Spring in New York is the perfect time to get out and experience the vibrancy and colors that the state has to offer. Here, you’ll find natural beauty in parks and at botanical gardens, brightly painted murals and buildings, and of course the rich hues of a New York sunset from a scenic overlook. Visit some of the most colorful places in New York and enjoy the revitalizing feeling of springtime in a state that celebrates it like no other.
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Posts from January 2024
48 Hours in Rochester, NY
Jan 31, 2024 by I LOVE NY Staff
From beautiful parks to a lively arts and culture scene, Rochester has everything you need for a scenic escape filled with diverse activities for visitors of all ages and interests. Home to two of…
Enrich your next New York getaway by immersing yourself in unforgettable experiences rooted in the state’s rich Black culture, heritage, and history. From New York City’s first Black-owned winery, to moving theatrical and musical performances, to important Underground Railroad sites, there’s something for everyone to explore and experience, no matter your interest.
Photo courtesy of Lake Placid Lodge
What’s better than snowy outdoor adventures, relaxing spa escapes, and rip-roaring indoor water parks? Being able to do it all (and more), all in one place! Whether you’re looking for a romantic weekend to unwind or an exciting family retreat filled with outdoor thrills, plan an unforgettable New York getaway without ever leaving your resort. From a Catskill lodge with the state’s largest indoor water park to a ski retreat in Chautauqua-Allegheny, indulge in winter bliss at these 14 all-in-one resorts. …
12 Unique Ways to Experience Music in New York State
Jan 26, 2024 by I LOVE NY Staff
New York State has played a key role in many of music’s most groundbreaking moments. Imagine walking in the footsteps of Janis Joplin or Nat King Cole, or listening to the opening aria in an open-air amphitheater where the acoustics make you feel like you’re part of the performance.
New York equal rights pioneers: Harriet Tubman
Jan 24, 2024
“I was the conductor of the Underground Railroad for eight years, and I can say what most conductors can't say; I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger.”…
New York on a Budget: Free and Low Cost Things to Do in Capital-Saratoga
Jan 19, 2024 by Rachel Dymond
Engross yourself in New York’s Capital-Saratoga region, where the capital city’s rich history blends with picturesque landscapes and a vibrant art and music scene. Discover the allure of Saratoga Springs, known for its iconic mineral springs, booming nightlife, and historic racetrack.
A Local's Guide to Accessible NYC: Things to Do, Where to Stay, and How to Get Around
Jan 13, 2024 by Anna Pakman
New York City is full of accessible attractions that are ready to welcome visitors of all abilities, from world-class museums to hidden gems that you’ve got to see to believe they’re in New York. From…
48 Hours in New York City: Manhattan
Jan 12, 2024 by Anna Pakman
New York, New York: a city so good they named it twice. If you're dreaming of world-class cultural institutions, strolling through Central Park, awe-inspiring views from atop skyscrapers, mouth-watering cuisine from all corners of the globe, and selfie opportunities with famous locations you’ve seen on TV and in movies, it’s all in Manhattan.
Places for a Great Mocktail in New York State
Jan 12, 2024 by Emma Frisbie
Credit: @rich_loud on Instagram
Lift your spirits without drinking them! Whether you abstain from alcohol year-round, are taking part in Dry January (or Sober October), or just want to wake up without…