• Learn about the long and rich history of thoroughbred racing and hear stories of Man o' War, Secretariat, Arcaro, and the Jones Boys at the National Racing Hall of Fame during our guided tour of the museum's renowned art collection, trophies and thoroughbred memorabilia.

• Explore the beauty of Saratoga Springs at your own pace as we enjoy free time to visit the many stores and unique shops along the
  quintessential Main Street

• Step back in time to one of Saratoga's most historic buildings as you dine at the Olde Bryant Inn, built in 1773 by Alexander Bryant, an American spy during the Revolutionary War

• Check into the Fairfield Inn - your home for the next two nights

Day Two - Saratoga, Fort Ticonderoga & Lake George (Meals: B, D)

• Discover the history of Saratoga on a guided tour, including how
  Horse Racing came to town

• Visit the rose gardens at Yaddo Gardens and Congress Park

• Taste mineral water straight from the springs which made Saratoga famous in the early 19th century

• Discover Fort Ticonderoga on a guided tour and see why the Fort, called the "Gibraltar of America," was one of the most strategically important places in 18th-century North America

• Be inspired by the "100-mile" vista from the peak of Prospect Mountain

• Explore the quaint town of Lake George at your own pace

• Board the magnificent Lac du Saint Sacrement for a sunset dinner cruise with live entertainment on Lake George 

Day Three - Stockbridge, MA (Meals: B)

• Enjoy time on your own for lunch and shopping on Stockbridge's
  picture perfect Main Street - right out of the famous Norman
  Rockwell painting

• With our local guide, learn the history, humor and little-known secrets from the era known as the "Gilded Age."

• View many of the Berkshires mansions, built during the turn of the century. These summer "cottages" were the homes of Andrew Carnegie, Harley Proctor, George Westinghouse, the Vanderbilt's & many others who formed the American Aristocracy.