11 beautiful architectural creations worth seeing in the state of New York

Speaking about the architecture of the state of New York, many imagine the skyscrapers for which the city of New York is famous, but few know and think about how many fabulously beautiful architectural structures exist in the small towns of the state undeservedly hidden from ecstatic views.

New York State Capitol, Albany. Photo: Depositphotos

From museums to ancient mansions, these 11 creations of human hands will not leave anyone indifferent, he assures Only in Your State.

1. Oheka Castle, Huntington (Oheka Castle, Huntington)

Named after the acronym of its original owner, Otto Hermann Kahn, this magnificent Long Island castle was completed in 1919 and has remained an impressive architectural landmark ever since.

2. Solomon Guggenheim Museum, New York City (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York City)

Opened in 1959, the building of this uniquely structured museum stands out among most ordinary houses in the best way possible.

3. Niagara Mohawk, Syracuse (Niagara Mohawk Building, Syracuse)

This building looks like it was built for the modern Egyptian king. The facility was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2010.

4. Old Fort Niagara, Youngstown (Old Fort Niagara, Youngstown)

This fortress, surrounded by the Niagara River and Lake Ontario, was recognized as one of the first national historical monuments of New York in 1960.

5. Chrysler Building, New York City (Chrysler Building, New York City)

One of the most famous skyscrapers of New York in height 1046 feet (318 meters), Chrysler Building was once the tallest building!

6. Darwin Martin House, Buffalo (Darwin D. Martin House, Buffalo)

One of the many existing works of art, which gave the state of New York architect Frank Lloyd. This magnificent complex has been the home of the Martin family for many years!

7. Empire State Plaza, Albany (Empire State Plaza, Albany)

Throughout downtown Albany, you'll find historic landmarks that will make you want to grab your phone or camera ASAP. And inside the Empire State Plaza there are many beautiful buildings, for example, the New York State Capitol (pictured), the Egg, the State Museum and much more.

8. Olana State Historic Site, Hudson

Also known as the home of Frederick Church, Olan’s home was completed in 1872. The historic site offers incredible views of the Hudson River and several beautiful roads to explore on site.

9. Art Museum Parrish, Water Mill (Parrish Art Museum, Water Mill)

This beautiful museum, founded at the end of the 1800s, can be found on the very edge of Long Island.

10. Brooklyn Bridge, New York City (Brooklyn Bridge, New York City)

A popular place in New York not only for tourists, but also for locals, the iconic bridge was completed in 1883.

11. Greycliff, Derby (Graycliff, Derby)

Thanks to Frank Lloyd Wright, who completed the design of this place, a magnificent estate was opened in 1931 year. You can easily find it near Buffalo.

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