Things to do

Revolutionary Cuisine & Craft

History isn’t limited to the museums in the Hudson Valley. Eateries throughout the area can trace their roots back to the time of the American Revolution. On your bridge-to-bridge tour, find yourself in the locations where George Washington and Alexander Hamilton dined while enjoying delicious cuisine.

Upper Hudson Valley

Albany, Rensselaer, Columbia, Greene

Olde English Pub & Pantry

Albany County

Raise a pint at the Olde English Pub and Pantry, a pub located in the historic Quackenbush Square.

Exterior entrance of The Century House, Albany

The Century House

Albany County

The Century House in Latham is a historic boutique hotel that's been family owned and operated since 1949. Offering a peaceful environment to stay, the charming hotel is situated before...

Mid-Hudson Valley

Dutchess, Orange, Ulster

Baird's Tavern exterior

Baird’s Tavern

Orange County

Baird's Tavern, located in Warwick, New York, is a historic inn that dates back to 1766. Built by Francis Baird for travelers passing through the village, it quickly became a...

Beekman Arms

Dutchess County

The evening can be spent at the Beekman Arms in Rhinebeck, America's oldest continuously operated inn. Built in 1766, the inn has an excellent restaurant, or a short walk to...

Commander in Cheers

Dutchess County

Dutchess County played a critical role in the Revolutionary War, supplying munitions, strategic vantage points, training grounds, men and more to help the Continental Army battle the British. Local legend...

Garvan's Gastropub sign outside restaurant

Garvan’s Gastropub

Ulster County

Set amidst the locust trees, Garvan's is a gathering place for making memories over a meal or a pint at the bar. Built in 1759, the dining rooms are warm...

Old Drovers Inn

Dutchess County

In 1750, John and Ebenezer Preston opened the doors of The Old Drovers Inn, which was then called the Clear Water Tavern. This watering hole catered to the desires of...

Lower Hudson Valley

Putnam, Rockland, Westchester

Exterior signage, The 76 House

76 House

Rockland County

The Old '76 House, built-in 1668, had a profound effect on the outcome of The Revolutionary War. It is New York's oldest tavern; a three hundred year old structure lovingly...

Bird & Bottle Inn exterior

The Bird & Bottle Inn

Putnam County

Historic inn and restaurant dating back to 1761. Fine dining featuring seasonal American cuisine in an intimate colonial setting. Perfect for romantic dinners and special occasions.

Westchester Abbey Inn exterior

The Abbey Inn

Westchester County

Tucked away on a hillside overlooking the Hudson River Highlands, The Abbey Inn is a unique, full-service boutique hotel featuring 42 distinctive guest rooms and suites, stunning meeting and banquet...

Peter Pratt's Inn exterior

Peter Pratt’s Inn

Westchester County

An American fine dining restaurant and bar located in a historic 260-year-old farm house surrounded by a rustic pine forest. A Revolutionary War-era colonial homestead, it is located in the...

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