Albany, NY

Albany is one of the most popular cities in the state of New York that continuously grab the attention of local and international tourists. Eventually, many people who come here for vacation choose to go back to the city to exchange their vows and be proclaimed as husband and wife.

Albany is the capital city in the state of New York and this is also the seat of the Albany County. Approximately 150 miles in the north of the city of New York, Albany was developed on the western bank of Hudson River, around 10 miles or 16 kilometers in the south of the confluence of it with Mohank River.  The city’s popularity was 97, 856 as said by the 2010 census. Albany constitutes the cultural as well as the economic core of the New York State Capital District that comprises the Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY Metropolitan Statistical Area, which include the nearby cities & the suburbs of Schenectady, Troy & Saratoga Springs. With the 2013 Census-calculated population of 1.1 million, the Capital District has been known as the 3^rd most populous metropolitan area within the state and it ranked 38^th in the US.

Albany is among the first circles within the globe to install public water mains, natural gas lines, sewer lines, and electricity, utilities and infrastructure which supported and attracted significant new industry to Albany, NY including the surrounding regions throughout the 19^th century. The nearest century is the Albany International Airport in Colonie.