Hyde Park Travel Guide

This prestigious culinary college offers a rare chance to dine at student-run restaurants showcasing future chefs. Reserve a table at The Bocuse Restaurant for modern French cuisine with Hudson River views.

America's first presidential library, designed by FDR himself, offers an intimate look at the Roosevelt era through original documents, exhibits, and personal collections in this Hudson Valley treasure.

Franklin Roosevelt's lifelong home offers intimate glimpses into the 32nd president's personal world. Explore preserved rooms, the first Presidential Library, and the family's serene rose garden burial site.

Step into America's Gilded Age at this Beaux-Arts masterpiece, once home to the Vanderbilt fortune. The mansion's 54 opulent rooms and Hudson River views offer a glimpse into elite 19th-century living.

Explore the waterfront in Hyde Park with a trip to Hyde Park Landing. Wander the riverfront in this family-friendly area.

This 1914 Mission-style station, designed by Grand Central Terminal's architects, houses a captivating railway museum. Explore original features and model trains while enthusiasts share stories.

This historic 1914 Mission-style station designed by Grand Central's architects houses a fascinating railway museum. Explore model trains and artefacts while learning about its presidential and royal history.

Housed in a historic firehouse, this intimate museum showcases Hyde Park's heritage through rotating exhibits. Don't miss the 1932 voting machine used by Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt during the presidential election.