Long Island has witnessed a transition from an ageing industrial area to a high-end professional hub in New York state, yet it has preserved ample attractions worth visiting for travelers craving for a change.
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Queensboro Bridge
More than a century old, the Queensboro Bridge connects Queens to Manhattan and is listed among the most spectacular bridges in the country.
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Gantry Plaza State Park
One can have a fulfilling gaze at Manhattan's illuminated skyline from this 12 acre oasis, that holds sprawling lawns, multi-game courts and a fishing area too.
Old Westbury Gardens
An enormous mansion built in 1906, Old Westbury is surrounded with gorgeous gardens, a shimmering river and a 'Charles 2' kind of architecture. It has a rich collection of English antiques and artifacts.
The Hamptons
The Hamptons sure comes under the most popular areas in Long Island City where the elite dwell. Along with a country-feel of Hamlets, it is a pronounced place for the 'Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show'.
You can spot celebrities at the blue beaches, rustic museums and posh restaurants here.
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Montauk
Tagged as one of the ‘Top Surf Towns in the USA’, Montauk is a peaceful location that exudes serenity. Netflix's Original drama 'Stranger Things' is based on the real-life parallels of Montauk!
Shelter Island
Folks who love ferry-rides will enjoy this picturesque bout.
Duck Walk Vineyards
Producing a whooping 35,000 cases of wine per year, the Duck Walk Vineyards is a 140 acres scenic vinery, which produces wine made with Pinot Meunier, grapes and blueberries.