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"Hudson, New York, Travel Guide: Best Shops, Restaurants, and Hotels\nThis time of year the area around the waterside town is hopping with weekenders in search of antiques, autumn leaves, and a stylish stay\nFall foliage enlivens the landscape near Hudson, New York.\nClermont, an 18th-century mansion in Germantown.**\n\n87 Clermont Ave., 518-537-6622\nThe bar at Fish &amp;amp; Game, Hudson's newest dining attraction, headed by chef Zakary Pelaccio.**\n\n3 S. 3rd St., 518-822-1500; open Sat. and Sun. for brunch, Thurs.\u2013Sun. for dinner\nFurnishings at Regan &amp;amp; Smith in Hudson.**\n\n601 Warren St., 917-757- 5310; open Fri.\u2013Mon.\nThe Frank Gehry\u2013designed Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson.**\n\n60 Manor Ave., 845-758- 7900\nEclectic offerings at the recently opened Hudson boutique Harvey's Counter.**\n\n443 Warren St., 347-725-1301; open Thurs.\u2013Mon.\nThe Nantucket Room at the Hudson Merchant House B&amp;amp;B.**\n\n10 S. Front St., 518-828- 9200; rooms from $250/night\nOne of the Inn at Hudson's elegant rooms.**\n\n317 Allen St., 518-822-9322; rooms from $200/night\nHudson River School painter Frederic Edwin Church's 19th-century Persian-inflected home, Olana.**\n\n5720 Rte. 9G, 518- 828-0135; open daily\nA pastoral stretch of Poets' Walk, a 19th-century ramble in Annandale-on-Hudson.\nArchitect and designer Michael Davis's Hudson shop, 3FortySeven.**\n\n347 Warren St., 518-291-4780; open Thurs.\u2013Sun.\nHudson's Warren Street is a prime destination for antiques and design shopping."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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