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WestchesterOFFICIAL TRAVEL & MEETING GUIDE / HUDSON VALLEY REGION New York Stewart International Airport Neighborhood airport. World-class carriers. Exciting destinations. Conveniently located right in the Hudson Valley, New York Stewart’s comfortable size, modern amenities, friendly staff, and focus on customer care make getting to the airport, and flying out of it, hassle-free. In addition to its commercial services from Allegiant, American, Delta, JetBlue and Norwegian, NY Stewart also features direct bus service to the heart of Manhattan operated by Coach USA. All of these options make Stewart the most convenient and versatile airport in the region. New York Stewart International Airport Your neighborhood international airport. Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts Welcome to Westchester County! PALACIO Just 30 minutes from Midtown GABE Manhattan lies Westchester Contents County, the heart of the magnificent Hudson Valley. TRAVEL GUIDE Our beautiful home offers a unique mix of charming 6 Westchester County Regions country villages, picturesque waterfront towns and 10 Westchester Events sophisticated urban centers. Westchester County is rich in Traveler Favorites 12 historical, cultural and natural attractions, with thousands 14 History & Heritage of acres of public parks, preserves, trails, golf courses History comes alive at dramatic mansions and gardens. Whether you’re looking for a rejuvenating and gorgeous gardens. day trip or a longer getaway, we’re confident you’ll find a great time here. 22 Arts & Culture There’s always something fun and inspiring to do in After you visit our world-class art museums, Westchester. Stroll through a quaint town to check look for locations from your favorite movies. out the local shops. Hike a mountain trail to take in a 26 Recreation & Leisure spectacular vista. Kayak, canoe or sail on the Hudson Discover parks, trails and other natural vistas — River or Long Island Sound. Explore a Gilded Age minutes from NYC. mansion, a Revolutionary-era manor, or an extraordinary formal garden. Catch a performance at one of our historic 34 Farms & Orchards theaters, or an exhibit at one of our excellent museums. Westchester farms are a great family destination all year. Westchester County is also home to Playland Amusement Park, where you can catch a thrill on our wooden roller 36 Shopping: Malls & Main Streets coaster, the Dragon Coaster. Our nationally accredited Explore our quaint towns and upscale shopping destinations. parks system boasts everything from picturesque nature 38 Dining & Nightlife trails and world-class golf courses to beautiful pools and beaches. There is truly something for everyone. Dine with a view of the Hudson, or discover the stars of Westchester’s taco boom. Westchester’s culinary scene is as spectacular as our scenery, with notable farm-to-table restaurants, prominent celebrity chefs and a flourishing craft MEETING & EVENT PLANNER beverage industry. We can serve up whatever cuisine and atmosphere you’re craving — from refined bistros 44 Meet Me in Westchester to historic inns, cozy neighborhood taverns to elegant waterfront dining rooms, from American classics to a Convenient location, top-flight conference facilities, wide range of global gastronomy. great group outings — it’s all here. All of this makes Westchester an ideal place to hold 50 Hotels & Conference Centers COUNTY your business meeting or any social occasion. It’s easy 60 Exceptional Venues to get here, and our excellent hotels, efficient meeting spaces and unique event locations make it easy to plan Transportation MAP 63 on inside a successful event. Westchester County is ready to back cover accommodate every visitor — whether it’s business or leisure that brings you here. Thank you for visiting Westchester County, and FOLLOW USA WestchesterCountyTourism we hope you enjoy your stay! FOR THE LATEST Sincerely, INFORMATION WestchesterCountyTourismNY on everything from George Latimer events to dining and Westchester County Executive hotels — and to sign WestchesterTour up for our newsletter — please visit us at VisitWestchesterNY.com. Westchester County [ Tourism, NY 2 WESTCHESTER Official Meeting & Travel Guide 2019-2020 GET READY to be spotted ZARA Delivering Unparalleled Service H&M When it comes to planning a meeting or event to remember, the Westchester Tourism & Film team is MICHAEL KORS here to help! Don’t hesitate to contact us for any of PANDORA the following services: • Distribute group reservation RFPs to County hotels, HOLLISTER conference centers and venues. AERIE • Create free customized itineraries. ULTA BEAUTY • Coordinate your visit to inspect potential meeting sites. ADIDAS • Provide publications — this guide, as well as County maps and brochures — for attendees. STARBUCKS • Assist in identifying, planning and scheduling off-site GAP excursions and team-building events. + MORE WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS … we’re here to make doing business a pleasure in Westchester County! WESTCHESTER COUNTY TOURISM & FILM 148 Martine Ave., Suite 104, White Plains, NY 10601 914-995-8500 or 800-833-9282; Fax: 914-995-8505 VisitWestchesterNY.com Natasha Caba Caputo, Director Tourism & Film 914-995-8502; [email protected] Barry Surman, Deputy Director 914-995-8501; [email protected] Sandra J. Mahonski, Administrative Assistant 914-995-8504; [email protected] OTHER TRAVEL INFORMATION Hudson Valley Tourism: 800-232-4782; travelhudsonvalley.com ArtsWestchester: 914-428-4220; artswestchester.org Westchester County Historical Society: 914-592-4323; westchesterhistory.com Westchester County Parks, Recreation & Conservation: 914-864-PARK; parks.westchestergov.com ON THE COVER Clockwise from top: Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse (Ultima Gaina/iStock/Getty Images Plus); 2018 U.S. Open (Copyright USGA/Ben Solomon) Captain Lawrence Brewing Company; Playland; Renaissance Westchester. Produced For Westchester County Tourism & Film by TODAY MEDIA CUSTOM COMMUNICATIONS Rye, New York COPYRIGHT © 2019 COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER Westchester County Tourism Destination Guide. All rights reserved. 125,000 copies printed in April 2019 and distributed by Westchester County Tourism & Film. Published by Today Media Custom Communications (todaymediacustom.com), which managed content, design, production and advertising sales. The County of Westchester makes no warranty, guarantee or promise, express or implied, Located at the junction of the NYS Thruway as to the accuracy or completeness of any information contained in the Destination and Cross County Parkway in Yonkers Guide, is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the Destination Guide, and shall not be liable under any circumstances for any claims or damages arising directly or CrossCountyCenter.com indirectly from information contained in the Destination Guide. Nothing contained in the Destination Guide implies endorsements by the publisher or the County of Westchester. All content in the Destination Guide is provided for informational purposes only. 4 WESTCHESTER Official Meeting & Travel Guide 2019-2020 <RQNHUVȇȴUVW ERXWLTXHKRWHO www.royalregencyhotelny.com [email protected] / 914 476 6200 165 Tuckahoe Road, Yonkers, NY 10710 MARTORANO JAMIE WESTCHESTER Kykuit Five Regions to Explore, Experience & Enjoy! Hudson River Towns [ Savor one of the world’s top Apart from being a don’t- restaurants, plunge from the miss destination in its own Northern Westchester top of a classic wooden roller right, Westchester is also coaster, get up-close-and- an easy getaway destination personal with llamas and from NYC. And it’s a great wolves, watch a headliner place to start exploring perform or splurge on a luxe the magnificent Hudson Hudson River shopping spree. Valley region. Mid County Westchester has it all for a What are you waiting for? quick getaway, multi-day Start planning your vacation, family reunion – Westchester County even a wedding! And with a adventure today at Sound Shore bounty of quality hotels and VisitWestchesterNY.com! meeting centers at a range Southern Westchester of price points, our diverse Long Island Sound county is the perfect place for your next business event New York City or retreat. 6 WESTCHESTER Official Meeting & Travel Guide 2019-2020 Yonkers SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER HUDSON RIVER TOWNS Heading north from New York City, Follow explorer Henry Hudson’s route make Yonkers your first stop. Take in upriver to chart a tour of the charming stunning views of the Hudson River towns, like Sleepy Hollow, that and New Jersey Palisades from the overlook the mighty Hudson. Check out revitalized Downtown-Waterfront art and pottery shops in Dobbs Ferry District. Then grab a bite at famed and cruises departing from Peekskill. eatery X20 Xaviars on the Hudson. On the “must-see” list: historic For boutique shopping, try Bronxville. mansions, riverview dining, memorable For brand-name retail, head to hiking and biking, and quaint main Ridge Hill or the Cross County streets. The Metro-North Railroad’s Shopping Center. Hudson Line provides easy access. River Outpost Brewing Co. TRY THESE TRY THESE ` The Empire City Casino, where ` Kykuit, famed home of four live harness racing, thoroughbred generations of the Rockefellers, is simulcasts and 5,300 slot machines and one of five historic sites managed electronic table games deliver thrills. by Historic Hudson Valley; this neoclassical gem includes a chapel ` The Science Barge, which grows boasting stained glass by Chagall produce with no emissions, pesticides and Matisse. or run-off, demonstrating a sustainable
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