New York’s capital brings government landmarks together with Lark Street kitchens, small galleries and the streets above the Hudson River.
Start around State Street and Broadway, then leave time for the walk uphill toward the Capitol. Begin at the Albany Institute of History & Art and check current exhibits and museum hours. Make Lark Street a separate stop for a cafe or local shop.
Pick a starting point and build from there. Confirm opening hours, access and reservations with the venue; this guide does not imply availability or an affiliation with the places mentioned.
Iron Gate Cafe, a family-owned business, operates on the edge of historical Center Square in downtown Albany. The cafe serves homemade dishes, including soups, salads, and sandwiches, all made with quality ingredients.…
Villa di Como Ristorante is a farm distillery and authentic Italian restaurant located in Albany, New York. The restaurant is designed and decorated as an Italian villa, providing a homey yet professional atmosphere…
Kismet Mediterranean Grill serves authentic Mediterranean cuisine in Albany, New York. The menu features Turkish and Greek options, including signature dishes like Chicken Kavourma, Lamb Kavourma, Shrimp Kavourma, and…
Dove + Deer operates out of an 1854 brownstone at 32 Dove Street in Albany, New York, serving as a neighborhood bar and kitchen. The atmosphere is warm, with crafted pub fare and honest drinks available. The menu…
Nicole's Restaurant is a family-owned business in Albany, New York, serving Italian cuisine with continental and modern American influences. The restaurant's chefs create new dishes daily, including constantly-changing…
National Register of Historic Places listings in the city, from Wikidata. Many are private property; view them from the street unless a site says it is open.
New York State Capitol
Built 1899
State capitol building of the U.S. state of New York.
