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  • 1. East End Seaport and Marine Foundation

    A former Long Island Rail Road passenger terminal contains exhibits about lighthouses, ships, East End shipbuilding, and yacht racing. The museum also hosts events, including the annual Maritime Festival. Several times throughout the season, for an additional fee, you can take a 6-hour day cruise or a 3- to 5-hour sunset cruise passing by 4 to 6 lighthouses and stopping to visit the historic "Bug" lighthouse. There's also a separate 1½-hour excursion that goes only to the "Bug."

    3rd St., Greenport, New York, 11944, USA
    631-477–2100

    Sight Details

    Rate Includes: $2 suggested donation, $95 lighthouse cruise, Closed Mon.–Thurs., July–Labor Day., daily 1–5; Memorial Day–June and day after Labor Day–Columbus Day, weekends 1–5; call for details of cruises
  • 2. Hellenic Snack Bar

    An institution on the North Fork since 1976, this casual yet lovely restaurant (definitely more than a snack bar) offers beautifully prepared authentic Greek specialties and fresh, local fish such as fluke—and the homemade lemonade is heavenly. The appetizer platter overflows with favorites like spinach pie, souvlaki (kebabs), and tzatziki (a yogurt-cucumber based sauce). Try the saganaki (broiled Greek cheese with lemon), for something different. For dessert, try the hard-to-pronounce but delicious galaktobouriko (custard pie with phyllo pastry). It's open from 7 or 8 am and closes at 9, 9:30, or 10 pm, depending on the day and season. If you eat outside, you may want to bring bug spray.

    5145 Main Rd., East Marion, New York, 11939, USA
    631-477–0138

    Sight Details

    Rate Includes: Closed late Nov.–late Jan., Credit cards accepted
  • 3. Mitchell Park Carousel

    You can still play "catch the brass ring" at this 1920s carousel, housed in a round, gleaming glass structure, the highlight of Greenport's renovated waterfront.

    Front St., Greenport, New York, 11944, USA
    631-477–0248

    Sight Details

    Rate Includes: $2, June–Labor Day, weekends and holidays 10–9; Labor Day–June, weekends (call for hrs)
  • 4. Railroad Museum of Long Island (Greenport)

    Housed in an 1892 freight station, the museum exhibits a Reading Railroad track car, a 1907 snowplow, and a 1925 Long Island Rail Road caboose. Admission includes a guided tour and admission and tour of the Riverhead site, where most of the train cars reside and much of the restoration work takes place. If you want to make a day of it, for an extra fee, ride the nearby LIRR for a tour of both sites.

    440 4th St., Greenport, New York, 11944, USA
    631-477–0439-Greenport

    Sight Details

    Rate Includes: $10, Memorial Day–Columbus Day, weekends 11–4. Hours may vary. Open for special events off-season
  • 5. Village Blacksmith Shop

    You can see a blacksmith at work using traditional, antique tools at this historic shop behind the old schoolhouse in the center of town, and the artisan on site is enthusiastic about answering questions about his craft and the history of blacksmithing in Greenport. Housed in an old East Marion onion shack, the building is a replica of the original, destroyed by a nor'easter in 1992. You can purchase small, handmade items made here including wall hooks, and the proceeds help fund the site, which is part of the East End Seaport Museum.

    Front St. and Mitchell Park, Greenport, New York, 11944, USA
    631-477–2100

    Sight Details

    Rate Includes: $2 donation suggested, June–Sept., weekends 11–5
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