in Central New York

Peterboro is home to historic attractions of the abolitionists movement including the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum and more...

This old-timey general store, deli and seasonal ice cream shop is also home to a restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Built during America’s “Gilded Age” (1870-1900), this three-story brick and stone mansion is the last of its kind on the street once referred to as “Mansion Row.”

Boasting red brick walls and a sky-lighted atrium, this established American bistro offers creative comfort food with along with seasonal menu options.

Pino Bianco offers a casual yet sophisticated dining setting and Bar Pino is the place to sip on a perfect glass of wine or favorite cocktail.

This 375-acre day-use park is open all year and gets its name from a 50-foot (15 m) waterfall, Pixley Falls, accessible via a short hiking trail.

This friendly Italian/American restaurant is classic and casual with a menu that includes options of pasta, steak, chicken, veal, seafood and more.

Plan a weekend of fun & entertainment at Turning Stone Resort & Casino, a premier four-season complex in the Central-Erie Canal Region .. (All Seasons)