Located at the easternmost tip of Long Island, Montauk Point Lighthouse is one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States.
A Long Island landmark, the Big Duck is a giant duck-shaped building originally built in the 1930s as a duck farm stand. Today, it serves as a tourist attraction and gift shop in Flanders.
This historic estate in Oyster Bay features over 400 acres of gardens, woodlands, and greenhouses.
Situated on the western end of Fire Island, this iconic lighthouse offers stunning views of the Great South Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Visit the former home of President Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay. The estate, also known as Sagamore Hill, offers guided tours of the historic house and surrounding grounds.
Located in Riverhead, the Long Island Aquarium is home to a diverse array of marine life, including sharks, sea turtles, and jellyfish. Visitors can also enjoy interactive exhibits and animal encounters.
Explore the opulent mansion and grounds of William K. Vanderbilt II in Centerport. The museum features exhibits on natural history, marine life, and astronomy, as well as a planetarium.
Exhibits include historic aircraft, space artifacts, and interactive displays highlighting Long Island's contributions to aerospace technology.
This 216-acre park in Port Washington features historic mansions, formal gardens, wooded trails, and scenic views of Long Island Sound.
Accessible by ferry from Greenport or Sag Harbor, Shelter Island offers a peaceful retreat with pristine beaches, nature preserves, and charming shops and restaurants.