re looking for Mother Nature,
look no further-it obvious she loves New York!
Land for the Foodie
New York City reigns as a foodie’s paradise. Follow famous chefs to hotspots like Buvette, a Parisian-inspired ‘gastroteque’
in the West Village. Savor a prime steak at Peter Luger, a Brooklyn classic. Chef Boulud’s haute French restaurant Daniel
is rated in Pellegrino’s Top 25 restaurants in the world. Indulge in a perfect slice of New York cheesecake at Junior’s, or
try the pastrami at the famous Katz’s Delicatessen. In Queens, enjoy authentic ethnic restaurants, from Mexican to Thai.
On Long Island, watch the fishing boats from your table at waterfront bistros like Dave’s Grill on Montauk Harbor. In
Riverhead, the 1896 Tweeds Restaurant & Buffalo Bar gets sizzling reviews for bison steaks, rated excellent by Zagat. On
the North Fork, Bedell Cellars is the premier winery and one of the wine world’s up and coming stars.
Ithaca’s Moosewood has inspired a series of cookbooks for generations of whole food fans. Another Finger Lakes classic
is Dinosaur Bar-B-Que in Syracuse. The New York Wine & Culinary Center, in Canandaigua, is a treat for all tastes.
Celebrate culinary innovation in Buffalo. The Anchor Bar is the birthplace of world-famous Buffalo wings and Charlie the
Butcher is the creator of the ‘Beef on Weck’ sandwich. The Taste NY Market at the Todd Hill rest area on the Taconic State
Parkway in LaGrange features products from some 15 local farms.
Enjoy our suggestions or venture out and find your own favorites!
Outdoor Adventures
Did you know that the Adirondacks has over 3,000 ponds and lakes? The Thousand Islands is home
to the famous St. Lawrence River, where the wreckage of five ships have made it a scuba diver’s
paradise. And these are just a few of the 215 state and national parks that call New York State home.
As you can imagine, you don’t have to travel far to find an outdoor adventure in New York State.
Central New York and the Capital Saratoga regions bring you a host of activities from caverns and golf
courses to balloon flights and tour boat cruises.
The Catskills and Hudson Valley are just a short ride north from New York City, and the beaches
of Long Island are a great way to cool off on a hot summer day. The Finger Lakes are close enough
for a real getaway from most major metropolitan areas. Western New York also provides excellent
opportunities to explore whether it’s Niagara Falls and museums, or Chautauqua Allegheny offering
entertainment from a hike in a park to an opera, plan to stay for a few days at least so you don’t miss
anything!
New York State is a travelers’ paradise, so pack a bag, grab a friend and point your compass towards
the Empire State.
Musicians at Chautauqua Lake
31
Thousand Islands Lake Niagara Falls
