“Roadtrip!” 10 Must See Things To Do in Historic Utica, New York!
Sometimes when people are traveling and exploring Upstate New York on a road trip, the city of Utica somehow gets lost in the shuffle. And it shouldn't! It is a city rich in history, awash with many beautiful old buildings, some fine museums and entertainment venues, and some legendary food and drink traditions.
This is a starter list for any new road warriors who are heading to the Mohawk Valley to do some exploring. There are, of course, many more than ten places to go to, but these ten are not to be missed. They include a 100-year old theatre (with a dynamic old Art Deco marquee (photo), a world class museum showcasing Dali, Rembrandt, Georgia O'Keefe, Jackson Pollack, and other well-known artists, a top-notch zoo, and some out-of-this-world foods.
The Utica/Rome are is loaded with some of the best food traditions in Upstate New York (or the whole city for that mater). Tomato pie, chicken riggies, turkey joint candy, Utica greens, Utica hats, halfmoon cookies, and the list goes on and on. It really is a remarkable food destination. Way underrated!
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Utica has a population of about 65,000 people, and is the county seat of Oneida County.
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