Rhinebeck, Historic Colonial town in Hudson Valley, New York.
Rhinebeck is a town on the eastern bank of the Hudson River with buildings from different periods lining tree-shaded streets. The downtown features independent shops, restaurants, and lodging options ranging from historic inns to newer hotels.
The town was founded in 1686 and grew from early European settlements into an important agricultural and trade center in the Hudson Valley. Over time it evolved while keeping many of its historical roots intact.
The Fisher Center at Bard College hosts music performances and theater productions that draw visitors throughout the year. These events shape how locals and travelers experience cultural life in the town.
Warmer months bring the liveliest atmosphere with most businesses open and street activity at its peak. The town center is walkable and parking is readily available, making it easy to spend time exploring on foot.
The Beekman Arms was established in 1704 and continues operating as the oldest continuously running inn in the country. Its rooms have hosted notable figures and travelers across centuries of continuous operation.
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