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This charming village is home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the Fenimore Art Museum, meaning you’ll be able to stoke your curiosity while getting a well-deserved break from city life. If you love opera music, then consider visiting while Cooperstown hosts its annual Glimmerglass Festival.
Niagara Falls
If you’re looking to immerse yourself in nature, there’s no sight that’s quite as breathtaking as the Niagara Falls. When you aren’t admiring this natural wonder, you could head to the nearby Railroad Heritage Center to learn about the crucial role that the nearby village played in the Underground Railroad.
Jamestown
Known for being the hometown of comedienne Lucille Ball, Jamestown is the perfect place for comedy lovers to visit. When you’re done soaking in all the attractions that the National Comedy Center Museum has to offer, consider taking a trip down to the Allegheny National Forest for a calm yet fascinating hike.
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From yoga and strength training to daily hikes, the Ranch Hudson Valley will provide you with the physical relief you need to refuel your energy banks. This lakefront stone mansion offers scrumptious, plant-based meals as well as daily massages and optional extras including chiropractic treatments, hydrotherapy, and sound baths.
YO1 Health Resort
From Naturopathy such as Swedish massages and deep tissue massages to full-body oil massages and other Ayurveda therapies, YO1 Health Resort is your ideal place to detox from daily life. What’s particularly helpful at this resort is the personalized treatments they offer, including pain management and immunity-boosting therapies.
Kenoza Hall
At this retreat’s spa, you’ll be pampered with facials, hydrotherapy, naturotherapy, massages, and wraps. Head to Kenoza Hall’s famous Relaxation Lounge to take a cold water plunge or enjoy the wood stove and outdoor barrel sauna. You can also participate in group class including guided meditation, aerial yoga, and sound therapy.
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It’s funny because New York City is well-known for being a metropolitan hub of work, nightlife, and corporate culture—but upstate New York is exactly the opposite of that. When you leave Manhattan and start driving up North, you begin to see greenery that doesn’t end, gorgeous rivers that peace to your mind, and beautiful foliage.
But it’s more than just the nature itself. It’s also the culture that’s different. If you’re someone who loves visiting small towns in Midwestern America, you might enjoy driving through upstate New York, because there are some very pleasant and quaint small towns you can find there. Indeed, it’s truly the opposite of the hustle-and-bustle city life over there—so if that’s something that calls to you, you might enjoy driving up there!
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Inaugurated in 1936 in a small town of under 2,000 people in upstate New York, around four hours from both NYC and Boston, there is no greater place on Earth to explore the history of America’s national pastime than this museum.
Featuring memorabilia from the history of the league, dating back to the late 19th century and extending to the present day, you’ll see all kinds of interesting baseball artifacts at the Hall of Fame. From Hank Aaron’s 715th home run uniform to the glove used to make “The Catch” by Giants outfielder Willie Mays, the number of historical baseball things you’ll find here is unprecedented.
Add the world-famous collection of Hall of Fame plaques representing the greatest names in baseball history, used to honor all of the inductees to the Hall, any lover of this sport or anyone with a passing interest in sports as a whole will find a trip to Cooperstown to be totally worthwhile.
Address: 25 Main St, Cooperstown, NY 13326
Hours: 9 am to 5 pm, Monday-Sunday
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