Landmarks in ALBANY

The New York State Capitol, located in Albany, New York, is the historic seat of New York State government. Completed in 1899, the Capitol houses the New York State Legislature, including the Senate a...

The New York State Capitol, located in Albany, New York, is the historic seat of New York State government. Completed in 1899, the Capitol houses the New York State Legislature, including the Senate and Assembly chambers, as well as the Governor’s office. Renowned for its grand architecture, detailed stonework, and rich political history, the Capitol serves as both an active government building and a major cultural and tourist landmark.

Downtown Albany is the historic and administrative heart of Albany, New York, serving as a central hub for government, business, culture, and tourism. Home to New York State government offices, corpor...

Downtown Albany is the historic and administrative heart of Albany, New York, serving as a central hub for government, business, culture, and tourism. Home to New York State government offices, corporate buildings, historic landmarks, and waterfront access, downtown blends rich history with modern urban life. It attracts residents, professionals, students, and visitors year-round.

The Shaker Heritage Society is a nonprofit historical and cultural organization located in Albany/Colonie, New York, dedicated to preserving and interpreting the history, architecture, and traditions...

The Shaker Heritage Society is a nonprofit historical and cultural organization located in Albany/Colonie, New York, dedicated to preserving and interpreting the history, architecture, and traditions of the Watervliet Shaker Community, the first and one of the most influential Shaker settlements in the United States. The site serves as a living history museum and educational center, offering visitors insight into Shaker life, beliefs, craftsmanship, and innovation.