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Binghamton is a place that’s different. Built by historic innovators and fueled by a new class of creative visionaries, the Greater Binghamton communities are filled with rich history and unique experiences. We’re not just a destination. We’re an ongoing story you can be a part of. We’re not just a vacation. We’re a city to be explored. History is a big part of the experience here, but not in the museum sense. BING is not a collection of artifacts or a reflection of “the way things were.”

Things to do in Visit Binghamton

Some of the most popular places to check out in Binghamton are:

1) Family Fun:

Ross Park: Among the longtime must-visits for families is the nation’s fifth-oldest zoo at Ross Park, which opened in 1875. The zoo features 90 acres with more than 100 exotic animals on display. And no trip to Ross Park is complete without a spin on its antique merry-go-round, one of six in the “Carousel Capital of the World.”

Roberson Museum and Science Center - Find an incredible collection of art and interactive science exhibits, including the region’s only planetarium. Since 1954, the museum has been an educational destination with a stunning array of exhibits and events.

1) Binghamton Breweries:

Water Street Brewing Co. - Brought foot traffic back to its namesake thanks to predominantly British and Bavarian styles made from local ingredients. John Bleichert perfected his craft in Germany and Chicago before opening Water Street with his wife, Michele. Drinkers complement their suds with a farm-to-table menu sourced by 50-plus local producers.

Beer Tree Brew Co. - In Port Crane is committed to local ingredients, specifically the hops that are a legacy in this area. A farmer by trade, Chuck Rhoades strives to support the BING agricultural community with his family farm brewery.

3) Binghamton Nightlife:

Brewpubs of Greater Binghamton - Where craft beer connoisseurs can cozy up to handcrafted pints.

Grab some food at Lost Dog Cafe, Burger Monday's, Little Venice Restaurants, and then grab some dessert at Gabriella's Cakes & Co before an evening on the town!

Travel details

Greater Binghamton is less than a day’s drive from many major Northeast, Canadian and East Coast metro areas. There are even several convenient bus services to get you here. However, the fastest way to get here is by air.

The Greater Binghamton Airport offers many modern amenities, including a roomy departure lounge, a business conference center, an Internet-accessible resource room, an efficient ticketing and baggage claim area, and a comfortable restaurant.

Airlines currently serving the airport include Delta Airlines & Avelo. For commercial and charter flight information, check out Greater Binghamton Airport website: https://binghamtonairport.com/.

Once you’re in the area, get around using convenient B.C. Transit bus routes or our safe and efficient cab/taxi network. The Greater Binghamton area also includes Lyft and Uber ride-sharing service.