Pet Friendly Things To Do in Albany, New York

Welcome to the historic Washington Avenue Armory in Albany, New York. This multi-million renovated complex ... More on Albany.org

saw it in the winter, looked quite cool and peaceful . More on GeckoGo

Welcome to Albany, New York's historic Capital. Albany is firmly rooted in its history and moving toward th... More on Albany.org/

The only dislike would be that we are no longer safe in our country of the free . More on Yahoo! Travel

This museum houses art, prehistoric artifacts, and ecofacts that reflect New York's cultural, natural, and ... More on Heritage

The New York State Museum is not only an important research center, it's also a great place to visit. More on CitySearch

topics: American art, new, york. More on MuseumStuff.com

The current Dutch food exhibit is fabulous and excelletly researched and presented. More on CitySearch

Catherine Putnam came to Cherry Hill, the 1787 home of her Van Rensselaer Ancestors-at age 3 following her ... More on iloveny.com

It's just an old house with old artifacts like stoves, furniture, etc. Not really worth the admission price . More on TripAdvisor

This riverfront preserve park offers a boat launch, a bike trail, an amphitheater, visitor center, comfort stations, and beautiful places to walk. The park is also connected to the city and all it ... More on DogFriendly.com

On the far side of the Hudson River Way Pedestrian Bridge, the Albany Riverfront Park is home to an 800-seat amphitheatre. In addition, a visitors center houses an explanation ... More on Albany.org

There are 60 shops (many one of a kind) for browsing and dining here in addition to being a pleasing place ... More on DogFriendly.com

Upscale shopping in open air setting. Includes over 60 specialty shops and eateries. More on Iloveny.com

This dramatic public plaza is Albany's most distinctive urban feature. Its official name is Governor Nelso... More on Frommers

A perfect place for view ,the word to describe it powerful,strong. More on GeckoGo

Nat'l Historic Landmark. Oldest Episcopal Church N of NYC (1712). More on iloveny.com

Marvelous stone gothic cathedral with high ceilings, beautiful stained glass (one of which we were told the... More on Yahoo! Travel

The building originally served as a water pumping station for Albany at a time when the Hudson River flowed through the area where I-787 is now located. The Visitors Center?s outdoor garden courtya... More on Albany.org

Free maps and suggestions for walking tours, plus many detailed history books for sale. More on TripAdvisor