New York, a trip from the Big Apple to Bedford

Created in 1981, the Greenwich Polo Club is today one of the top polo venues in North America. The local team, the White Birch Polo Team, is the most famous in the country. The GPC regularly hosts international tournaments, including the prestigious East Coast Open. The world's greatest players have galloped on its famous fields: Mariano Aguerre, Facundo Pieres, Hilario Ulloa, and many more.

Only five minutes from the Bedford Post, Caramoor is the number one recommendation for anyone visiting the property. This beautiful place has been devoted to music since 1928. Spending a few hours at Caramoor, built by Walter and Lucie Rosen, is a voyage through art history. The architecture provides a complete change of scenery, transporting you to Tuscany or Morocco. Make sure to walk through the Moroccan concert hall. Each year, the amazing Caramoor International Music Festival attracts musicians from around the world.

The home of the ex-New York governor and Supreme Court Chief Justice. A major political figure in American politics during the second half of the 18th century, John Jay was a Founding Father of the United States. His family home, where he lived from 1801 to 1828, is open for visits and provides an in-depth look into early 19th century history and architecture. The site has been listed as a National Historic Landmark. Check their website ahead of time for special events taking place on-site.