Named after the explorer Henry Hudson, the City of Hudson rests along the Hudson River in the Hudson Valley. A wide variety of historic architecture is well-preserved in Hudson, from Victorian to Queen Anne and everything in between. History and art are intertwined in Hudson, which is most evident at Olana State Historic Site, the former home of 19th century painter Frederic Edwin Church, and the abundance of antique stores and galleries clustered along Warren Street.
Between window shopping and gallery hopping, Hudson residents delight in the many delectable food options available in their city. Whether you prefer artisan shops, food trucks, or award-winning restaurants, Hudson has something to suit your taste. Hudson is also home to cherished amenities like FASNY Museum of Firefighting and Henry Hudson Riverfront Park. New York City, Boston, and Providence are all within a three-hour drive of Hudson as well.
