There are all sorts of attractions in the Binghamton area, from local festivals to museums and entertainment. Are you looking for things to do in Binghamton, NY? Let us start with some of the most interesting sights within the city.

Confluence Park is a public park that includes parts of the Susquehanna and Chenango Rivers and the Washington Street Bridge. Kayakers are often seen around the river areas. For floral life and plant life, check out the Cutler Botanic Garden. The Greenwood Park offers seasonal fun including rentals and trails. The Otsiningo Park offers a biking trail as well as a soccer and baseball field.

Binghamton, New York attractions would also have to include its carousels. In fact, it is called the Carousel Capital of the World, given that it has six carousels within its metropolitan area. This is more than other single location has in the world. You can find one carousel at Recreation Park, not to mention playgrounds and swimming pools. Another carousel location is the Ross Park Zoo. Check local parks in the greater Binghamton area for more carousels.

If you are up for some historical sightseeing, then try local Binghamton Museums as well as the Temple Concord and Kilmer Mansion. This mansion was built in 1901 for a then massive price of one million dollars. It is easily one of the most elaborate single family houses ever built. Currently, it is owned and operated by Temple Concord, a Reform Jewish congregation.

Other attractions in the area include the Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park, the Rod Serling Museum (creator of the Twilight Zone), the Roberson Museum and Science Center and the NYSEG Stadium, which is the home to a variety of sporting and cultural events.

There are many things to do in Binghamton, New York. Come see why this city is considered the Carousel Capital of the World!