Anna Pakman

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Looking for a getaway that packs in plenty of fun and also happens to be completely wheelchair accessible? Look no further than New York State! From majestic waterfalls to captivating mansions and some of the best displays of modern art in the country, there are lots of things to see and do that are accessible to all.

Welcome to New York, Swifties, it’s been waiting for you. Live your best vacation life on a trip to New York State with itineraries featuring places from iconic lyrics, music videos, and even a few gems frequented by Taylor herself in her New Yorker era.

Credit: @innsofaurora on Instagram October is New York State History Month and we’re throwing it back to a few moments and places in NY history with a fun nostalgic twist. Scroll down to find the

You already know that New York is the best state for pizza, but today, we're focusing on another famous carb + sauce Italian-inspired dish. You guessed it, we're talking pasta, and New York has bowls and bowls of it—including its very own regional specialty. From affordable local gems to a fine dining extravaganza, there’s no better place to celebrate National Pasta Day (October 17).

Updated: January 13, 202 New York City is full of accessible attractions that are ready to welcome visitors of all abilities, from world-class museums to hidden gems that you’ve got to see to believe

Once made up of quaint farming and fishing villages on the South Fork of Long Island’s East End, the area known as “The Hamptons” has transformed into a playground of the rich and famous. With

Find the best things to do when in Manhattan with this 48 Hour trip itinerary for the top things to do in New York State.

Broadway is back! View the local's guide to watching broadway in New York, from where to find tickets to must-see attractions you have to visit before the show.

New York State offers many attractions for visitors who are blind or have low vision. Explore attractions offering audio tours, touch tours, and tactile displays.