Along East Hamptons Main Street you will find many buildings of architectural and historical interest including the one and only "Home Sweet Home" which is located in close proximity to Guild Hall, where social and cultural events draw large crowds and many celebrities.

Hook Mill blanketed in snow.

Montauk Point, a.k.a. "The End" is the location of one of the areas must see attractions. The Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum is filled with exhibits and information your whole family will enjoy. You can climb to the top of the tower and look out over the ocean to see nearby Block Island or the Connecticut coastline.

Peaceful white sandy beaches await visitors looking for relaxation near the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Lay back and allow the soothing sound of the waves rolling along mile after mile of unspoiled shoreline relax your mind and soul.

The Hampton Classic Horse Show, held annually, was first organized in the early 1900s in Southampton, the show was discontinued during the First World War. It was revived in the Roaring '20s and discontinued again for the Second World War. In 1959 the revived show was known as the Southampton Horse Show…which became dormant from the mid –1960s until being revived yet again in 1971 at the Topping Riding Club in Sagaponack.

Main Street in East Hampton village has a wonderful collection of stores where you can spend hours shopping for everything from fine jewelry and cashmere to Beluga Caviar or the latest CD by your favorite musical artist.