Congress Park is a nice place to explore while downtown. Check out historic sites like the Canfield Casino, the Spit and Spat fountain, and the war memorial. There's five natural springs located throughout the park, though be warned, one tastes like rotten eggs.
The State Park is a perfect sample of what Saratoga has to offer. It has natural springs, hiking trails, golf, and the Roosevelt Baths and Spa. Jack ran cross country in this park as a kid and hated every minute of it.
SPAC, located in the heart of Saratoga's state park, hosts concerts every summer and is also the summer home of the New York City Ballet. The night before the wedding, Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band will be performing, and if you decide last minute to skip our wedding you can also catch future Secretary of State Kid Rock on Saturday night.
While the race track will be closed by the time you're visiting, the racing museum is right across the street. Stop by to learn more about the track and horse racing in general.
Lester Park, a 490 million-year-old petrified sea garden made up of fossilized algae and marine animals, is a must-see if you're interested in natural history.
This is the restaurant where Jack had his first job! Go get lunch/dinner, and try to imagine a very young and tired Jack frantically carrying trays of dirty dishes—or just come for the good food and nice patio.
An eclectic bookstore, perfect for browsing. Northshire features a children's floor and a local author's section, as well as a selection of locally-made food and Saratoga-themed gifts.
For anyone who hasn't been to the Capital Region, these beloved convenience stores are everywhere. While they may just look like gas stations from the outside, Stewart's Shops have some of the best ice cream and milkshakes around.
Quick place to stop for coffee, bagel sandwiches, and desserts. There's another location in Clifton Park, for those staying at the Homewood Suites.
Comfort food, beer, and a lively atmosphere.
Nice spot if you're feeling Italian food.