Hippies To Honeymoons

Day 1

Villa Roma
Updated and renovated, Villa Roma has kept all the quaintness of the Catskill Resort era, while moving forward into the 21st Century. Large elegant rooms, several restaurants and many wonderful activities for all ages.

“Catskill Resorts” conjure up images from Dirty Dancing and A Walk On The Moon. Nightly entertainment, horseback riding, shuffleboard, golf, indoor and outdoor pools, and even an 8-lane bowling alley!

Day 2

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
The Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is where vibrant, interactive exhibits, programs, and events celebrate the 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair and the entire decade that it came to represent. The museum has been curated magnificently so you can enjoy this flashback reliving the concert and events of the time that defined a generation. Groovy man!

National Baseball Hall of Fame
Was it the 1969 “Amazins” that cemented baseball into your American identity? Or maybe it is the 2016 Cubs, the 1970 Orioles, the Yankees, Athletics or Red Sox? Re-live all the excitement at the National Baseball Hall of Fame! Enjoy the Hall of Fame nestled among lush, rolling hills at the bottom of a glistening Lake Otsego in the quaint village and perfect oasis of Cooperstown.

Day 3

Turning Stone Casino
Turning Stone is an award-winning resort nestled in Central NY. A premier four-season, destination resort , it was named Casino of the Year in 2009 and the two excellent hotel towers are both 4-diamond rated.

Erie Canal Cruise
This is a fun and historically fascinating cruise, back to a time when the canal was just a vision, and the barges were pulled by mules and horses. Travel through a hundred year old lock, relax and enjoy.

George Eastman Museum
The historic mansion and gardens at the George Eastman Museum provide a glimpse into the life of one of the greatest American innovators and entertainers in the first decades of the twentieth century. Original furnishings and artifacts, careful reproductions, and beautifully restored landscape transport visitors to George Eastman’s time.

The Strong Museum
The Strong® is one of the largest history museums in the United States and is home to the National Toy Hall of Fame and the World Video Game Hall of Fame. Remember pinball machines, Nerf balls, Barbie, Easy Bake Ovens and Matchbook cars?

JELL-O Gallery Museum
At the JELL-O Gallery Museum, come and discover the intriguing story of JELL-O, America’s most famous dessert, invented here in 1897. “There’s Always Room for JELL-O.”

Day 4

Niagara Falls
Maybe it’s a culmination of all the heart-pounding excitement that happens in Niagara Falls USA that makes it easier for romance. Maybe it’s all the surrounding natural beauty that helps open everyone’s hearts. Whatever it is, there’s a reason that Niagara Falls is the “Honeymoon Capital of World.” Enjoy the spectacular evening Illumination of the Falls.

Day 5

Cave of the Winds
Journey down into the Niagara Gorge for a breathtaking one-of-a-kind view of the Falls with the Cave of the Winds tour. Gear up in a souvenir rain poncho and sandals that have been specially designed to navigate the Hurricane Deck. Nowhere else on Earth gets you closer to the Falls than Cave of the Winds Niagara!

Herschell Carousel Factory
The Herschell Carousel Factory produced over 3,000 hand carved wooden carousels in the early 1900’s. Ride 2 carousels, listen to Wurlitzers, and become a child again!

Maid of the Mist
Hear the crashing waves. See the breathtaking views. Soak up every drop of powerful spray aboard the famous Maid of the Mist. It’s the only way to experience one of the world’s most amazing natural wonders.

Niagara Falls Culinary Institute
The Niagara Falls Culinary Institute is like a five-star restaurant … where every course matters. And enjoy the Savor Restaurant – a modern twist on classically prepared cuisines.  Prepared and served by the students!

Niagara Power Vista Center
From a Seat-Gripping Virtual Reality Ride to Hands-On Experiments to the Power of Nature,  the Niagara Power Vista Center offers a bird’s-eye view of the Niagara Gorge.