Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow
Best for Gilded Age estates with river views
Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, just an hour from Manhattan, offer a great way to explore the Hudson Valley. You’ll find a mixture of riverfront views, historic estates and plenty of dining and culture for an entire weekend. You should pay attention to the following attractions: KykuitThe Rockefeller’s estate is one the most beautiful sights in the region (open between May and December). Lyndhurst Mansion Brings Gothic Revival grandeur right to the edge of the river. This special pocket is also awash with literary history, including Washington Irving’s riverside residence. SunnysideThe spooky and alluring Sleepy Hollow CemeteryNearly two centuries later, visitors continue to be drawn by the winding roads, graves of note, and stunning Hudson views. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow The publication was made.
Visit scenic RiverWalk The Lower Hudson Valley has some of the most beautiful river views around waterfront parks, such as Kingsland Point Park, Horan’s landing, and other local spots for picnics, summer concerts, and sunsets. Fall is a great time to visit the Hudson Valley. Halloween lore Seasonal events such as the iconic Great Jack O’Lantern BlazeBut the appeal of this area goes well beyond October.
Downtown Tarrytown is the ideal home base for a visit to the area, with a walkable main street dotted with cafés, boutiques, and independent shops. The dining scene is impressive. Goosefeather Tarrytown House Estate is a historic estate that offers modern Cantonese food. Horsefeathers It’s a local favorite for its burgers and sandwiches. If you’re looking for a romantic setting to enjoy a meal with your loved one, then the waterfront at Red Hat on the River It’s hard to beat for sunset dining. Enjoy a performance in the historic Bühnentheater between meals. Tarrytown Music HallCheck out one of many cultural and seasonal events, such as outdoor concerts or festivals.
