Take a walk down Warren Street full of cafes, restaurants, and shops, and at the bottom of Warren Street is a beautiful view of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains.
Beautiful and very special historic Hudson Valley estate of Frederic Church, a painter from the Hudson River School and one of the founders of the Metropolitan museum in NYC.
For a real American Drive-In movie!
Torbjørn has indulged in many a milkshake from Holy Cow during his summer visiting me while I lived in Tivoli!
Bard College, Emily's Alma mater, has a beautiful campus with Blithewood's garden, Parliament of Reality by Olafur Eliasson, the Performing arts building by Frank Gehry, Montgomery Place, and The Hessel Museum.
Best farmstand in the area!
TREES NEVER END AND HOUSES NEVER END, a site-specific exhibition exploring the relationship between local ecology, history, and industry in the Hudson River Valley and its connection to New York City. On view from June 28 through Fall 2025 in a historic apple cold storage warehouse along the Hudson River in Germantown, NY, the exhibition marks the beginning of a new chapter for Sky High Farm as we expand onto a new 560-acre farm.
The Campus is a collaborative art space by galleries Bortolami, James Cohan, kaufmann repetto, Anton Kern, Andrew Kreps, & kurimanzutto
Bard SummerScape has performances of opera and dance, and the spectacular Spiegeltent.
Tivoli is a cute hamlet (Emily lived here when she attended Bard College), with restaurants (the Traghaven Pub has some of the best burgers ever), hotel, and a few shops.
Across the Hudson River is Kingston's Historic Waterfront and Historic District. About a 30 minute drive from the Orchard.
The small town of Rhinebeck has shops and restaurants, about a 25 minute drive from the Orchard.
For the history buffs, FDR's home and library in Hyde Park! About a 40 minute drive from the Orchard.
Tivoli Bays Ferncliff Forest Poet's Walk and many more...