Saratoga Springs Visitor Center - Tourist information center in Saratoga Springs - 297 Broadway, USA

Took the 90-minute walking tour this morning that started from the visitor center and ended up at a nearby casino. It is about a quarter of a mile walking tour. Our guide, Judy, was fantastic. She is a retired history teacher and knew the history of Saratago Springs extremely well. Taste the mineral water from a spring that has been in operation for 200 years. Enjoy the game rooms of a casino that operated during the mid-1800s.

Very helpful staff located right on the main hub of town . We did the 90 minute walking tour which takes you through the park and museum. It was very informative , the guide was very knowledgeable, and the park is very nice to walk through.

Spent the night on business in Saratoga Springs. What a surprise when in the morning I went for coffee. What a beautiful little town. Stopped by the visitor center looking for postcards. The woman behind the desk was Soo nice. She sent me to a little store named impressions. Everyone here is soo nice and kind. I am definitely coming back!

Very nice place to visit. Too bad the pool was closes.

It's a very nice and clean place to stop by to get info about the area. There is a 15-min video with highlights, though it could use an upgrade to higher definition. The staff was very friendly. It's a little tricky to find the small parking lot for visitor center: enter from a tiny driveway behind the visitor center right off Congress St, next to a USPS mailbox.

Conveniently located on Broadway, right across the street from Congress Park, the Visitor's Center is a great stop to familiarize yourself with the area. There are many free brochures and maps, and friendly staff who are very knowledgeable and can answer just about any question about Saratoga Springs. There is a multimedia presentation, gift items, and historical museum pieces as well. Don't be surprised if you are handed paper cups and invited to sample the mineral springs in Congress Park across the street! It's very impressive that the city has provided such a valuable resource for visitors and residents alike!

Very pleasant staff who let us explore and made recommendations we ended up following.

The people here, including the historian, were gracious, knowledgeable, and, more importantly, had maps, a rarity in this age. Nothing can replace a good map. Online is good, but it can not show direction part its screen or comfortably convey the breadth of a long trip. A screen map can not be used for real estate acquisition use either. We use maps when we need to. Get as many as you can. In a decade, they will likely no longer exist.