One of the Triple Crown locations in horse racing . It has an antique feel to it , and rightly so. It's one of the oldest horse racing parks in the country. It's a history in the making park . Clean easy parking, the food is affordable and good . Very friendly people and the racing is top-notch. Riders up !

One of our favorites places on Earth! The grounds are so spacious and well groomed! If you are in Saratoga, you really should at the very least drive through the park. Bring a chair .. take a nap under a tree, there is plenty of room. You can bring your dog and let him run free. This park is well known for its mineral baths, so if you are inclined to enjoy a bath in evervescent water (by appointment only), this is the place!

Very pleasant surprise. Got there just in time foe a guided tour of the first floor. Very informative. Second and third floor on your own. Beautiful building and rooms.

I’ve been to SPAC three times in the past three years. The first time was for Larkin Poe at the Outlaw Music Festival. As fans of Larkin Poe my wife saw that they were playing at SPAC which was a place we wanted to see. We purchased the tickets from Larkin Poe website and didn’t know they were just one of many bands playing for the Willie Nelson Outlaw Music Festival. It was a great concert. We had seats in the lower area which are great as you can get up and walk around and know you still have a place to sit when you get back. The next two times at SPAC was for Dave Mathews Band. These were with friends who have seen Dave Mathews many times. We had lawn tickets both times. The sound was fine and the large displays let you see everything. Being so far away from the stage I never know if I should look at the band or the displays. It has more of that festival party feel. My next time there I hope to get seats again in the Amphitheater. If you are sitting on the lawn, it’s worth bringing a small blanket which gives you your own space but you need to arrive early so you get a place with a good view. You need to read the rules. You are only to take in “clear plastic, vinyl or PVC tote bags no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” and/or small clutches, wristlets, or fanny packs that are not clear (6”x 9”).” You can bring water bottles that you can fill up there. Your phone is also used as your ticket to get into SPAC. There are lots of options for food and drinks. As expected everything is expensive. It’s a Cashless Payment venue. Most people pay with their phones but credit cards also work. We also go to Saratoga Spa State Park (2,400-acre) to hike. I like when we make a full day out of a concert. Arriving early to take a hike and then do a little tailgating. Alcohol is not allowed in the parking lots but doesn’t seem to be enforced (lucky for us).

Lovely place to go in many ways. For weddings graduation and nice place to take pictures.

It's a very cool place to visit they have a lot of very nice cars and a great history. They periodically have car shows too they had one on Saturday which was amazing some of the automobiles that they put out there were beautiful. I recommend taking the family there to see what they have to offer.

Located in a repurposed bottling plant, the Saratoga Automobile Museum is a wonderful stop if you enjoy classic cars. In addition to the collection owned by the museum, there are special events and displays. When we were there, the museum had a showing of the cars of the James Bond movies. The downstairs was mostly dedicated to the special showing and the upstairs had what I believed to be permanent displays. The museum is well kept and they make the most of their available space. In addition, there were some classic cars in the parking lot behind the building. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and would love to do it again when I’m in the area.

We had such a wonderful time at The Saratoga Winery! The food was great, and the wines were absolutely delicious. We tried four different flights — red, white, combo, and dry white — and enjoyed every one of them. Our waitress, Heidi, was super friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. I couldn’t resist getting one of their fun T-shirts that says “I make pour decisions” — love it! Highly recommend this place for a relaxing and enjoyable afternoon. 🍷

Small but well kept visitor center with knowledgable and friendly staff with suggestions for your trip and historical info about this building which was a former trolley station.. Thank you Joe and Carol!

We were visiting Saratoga Springs for the first time and decided to visit the National Museum of Dance. We are ballroom dancers and love the sport! This was so much fun! Dancers after dark was a great exhibit! The park is great too! Will come back again!

SPECTACULAR! I took my 2 year old daughter here and she absolutely loved it. Check in was quick and simple then we took the elevator upstairs and I was blown away. There are so many different little sections for kiddos to play in and my daughter was so thrilled with all of them. There was a fire truck, vet station, grocery store, ice cream shop, mini house, farm, tour bus, new station, office, and more! There were so many things to interact with in every section and we spent a full 2 hours and she never even got bored! It’s very clean and only as chaotic as the other kids around. There was even a craft at 11 which was super fun too. Highly recommend for kids of all ages and definitely find the sensory room for a little quiet time, I swear my daughter loved it the most.

This museum is perfect for history buffs and fans of seeing military guns/ equipment and uniforms. The museum is very well organized. They have different sections with each being a different time period and war that was being fought. The WW1 section was probably my favorite. It had an area where they made it look like you were in a trench. The information given was great and you’ll definitely leave learning something new.

Had an amazing experience at the historical museum. Lady at front desk was very nice and everything is well organized and clean.

The Tang Teaching Museum & Art Gallery is located on the Skidmore College campus in Saratoga Springs, NY. It has two large gallery rings and two smaller gallery rings. The exhibit spaces are easy to walk around. The museum does have a permanent collection, but often displays traveling or touring art exhibitions. Currently, the works of Alexis Rockman and Mark Dion are on display. The works presented by these artists are interesting, understandable, and enjoyable. Best of all, the museum is free! It takes about an hour or two to see the entire museum. Call ahead for their hours or check their website. Definitely, a nice small art museum for all to see.

Fun date night idea. Staff is very friendly and even help when you go rouge and want to not paint the exact picture. Kathryn was an absolute blast. Very knowledgeable and her style of teaching was not only friendly, but inspirational.

Gorgeous flowers, friendly vendors, food to make everyone's taste palate happy, tons of fresh fruits and veggies, live music. Great place to shop for the freshest of everything anywhere!