• Explore the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, which celebrates America’s favorite pastime through a range of exhibits and historic artifacts. Honor the game's greats, as just 1% of the 19,000 men who have played Major League Baseball are enshrined in the Hall's Plaque Gallery.

• Take in the Fenimore Art Museum, located on a site once owned by novelist James Fenimore Cooper, and now home to one of the country’s largest permanent collections of American Indian art and American folk art.

• Step back into the 19th century with a walk through the Historic Village and Lippitt Farmstead at the nearby Farmers’ Museum. From interactive educational programs to historic agricultural tools and equipment, this is a one-of-a-kind experience to see what life was like on a farm in 1800s. The museum is also home to the Cardiff Giant, the 10-foot-long gypsum figure known as "America's Greatest Hoax," and the Empire State Carousel, featuring 25 hand-carved animals and panels of historic figures.