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What to do and see in Latham, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Latham is a hamlet in Albany County, New York, United States. It is located along U.S. Route 9 in the town of Colonie, a dense suburb north of Albany. As of the 2010 census, the population was 20,736.
Restaurants in Latham
1. Colonie Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Popular mall offers a variety of stores from Macy's to Sears to Christmas Tree Shops.
Reviewed By ejh33ny - Orlando, FL
I grew up going to Colonie Center and I like it much better than the larger mall down the street. It's much easier to get in and out and you can usually find good parking around Macy's. Also during Christmas the Santa is very good as my girls really enjoy going there to see him and lines aren't usually that bad.
2. USS Slater DE-766
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 277 reviews
During World War II 563 Destroyer Escorts battled Nazi U-Boats on the North Atlantic protecting convoys of men and supplies. In the Pacific, they stood first in line to defend naval task forces from Kamikaze attacks. Today only one remains afloat in America. Step back in time. Return to 1945 aboard USS SLATER. See how Sailors worked, hear the sounds of a living ship, touch a piece of American history, and walk the decks where hundreds of Sailors have walked before.
Reviewed By Koldslaw - Albany, New York
If you love military history or naval history this is your jam. Beautiful ship with tons of character.Check er out!
3. Cohoes Falls, Falls View Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By gl0baltraveler - Saratoga Springs
Park across the street in the small parking lot and then follow the bridge over the sluiceway to the little park. From there you get a fantastic view of the Cohoes Falls. At sunset the falls get lit up nicely for photography.
4. Troy Waterfront Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
5 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By grammycol
We attend this Farmers Market every Saturday. There is a diverse selection of fruits and vegetables from several different local farms plus many different stands selling everything from pickles, flowers, coffee, beer and wine. There is also several different vendors selling food. anyone coming to our area needs to attend once and they’ll be hooked
5. Albany Rural Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By eluper - Albany, NY
The Albany Rural Cemetery is a great place to wander. The old trees shade ornate tombs that are up to a few hundred years old. The roads wind all over the place and there are many famous people buried here, including President Chester A. Arthur! The Albany Rural Cemetery is a hidden gem, for sure! but it is quite hilly.
6. Salt Den
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
Capital District's Himalayan Salt Cave assisting clients with Respiratory and Skin Disorders. Approximately 50 minute sessions that start on the hour. Up to 10 people per hour, Private Sessions are available. Private Clinical Massage Therapy by NYS License Massage Therapist assisting in pain relief, increase mobility and relaxation. Red Light Therapy and Infrared Sauna are also available.
Reviewed By Lisa P - Albany, New York
I visited the Salt Den today. I took advantage of the den, a massage, the infrared sauna, and the red light bed . I loved it. The staff was wonderful and very knowledgeable about the equipment. The Salt Room was fantastic. I could not belive...MoreThank you for taking your time for giving us such a great writeup. We look forward to seeing you soon.
7. New York State Capitol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 680 reviews
The New York State Capitol has served as the seat of government for New York since the 1880's. Over 125 years old, the building is a marvel of late 19th-century architectural grandeur. Built by hand of solid masonry, it took 5 architects and 32 years to complete. Over the years meticulous restoration has been done to maintain and protect the Capitol for future generations of New Yorkers.
Reviewed By ProfessorOT - Hamilton, Canada
We went to the New York State Capitol for an advocacy event. The building was beautiful with its detailed architecture and stunning columns. A must is observing the Senate floor from the viewing gallery. Make sure that you have good walking shoes!
8. Curtain Call Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By TravelingLily2014 - Niskayuna, New York
I only discovered the Curtain Call Theater this year, and am so glad I did. I have now seen three productions and each was unique with superb acting, wonderful sets, lighting and costumes, and great direction. I am amazed that there is so much acting talent in this area.
9. joe bruno stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Steve T - Sayville, New York
There's something to be said about attending a baseball game... it just screams 'summertime'. I've made one of my 'bucket list' items is to visit every major league Baseball Stadium, however all that being said.... Minor League fields are really where it's at!!! We've been to several for two reasons, the first is because unlike most major league parks they are extremely affordable, which makes it easy for a family to attend. The second is they are all so fan orientated . Since my daughter had attended college in the Albany area and subsequently moved to this area, we have always said that we had to make a baseball game at Joe Bruno. We finally made it several years later and I can honestly say this will not be our last visit.
The stadium is the home for the single A team of the Houston Astro's. We went on Labor Day Weekend which made the visit more poignant given the past tragedy of Harvey and Houston. The Stadium screams fan friendly; from the minute you enter you feel welcomed. The field is immaculate, the food selections are numerous and every seat seems to give you a great view of the field. I can assure you that we will absolutely be back.
Only suggestion to the event staff management...you might want to rethink the 'Diamond Dig' concept Ha ha...
10. Vischer Ferry Nature & Historic Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By DoctorVonCueBall - On the road again
This is how goods for the most part were moved west to east and east to west starting in the 1800’s. This was a critical section of the canal system and an integral part of the nations transportation infrastructure. Good place to enjoy the outdoors.
Located just outside Albany NY.
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