Saratoga Harness Hall of Fame

At the edge of the state park, this large, notable building features Federal-style architecture.

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 new 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 of reaching the game’s pinnacle and earning a coveted spot in the Hall of Fame.

Saratoga Springs

Saratoga Springs

Former 1889 armory displaying 10,000+ uniforms, weapons & art from the Civil War to the present.

Opened in 1935, the New York State Bottling Plant produced four varieties of Saratoga mineral waters until 1970. It is now home to the Saratoga Automobile Museum.

The Saratoga Automobile Museum was chartered in 1999 and officially opened to the public in June 2002. As a New York Board of Regents-chartered educational foundation, the Saratoga Automobile Museum showcases the automobile’s impact on personal mobility, innovation, and the growth of the U.S. and New York. Through engaging educational programs and exhibitions, we inspire learning and appreciation for automotive history, technology, and design. With the support of our donors, we continue to preserve the past, educate future generations, and make history come alive.

The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery is a contemporary art museum on the campus of Skidmore College and is open to the public. Known for innovative exhibitions that draw attention to living artists or that cross disciplines, the Tang Teaching Museum also has a robust publications program of exhibition catalogues and more than 120 public events each year, including artist talks such as the Dunkerley Dialogues, concerts such as the Upbeat on the Roof summer series, family programs like Family Saturdays, tours by Tang Guides and curators, screenings in the Whole Grain: Experiments in Film & Video series, and much more. Visit our website for the most up-to-date information