Queens County Farm Museum

Situated on New York City's biggest staying undisturbed farmland, Queens County Farm Museum has a history that dates to 1697. The 47-section of land cultivate incorporates unique ranch structures, a nursery, cultivate vehicles and apparatuses, domesticated animals, planting fields, a herb plant, and a plantation.

Today still a working homestead and an exhibition hall, Queens County Farm offers guests a lovely and quiet break from the feverish city life.

It is particularly prominent amid exceptional occasions, for example, wreath making workshops, auto and bike appears, and the Queens County Fair, which is held each year. Children appreciate going to the ranch creatures and having hayrides.