More to see, more to do

Binghamton sits on the Susquehanna River and the Chenango River in the Central/Southern Tier region of New York. One of the top 20 college towns in the U.S., Binghamton is home to golfing. microbreweries. sports. spiedies, and so much more! Visit fresh produce markets for seasonal goodies, or stroll an art gallery and relish masterpieces from historical collections and emerging regional artists. Tap your feet to pop and rock concerts and jazz, blues, and salsa performances. Rose Park Zoo home to monkeys, birds of prey and endangered big cats. The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier offers hands-on exhibits and play areas for children. Several green spaces, including a recreation park, feature wood-carved, 1920s carousels. Binghamton is known as the Carousel Capital of the World, as it houses six of the remaining antique carousels. The Phelps Mansion Museum was the elaborate Gilded Age home. One thing is for sure: there is no such thing as boredom here!