This famed 350-acre racetrack features thoroughbred horseracing during its six-week season from late July through early September. Though one of the sport's premier events, the races often take second place to people-watching.

This National Historic Landmark offers diverse cultural, aesthetic and recreational activities in such venues as the Lincoln mineral baths, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Spa Little Theater, National Museum of Dance and the historic Gideon Putnam Hotel.

Located in the center of town, this beautifully landscaped park features the historic Canfield Casino and many of the famous springs that made the area famous.

A tour through the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame sets you on an incredible journey through the sport’s history, from colonial times through present day. Surrounded by incredible works of fine art, trophies, and historical artifacts, visitors experience all aspects of this thrilling sport, from its most iconic moments and pageantry to what happens behind the scenes during a day at the races. The Museum’s signature film, What It Takes: Journey to the Hall of Fame is a 16-minute immersive experience that brings viewers on an amazing journey through the sport and examines the rare honor — given to less than one percent its participants — of reaching the game’s pinnacle and earning a coveted spot in the Hall of Fame. The cutting-edge film conveys the exhilaration of the sport of thoroughbred racing in America and the passion behind the heritage of the game.

Located in a beautiful, historic Beaux-Arts style building across from Congress Park, the Saratoga Heritage Area Visitor Center is the gateway to the city for both visitors and residents alike. Our Information Center offers maps, guides, brochures and other free information about area attractions, restaurants, accommodations, guided tours and self-guided tour brochures of the many historic districts. Make us your first stop!

Formal rose and rock gardens are part of the magnificent Yaddo estate, a working artists' community.

Get some of the finest locally-grown foods at this open-air market operating each Wednesday and Saturday during the summer season, and each Saturday during the winter season. 2021/22 Winter Season (November through April): Open Saturdays, 9:30am - 1:30pm, at the Wilton Mall (food court).

The Saratoga Springs History Museum, located in the Canfield Casino in Congress Park since 1912, tells the story of Saratoga Springs from its beginnings to the present day. Featuring three floors of exhibits as well as dynamic programs throughout the year, the Saratoga Springs History Museum welcomes visitors and members to learn more about this famous city and the people who made it so.

The Saratoga Automobile Museum was chartered in 1999 and officially opened to the public in June 2002. The Museum’s mission is to preserve, interpret and exhibit automobiles and automotive artifacts. We celebrate the automobile and educate the general public, students and enthusiasts to the role of the automobile in New York State and the wider world. In addition to technical and design aspects, our educational focus is on the past, present and future social and economic impacts of the automobile. The Museum is located within the 2,500-acre Saratoga Spa State Park, in the heart of historic Saratoga Springs, New York, world famous for its legendary one-mile thoroughbred track. The Museum’s facility is the fully restored and renovated New York State Bottling Plant, a beautiful neoclassical structure completed in 1935.