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Aerial view of Skaneateles lake and village

A spectacular stay in Skaneateles makes for the perfect getaway, where the crystal-clear blue lake sits adjacent to a downtown buzzing with diverse shops, superb dining, and serene scenery. This

The Canandaigua Lady, a replica of a 19th-century double-decker paddlewheel boat, on the lake at sunset surrounded by fall foliage

Canandaigua literally means "the chosen spot," and this charming Finger Lakes town, just 24 miles south of Rochester on the northern shores of Canandaigua Lake, is the right choice for an active but relaxing getaway.

Blue ocean waves crest in front of the Montauk Lighthouse

Though it’s technically part of the Hamptons, New York’s legendary luxury playground, Montauk, long ago forged its own identity as a quirky hamlet known for fishing, beaches, parks, and its nickname, “The End.” With a centuries-old, 110-foot lighthouse at the easternmost point in New York State as its calling card, today Montauk offers something for everyone, from families on beach holidays to fishing enthusiasts and surfers to twenty-somethings seeking out the increasingly active nightlife scene. Here’s your guide to a diverse weekend in Montauk.

A cluster of buildings surround a clock tower in the middle of red, orange, yellow, and green trees

Set on the shores of New York’s longest Finger Lake, Ithaca is a colorful and lively small city that makes the perfect weekend getaway. Surrounded by rolling hills, a sparkling glacial lake, and more

Vibrant yellow and orange tulips bloom in front of the Moses fountain in Albany's Washington Park

Spring in New York State means the return of baseball, popular festivals, and bursts of flower power at botanic gardens. From outdoor festivities to indoor amusement, the season is all about new beginnings, so get inspired by these fun-filled spring weekend trips throughout New York!  …

The entrance to LEGOLAND New York

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Tucked amid the gentle rolling hills of the Hudson Valley, the quaint village of Goshen, which dates back to the early 1700s, is full of history, architectural gems, and a charming walkable downtown that make it easy to see why Smithsonian Magazine named it one of the best small towns in the U.S. to visit. There’s plenty of fun and adventure to be had at the Northeast’s first LEGOLAND theme park

A group of four skiers in colorful outfits sits on a ski lift surrounded by snow-covered trees, conveying a joyful and adventurous winter scene.

Nestled among the enchanting mountains of the Chautauqua-Allegheny region, Ellicottville is the ultimate destination for outdoor adventure and non-stop fun! The charming, walkable village is home to

Cooperstown - Photos Courtesy of ThisIsCooperstown.com

While the National Baseball Hall of Fame has given Cooperstown a sporty reputation, there is far more to discover in this town beyond the outfield. Imagine award-winning craft beer, art galleries, music, and outdoor adventure all wrapped into a charming lakeside village. From Ommegang to Glimmerglass, here is your perfect weekend getaway in Cooperstown.

DUMBO manhattan bridge at night

Home to dozens of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct culture, character, and history, Brooklyn is a treasure trove of enormous diversity. Representing hundreds of cultures and languages, there’s an amazing sense of community between Brooklynites from all corners of the borough that you won’t find anywhere else. Bursting with art, history, nature, amazing food, and views, there’s no shortage of things to see and do.

Two women in robes clinking wine glasses, sitting in Adirondack chairs overlooking nature

We all know that life’s a little sweeter with friends by our side, and Palentine’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate those special bonds. While traditionally celebrated on February 13th (or even February 14th), any day is the perfect excuse to make memories with your favorite people, especially in a place as memorable as New York!