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History, health and horses come together at Congress Park in Saratoga Springs. Located along Broadway, Circular and Spring Street, this beautiful park offers fun, relaxation… and a fountain or two. Congress Park invites you to picnic, stroll and explore. Below are some of the things you can expect to find at this historic park. History
Take a tour of the Saratoga Springs History Museum. Located in the Canfield Casino, visitors can learn more about the prolific history of Saratoga. Explore the Exhibition room, the High Stakes Gambling room, Belter room, Walworth Museum, and the Saratoga Springs History Hall of Fame. Admission is $5.00 for adults and $4.00 for Seniors and Students. Children under 12 are free. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the museum is open daily from 10am to 4pm. The remainder of the year, the Saratoga Springs History Museum is closed Monday and Tuesday.
HealthMineral Springs abound in and around the Congress Park area. Take a tasting of Congress Spring, Columbian Springs, Deer Park Spring and Hathorn #1. TIP: Click here for more information on all of the Saratoga Mineral Springs >>HorsesCongress Park in downtown Saratoga Springs houses a gorgeous carousel for children and adults alike to enjoy. Open seasonally, this beautiful antique ride was restored to its original splendor and will continue to be enjoyed for centuries to come. QUICK Fact: Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa has a hand-carved horse featured in their lobby which was designed after the horses found on the Congress Park Carousel.WeddingsLooking for a beautiful spot to host your Saratoga wedding? Why not hold your ceremony at Congress Park! The backdrop is the perfect location for saying your wedding vows. If you are interested in getting married here, contact City Hall at 518-587-3550 for requirements and more information. Visit ASaratogaWedding.com for other ideas and Saratoga wedding venues in the area....and More
Situated amongst manicured trees, lush grasses and park paths are statues, gurgling fountains and delightful ponds. Watch the ducks swim at the pond. Witness "Spit" and "Spat" spray water on each other. Take the time to visit them all. DirectionsFrom the North:Take Exit 15 of the (1-87 S) Adirondack Northway headed south for RT-50 S toward RT-29. Merge onto RT 50 for 2 miles. Congress Park is located at 315 Broadway in downtown Saratoga Springs. From the South: Take Exit 13N of the (1-87 N) Adirondack Northway heading north toward Saratoga Springs. Merge onto US-9 for 4 miles. Congress Park is located at 315 Broadway in downtown Saratoga Springs. ParkingFree all day parking can be found across the street along Spring Street. A parking garage on Putnam Street also offers free 2 hour parking close by. |











