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The 10 Best Things to Do in West Stockbridge, United States
West Stockbridge is a town in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States. It is part of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 1,306 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in West Stockbridge
1. Tanglewood
Overall Ratings
5 based on 933 reviews
The summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra features performances by world-renowned conductors, soloists and musicians.
Reviewed By chas1954 - home
For those who have never been to tanglewood I highly recommend it. This is one of the few places that is absolutely incredible...I have seen many concerts here from the BSO as well as individual artists. It is a great place for family or romantic or even individuals. You can do your own thing at your own pace..A MUST VISIT...
2. Olivia's Overlook
3. Norman Rockwell Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Founded in 1969, this museum has the world's largest and most significant collection of Rockwell drawings and paintings.
Reviewed By Wolfpug - Bridgeport, New York
Never really knew much about Norman Rockwell except I liked some of his paintings. I learned alot about him & very much enjoyed seeing every painting he ever did! The gift store was also very well stocked with his items.Thank you for visiting us! Glad you enjoyed your visit. It's always special when you can see Norman Rockwell's paintings in person. Best regards, Laura
4. Furnace Brook Winery at Hilltop Orchards
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Hilltop Orchards -- an historic apple orchard in the Berkshires and home to award-winning Furnace Brook Winery – invites you to visit and explore our 200 acre property in Richmond, Massachusetts.The Vittori family celebrates its 25th year at Hilltop Orchards. Preserving local farming and opening our land to you - for apple picking, hiking and cross country skiing and snowshoeing - is our pleasure and our privilege.You'll be inspired by the vast open space and fantastic views from the hilltop as you explore the orchards and woodland hiking trails.Guests of our Garden Gables Inn in Lenox enjoy free trail fees plus unlimited wine tasting.
Reviewed By CatharineB - Ottawa, Canada
Unfortunately, our experience was less than stellar. The best thing about this winery was sitting outside and enjoying the views. We followed the suggestion of the other reviewers, and purchased some donuts, which were good - much better than the wine. I found that the staff were surly and singularly unhelpful, and the wine, not worth the $5.00 we paid for tasting. We did not stay long.
5. Steepletop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By daylilly50 - LI
So many tourists drive past Steepletop on Rt 22 in Columbia County bordering the Berkshires ,not realizing what it is.
Driving up a East Road,a long ,windy scenic road bordering a state forest you come upon Steepletop, the Edna St Vincent Millet compound. There are two distinct areas. One her home and grounds the other an artist colony for visiting artists,writers ,etc The beautiful setting is perfect for creativity
A new welcome center and gift shop has just opened, and tours are available You don't have to be a poetry lover to appreciate the historic importance and beautiful grounds of the property
6. Charles H. Baldwin & Sons
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Family store, established in 1888, specializing in extracts for cooking.
Reviewed By Jeffery J
We had a ball looking at everything jammed in this store. We purchased some vanilla, as well as a few other items. You will find things here that you will not find anywhere else. Had fun talking to the ladies working there, and they even threw in some free gift bags and another item once they heard our story. A store like no other!
7. National Shrine of the Divine Mercy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By 50statetraveler - Virginia
Any Catholic would find this Shrine worth the visit. The grounds were covered in snow, but the sculptures were beautiful. The church is reminiscent of churches before Vatican II. Very peaceful and beautiful place. The gift shop has an outstanding collection of Catholic gifts.
8. The Mount
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 705 reviews
A day at The Mount is an opportunity to experience the beauty and splendor of Edith Wharton’s beloved country estate. We offer guided tours of the house and gardens, a Backstairs Tour, and our popular Ghost Tour. There are no velvet ropes and stanchions, instead we invite our visitors to sit and interact with the rooms. Interpretive exhibits throughout the house explore Wharton’s life, her humanitarian efforts, literary legacy, and lives of the servants. In addition to being a house with a story to tell, we are also a cultural center, presenting lectures, dramatic readings, theater, music, storytelling, workshops, outdoor sculpture, films, and literary panels.
Reviewed By Francine H - Bigfork, Montana
Our two couples visited this attraction with no knowledge of its significance - we knew nothing of Edith Wharton or her writings (much to our embarrassment.) Our experience there encouraged us to learn more and delve into her literary works, especially Age of Innocence. The admission price was moderate and well worth the information we gained. This attraction may not be to everyone's liking, but it is well worth exploring for most.
9. Turn Park Art Space
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By ABCinNJ - South Orange, New Jersey
Turn Park Art Space opened a month ago in West Stockbridge and I fell in love today. It is a wondrous sculpture park with rolling meadows, a stone maze, beautiful flowers, seats artfully placed for contemplation, an indoor gallery, an amphitheater, and a pond surrounded by granite walls. Art classes once a week for children, playgrounds to come, and charming owner/designers. Go- you will be so glad you did. It's a stone's throw from No. 6 Depot.
10. Schantz Galleries
Overall Ratings
5 based on 89 reviews
Contemporary Glass with works by artists like Dale Chihuly, Lino Tagliapietra and over 40 others. This gallery is a hidden gem in the Berkshires.
Reviewed By aliceann1 - boston, mass.
Schantz Galleries is first and foremost an art gallery designed to sell art. However, it is worth a trip even if you are not in the market for art. There is always a beautiful selection of art to admire and in many ways, it's like going to a museum! In particular, if you are a Dale Chihuly fan, this is a must see
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