Саратога – прошлое и будущее в одной цепочке

The Saratoga National Historic Park has a beautiful vista in eastern New York State, relatively close to the state capital, Albany. For tourists, this place will be attractive primarily from the side of historical review, since here once upon a time all the actions of the Battle of Saragota took place. This battle is so interesting because it was the first of its kind, which ended in a major victory during the unfolding American War of Independence.

This place is the center, which is the vanishing point of two enemy units - American and British. Both armies had their great strength and indestructible spirit of war, but the power of the Americans helped them to win, and France then had to recognize the independence of the United States. Such a turn in history took place right here, where tourists now roam and enjoy the historical shell of Saragota Park, admire the landscapes, marvel at the flora and fauna, study the places of former glory, are amazed, looking at the open spaces ...

This park also impresses with its beauty and tenderness of landscapes. The location next to the upper part of the Hudson River gives the place a delightful heavenly touch, despite all the deprivation and death that the war that took place in this territory entailed. By the way, here you can not only feel the bitterness of mortal losses, the great joy of a huge victory and the jubilation of thousands of people who once became independent, but also plunge into this atmosphere, seeing all the events to the smallest detail. All this is possible thanks to modern cinematography. In the center of the historical park there is a constant screening of a film about the events of Saragota. And comfortable lounges guarantee tourists high-quality leisure and ease of relaxation. Also in the national park there are shops that can satisfy the most sophisticated tastes of various tourists.

One of the nicest things about Saragota Historic Park is that there are trails that don't require you to have a guide. You can move around them absolutely freely, enjoying the spirit of the past and the beautiful views of the present. You can also look in awe at the huge statue, which is a symbol of American victory and rises one hundred and fifty-five feet, leaving its top in the sky. And it's all in Saragota National Historical Park!