| New York's capital region offers a host of opportunities for entertainment, sight-seeing, outdoor activities and cultural events. Our residents and fellows enjoy a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities all available within a short distance of Albany Med's campus. | |
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Albany and the Downtown District From beautiful Washington Park to the historic Downtown District, Albany residents have their pick of activities, eateries and sightseeing opportunities. Albany's Riverfront Park also plays host to a summer's worth of great musical entertainment via the city's Alive at Five concert series. Our area is filled with great dining locations and entertainment venues for you to explore. The Capital Region Links page offers a variety of information sources to guide your search for the best the area has to offer. |
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History New York State Museum |
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Sports New York Giants Summer Camp |
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Parks John Boyd Thacher Mountain State Park |
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Theater & Music |
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Out of Town A short trip outside of Albany, in any direction, will yield a wealth of scenic vistas filled with opportunities to explore and experience the beauty of nature and the activities it provides. New York's Adirondack Park is the largest protected region in the contiguous United States. Comprising almost six million acres of public and private land, the Adirondack Park contains more than 3,000 lakes, 30,000 miles of rivers and streams and 2,000 miles of hiking trails. The region surrounding Albany also offers many cultural activities. All summer long, Tanglewood, in the nearby Berkshire area, hosts a variety of musical entertainment along with other performances. Indoors or out, the area surrounding the Capital District offers a nearly endless supply of activities and sights. Visit the Neighboring Areas page for more information about great locations only a short distance away. |
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