Corning Museum of Glass
$25–$50Watch glassblowers shape molten glass live, then walk galleries holding 3,500 years of glass art and history.
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Glassblowing in Corning, gorge trails at Watkins Glen and history in Seneca Falls




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Watch glassblowers shape molten glass live, then walk galleries holding 3,500 years of glass art and history.
Play your way through hands-on exhibits, the National Toy Hall of Fame, a video game hall of fame and an indoor butterfly garden.
Hike the Gorge Trail past 19 waterfalls, over stone bridges and up more than 800 stone steps.
Visit the Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls, where the first women's rights convention met in 1848.
About
The Finger Lakes region of upstate New York takes its name from eleven finger-shaped lakes and is known for vineyards, wine trails, waterfalls and gorges. In Corning, the Corning Museum of Glass covers 3,500 years of glass art and runs hot glassblowing shows, while Watkins Glen State Park offers hiking and swimming. Seneca Falls is home to the Women's Rights National Historical Park, and Rochester has The Strong National Museum of Play with the world's largest toy collection.