Southerly Hills is just the right distance from everything! Don’t lose the spontaneity of being able to pick up and go where and whenever you want. Take a day trip or long weekend and go antiquing, visit the grandchildren, tour wineries, attend a sporting event, shop and dine at some of the finest establishments in Upstate New York. The Southern Tier is close to urban centers and has easy access to NYC, Syracuse, Albany, Philadelphia, PA and Atlantic City, NJ.
There are great benefits of living in a smaller community - a more carefree and safer life. (Lower crime rates compared to larger cities); less traffic and a reprieve from the hustle, bustle and noise; greater outdoor air quality equals healthier surroundings; reduced stressors and an increased sense of feeling rested and relaxed; ability to reach and get closer to nature; and of course, friendlier people.
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- Visit the Greater Binghamton Convention and Visitors Bureau to see all our region has to offer year-round!
- Don’t forget about nearby, historic Tioga County
with its scenic rolling hillsides, museums, unique activities, and America's coolest small town - Owego, NY
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Antiques – Come and browse the shops and galleries on Clinton Street along Antique Row, open year round! Binghamton is home of the largest antique show in Southern New York State, The Binghamton Sertoma Million Dollar Antique Show is held annually the third weekend in April.
For the true antiques enthusiast – The Madison-Bouckville Outdoor Antiques Show, featuring over 1,000 dealers on 90 acres, is held every August in Bouckville, NY. The show is located in the antiques-rich community of Bouckville along scenic Route 20, approximately mid-way between Syracuse and Utica, NY.
Fun – Greater Binghamton has the only carousel collection of this kind in the world. There are fewer than 170 antique carousels remaining in the U.S. and Canada; six are in Greater Binghamton, all of which are placed on the New York State Historic Register and the National Register of Historic Places. The admission price; one piece of litter.
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