Olana State Historic Site is a historic house museum and property in Greenport, New York, near the city of Hudson. The estate was home to Frederic Edwin Church, one of the major figures in the Hudson River School of landscape painting.
The Hudson–Athens Lighthouse, sometimes called the Hudson City light, is a lighthouse located in the Hudson River in the state of New York in the United States. The light is located between Hudson and Athens, closer to the Hudson side.
he Hudson River Skywalk is a pedestrian path that connects Thomas Cole National Historic Site and Frederic Church's Olana allowing you to walk in the path of these historic artists. You'll cross the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, which spans the Hudson River and connects Hudson, NY with the charming riverside town of Catskill, NY. From three viewing decks along the Skywalk, hundreds of feet in the air, you will enjoy panoramic views of the Hudson Valley.
Warren Street, is a shopper’s dream: filled with antique and vintage stores, chic boutiques by local creatives, and botanical shops filled with plants and flowers, and many great restaurants. The only chain you will find along this street is a CVS, which probably will come in handy. You will have no problem spending a day on Warren Street. Fun Shops on Warren: Clove & Creek: Home goods store meets late 19th-Century Batterby House: home goods shop. John Doe Record Shoppe: Disorganized record shop full of hidden gems if you have the time to search.
Food Quick Grab: Talbott & Arding: This cheese shop is not on Warren Street, but on a parallel street – Allen. Great place for to-go sandwiches. Kitty's Market Cafe: Great place to grab breakfast with lovely garden seating. It is the closest eating establishment to Basilica and The Wick. They also have a small market. The Cascades: Classic neighborhood deli that has been around since the 30s. Always hits the spot for a no-frills lunch. Can dine inside, outside, or take to-go. Restaurants: Wm. Farmer & Sons The premier dining establishment in town. Reservation required. The Maker Depending on the time of day and your mood you can visit The Maker for one of its three establishments. The Restaurant is excellent, and its atrium dining area provides a spectacular ambiance. Reservation required. Red Dot Brunch and Dinner with more of a Diner-vibe. Baba Louie's Woodfired sourdough pizza. The best pizza in town! Grazin' Awesome burgers with a Diner-vibe.
Local Bars in Hudson: Governor's Tavern A block off Warren Street, Governor's has tons of good canned beer like Alchemist Heady Topper and Focal Banger. This is the closest thing to a standard bar in Hudson. Hudson Brewing Co. Located just behind Basilica, Hudson Brewing Co. has good draft beer, a food truck and outdoor seating. The Maker Lounge Around the back of The Maker on 3rd street lies a renovated 19th century carriage house that now serves the best cocktails in town. The Lounge also serves some fantastic small plates to go along with your handcrafted beverage. Lawrence Park Wine bar with top-notch ambiance. Bar Bene Unassuming wine bar behind a storefront with outdoor seating. Spotty Dog Books & Ale Part beautiful bookstore, part craft beer bar, Spotty Dog might just be our favorite place in Hudson. This place is a gem. American Glory You go here for the Whiskey.
If you love antique shopping, this is the place to go! With 40,000 square feet, it is the largest, most exciting owner operated antique and vintage shop in the northeastern United States! This antique store cover every style and period of furniture, lighting, architectural salvage and decorative accessories.