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Welcome to Huntington
Home to Long Island’s largest downtown, Huntington, NY is a restaurant, music, and artistic destination.
From Oyster Bay to Fleets Cove Beach Park, travelers can explore quaint villages, beautiful state parks, and historical landmarks. Visit President Theodore Roosevelt’s Sagamore Hill home, explore the shops and restaurants at Cold Spring Harbor, or wander the magnificent Planting Fields Arboretum State Park. Other attractions include Raynham Hall Museum, The Heckscher Museum of Art, and Billy Joel’s Motorcycle Shop.
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Local's Corner: Oyster Bay, NY Best Kept Secrets
People power is at the heart of Discovery Map! Our Map-owners are our on-the-ground experts for their destination communities.
We once again sat down with Steven Sprachman, owner of Discovery Map Huntington, NY, this time talking about Oyster Bay, NY.
Local's Corner: Your First Visit to Huntington, NY
People power is at the heart of Discovery Map! Our Map-owners are our on-the-ground experts for their destination communities. We're back with Steven from Discovery Map of Huntington, NY to answer some questions about how to plan your first visit to the area.
For a first time visitor, you should visit Sagamore Hill National Historical Park, home to President Theodore Roosevelt. Sagamore Hill is a National Historic Site and is open to the public for tours. Visitors can explore the house and grounds and learn about the life and legacy of one of America's most beloved presidents.
5 of our Favorite Places to Stay in Huntington, NY
Huntington, New York, calls to those seeking a destination within easy reach of Manhattan, but also those who would prefer to stay away from the hubbub of the Big Apple and somewhere a little more low-key. On Long Island, Huntington offers outdoor adventure, historic attractions and plenty of dining and shopping. But, of course, as you enjoy it all, you’ll need a place to stay. Here are five great spots to consider booking for your next trip.
One look at Oheka Castle and you’ll ask yourself if you’re still on Long Island, or if you’ve somehow been transported to a grand European estate. The historic property, built in 1919, has acted as a playground for the world’s rich and famous, as well as a backdrop for popular movies and television shows. Today, it also acts as a hotel for those lucky enough to snag a room.
Where to Eat in Huntington, New York
Huntington, New York, may not be Manhattan, but that hardly means this Long Island locale is offering up lackluster eats. You can find plenty of tasty spots to dine and drink during your trip to what is one of Long Island’s favorite towns. Try one of our top picks below to get started.
The Shed is a low-key and top-favorite Huntington restaurant that serves up comfort food favorites in a casual, rustic (yet still stylish) atmosphere. Stop by specifically for outdoor dining or brunch, or just any ol’ time for favorites like the chicken and waffles with habanero honey, blackened sea bass with dirty rice or the breakfast plate with steak, eggs, home fries and hollandaise.
3 of Our Favorite Things to do in Huntington, New York
Situated on Long Island and part of New York City’s metro, Huntington proves there’s no need to leave the area and head to the Big Apple to have a great time. You can enjoy lesser crowds and still plenty to do and see, all in this mid-size town.
Founded in the mid-1600s, Huntington is rich with history and its picturesque scenery has served as a backdrop for several movies and television shows. There are also several outdoor attractions in the area, as well as plenty of spots to enjoy dining, shopping and entertainment (Huntington just so happens to be home to the largest downtown area in Long Island).
Local's Corner: Oyster Bay, NY Best Kept Secrets
People power is at the heart of Discovery Map! Our Map-owners are our on-the-ground experts for their destination communities.
We once again sat down with Steven Sprachman, owner of Discovery Map Huntington, NY, this time talking about Oyster Bay, NY.
Local's Corner: Your First Visit to Huntington, NY
People power is at the heart of Discovery Map! Our Map-owners are our on-the-ground experts for their destination communities. We're back with Steven from Discovery Map of Huntington, NY to answer some questions about how to plan your first visit to the area.
For a first time visitor, you should visit Sagamore Hill National Historical Park, home to President Theodore Roosevelt. Sagamore Hill is a National Historic Site and is open to the public for tours. Visitors can explore the house and grounds and learn about the life and legacy of one of America's most beloved presidents.
3 of Our Favorite Things to do in Huntington, New York
Situated on Long Island and part of New York City’s metro, Huntington proves there’s no need to leave the area and head to the Big Apple to have a great time. You can enjoy lesser crowds and still plenty to do and see, all in this mid-size town.
Founded in the mid-1600s, Huntington is rich with history and its picturesque scenery has served as a backdrop for several movies and television shows. There are also several outdoor attractions in the area, as well as plenty of spots to enjoy dining, shopping and entertainment (Huntington just so happens to be home to the largest downtown area in Long Island).
Local's Corner: Huntington, NY Best Kept Secrets
Most Discovery Map franchise owners live and work in their map territories. Why does that matter? They’re experts in all things local!
We recently sat down with with Steven Sprachman, owner of Discovery Map Huntington, NY, and asked him some questions about what makes his map destination special.
Local's Corner: Huntington, NY Best Kept Secrets
Most Discovery Map franchise owners live and work in their map territories. Why does that matter? They’re experts in all things local!
We recently sat down with with Steven Sprachman, owner of Discovery Map Huntington, NY, and asked him some questions about what makes his map destination special.
5 of our Favorite Places to Stay in Huntington, NY
Huntington, New York, calls to those seeking a destination within easy reach of Manhattan, but also those who would prefer to stay away from the hubbub of the Big Apple and somewhere a little more low-key. On Long Island, Huntington offers outdoor adventure, historic attractions and plenty of dining and shopping. But, of course, as you enjoy it all, you’ll need a place to stay. Here are five great spots to consider booking for your next trip.
One look at Oheka Castle and you’ll ask yourself if you’re still on Long Island, or if you’ve somehow been transported to a grand European estate. The historic property, built in 1919, has acted as a playground for the world’s rich and famous, as well as a backdrop for popular movies and television shows. Today, it also acts as a hotel for those lucky enough to snag a room.
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