Dutchess County, New York is located halfway between New York City and Albany, New York, the state capitol, on the east bank of the Hudson River. It’s one of only 14 designated National Heritage areas in the U.S. It’s a ninety-minute drive, train or bus ride north from New York City or south from Albany, our state capitol.

If anything piques your interest, I will be happy to provide further information. If you are going to be in our area and would like to visit attractions, I can assist you with itineraries.

Dutchess County Tourism is a destination marketing organization located in the heart of the historic Hudson Valley. Here’s how to reach us to find out more about Dutchess County.