National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
$25–$50Walk three floors of baseball history, from Babe Ruth artifacts to the bronze plaques of every inducted Hall of Famer.

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Howe Caverns is an attraction in Howes Cave, NY, part of the Catskills and Cooperstown guide. Cost: $25 to $50.
255 Discovery Dr · Howes Cave, NY
Farmer Lester Howe found this limestone cave in 1842 after noticing his cows gathering near a cool draft on hot days. The traditional tour lasts 90 minutes and covers a 1.25-mile walk plus a quarter-mile boat ride, with 139 stairs along the way. You pass formations such as the Bridal Altar and Titan's Fireplace, and the cave stays at 52 degrees whatever the weather outside. Tour tickets must be booked online, and the site also has an escape room, gift shops and a cafe.
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