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Albany - NY's Capital City
The last four centuries have seen Albany evolve from a small Dutch settlement into New York State's Capitol City in the heart of burgeoning Tech Valley.
Welcome to Albany, the Capital of New York State !
The last four centuries have seen Albany evolve from a small Dutch settlement into New York State's Capitol City in the heart of burgeoning Tech Valley. Convenient access by plane, train and automobile makes it easy to experience the city’s popular festivals, famous landmarks, amazing historic architecture, museums, shopping, entertainment centers and more!
Albany is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own personality and flavor just waiting to be discovered, explored and appreciated.
Downtown Albany houses historic attractions like the New York State Museum and the New York State Capitol. Downtown’s Empire State Plaza boasts reflecting pools, an art-filled underground shopping concourse and The Egg, a striking performing arts center.
Located just north of Downtown Albany, the city’s Warehouse district is home to many historic rowhouses and warehouses and also boasts the largest fiber glass statue in the world – the city’s mascot, Nipper. Delaware Avenue offers attractions such as Lincoln Park, Spectrum 8 movie theater and the New World Bistro Bar, an 80-seat gastro pub.
Follow the Capital Craft Brew Trail, skate in the winter in the Empire State Plaza or take a scenic tour on the historic Hudson River and learn about the Historic Erie Canal in the summer. Whatever the season, Albany will be sure to delight and entertain everyone in the family!
The last four centuries have seen Albany evolve from a small Dutch settlement into New York State's Capitol City in the heart of burgeoning Tech Valley. Convenient access by plane, train and automobile makes it easy to experience the city’s popular festivals, famous landmarks, amazing historic architecture, museums, shopping, entertainment centers and more!
Albany is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own personality and flavor just waiting to be discovered, explored and appreciated.
Downtown Albany houses historic attractions like the New York State Museum and the New York State Capitol. Downtown’s Empire State Plaza boasts reflecting pools, an art-filled underground shopping concourse and The Egg, a striking performing arts center.
Located just north of Downtown Albany, the city’s Warehouse district is home to many historic rowhouses and warehouses and also boasts the largest fiber glass statue in the world – the city’s mascot, Nipper. Delaware Avenue offers attractions such as Lincoln Park, Spectrum 8 movie theater and the New World Bistro Bar, an 80-seat gastro pub.
Follow the Capital Craft Brew Trail, skate in the winter in the Empire State Plaza or take a scenic tour on the historic Hudson River and learn about the Historic Erie Canal in the summer. Whatever the season, Albany will be sure to delight and entertain everyone in the family!
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