Hudson valley

Ready to find and buy your dream home in the Hudson Valley? Here are the best places to live and settle down along the Hudson River.

Discover new artisans and makers, reconnect with nature, and enjoy locally driven dining in the hotter-than-ever Hudson Vallley.

This time of year the area around the waterside town is hopping with weekenders in search of antiques, autumn leaves, and a stylish stay

Last month, I went up to New York to experience fall in Dutchess County, an area within the Hudson River Valley.

With a prime location near Hunter and Windham Mountains, Wylder delights with creekside views and top-tier dining.

As modernism's light threatens to wane, more top architects are being called on to look back—way back—in order to get ahead

Apple picking. Mountain hikes. Mansions and crumbling castles. A headless horseman? Here are all the best things to do in hudson Valley, just north of NYC!

The Hudson Valley is a designated National Heritage Area comprising 10 counties situated along either side of the Hudson River. Stretching for 150 miles from Westchester and Rockland Counties in the south to Rensselaer and Albany Counties in the north, the region is known for picturesque towns, scenic drives and viewpoints, historic sites and landmarks, renowned museums and art parks, unique shopping, a thriving small business and local food scene, dozens of wineries, breweries, and…

These intimate Hudson Valley getaways feature a spirited, artistic sense with a focus on design, making them a dream for vacations nearby.

Here are the best small towns to visit when you're in Hudson Valley, New York, plus unique things you can do and amazing places to eat and stay.