Plan a Visit
Whether you’re a history buff or looking for a memorable getaway, the Saratoga region has something for everyone to discover and enjoy.
Visit the Battlefield
Explore where history was made and connect with the events that led to America’s Turning Point at the beautiful Saratoga National Historical Park. Visit the Schuyler Estate. See where Benedict Arnold was “commemorated” with little more than a monument of a boot. Hike through Victory Woods where the British Army, retreating north from the Americans, made their final defense before surrendering. View the history-rich visitor center exhibits, where you can also find maps and trail guides for exploring the battlefield and surrounding area, including ridgetop views of the Hudson River.
Don’t miss the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of history and discover the stories of the people who fought and died here.
Other Historic Sites
Discover more Saratoga region history with a visit to notable historic and cultural sites in the area. Find local museums, markers, and destinations, including the Schuyler House and the Saratoga Monument.
Test Your Knowledge
When did Saratoga battlegrounds become a National Park?
Saratoga battlegrounds became a National Park in
1938
Museums and Other Places of Interest
The Capital-Saratoga Region of Upstate New York is brimming with history and related places of interest including:
Keep America’s Turning Point Alive
Keep America’s Turning Point alive for generations to come by making a tax-deductible donation to the Campaign for Saratoga 250, Inc. Our certified 501c3 nonprofit organization is dedicated to promoting awareness, education, and preservation of critical assets of the Battles of Saratoga. Your support will help promote historical awareness of new generations of people across the region, nation, and globe.
