Saratoga Springs wasn’t just a spa town, it was the destination for 19th-century aristocrats, celebrities, and adventurers. Now, you can walk in their footsteps and relive the glamour, gossip, and grandeur that made Saratoga famous with our captivating 90-minute guided tour.

Whether you're a local seeking a deeper connection to your hometown or a visitor chasing a story worth telling, Grand, Gilded & Glorious is your key to the past, one enchanting step at a time.

🕰️ What to Expect

This immersive tour begins at the Saratoga Springs Heritage Area Visitor Center and winds its way through historic downtown and Congress Park, revealing stories of:

• 💃 High-society scandals and celebrity intrigue

• 🎲 The infamous gamblers, hoteliers, and socialites of the Canfield Casino

• 🏛️ Architectural gems and cultural landmarks

• 💧 The healing springs and myths that sparked a wellness craze

• 🏇 The legacy of horse racing and the sport of kings

Your journey concludes with a private, docent-led tour of the Canfield Casino and full admission to the Saratoga Springs History Museum—a $15 value included in your ticket.

👟 Know Before You Go

• The tour involves walking and some stairs. Wear comfortable shoes.

• Tours take place rain or shine—please dress accordingly.

• Leashed service dogs only, thank you.

• Restrooms are available at the Visitor Center.

• For parking and accessibility information, visit:
  Discover Saratoga Parking Guide

💬 What Guests Are Saying

“This tour was absolutely magical. I’ve lived here for years and never knew half of these stories. The Canfield Casino is stunning!”
— Anna M., Saratoga Springs

“Our guide was fantastic—knowledgeable, fun, and clearly passionate about Saratoga’s history. A must-do for history buffs and curious travelers alike.”
— James R., NYC Visitor

📝 Reserve Your Spot Today

Space is limited, and tours fill quickly—especially during peak summer weekends.
Secure your place now and join us for a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave you inspired, entertained, and steeped in Saratoga’s storied past.