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Five Things You Must Do in Scarsdale

Scarsdale is a town in Westchester County in New York of the United States. The population is approximately 18,000 and the area measures about 17 square km. The city is making its way in prominent spheres of elementary education, higher education, a lower poverty rate and a handsome per capita income.

1. Enjoy the winters at the Duck Pond: The pond is located near the Scarsdale High School. The main attraction is the freezing of the pond during the winter, thus facilitating activities like ice skating. The pond has huge popularity owing to its strategic location.

2. Remember the war days at St. James the Less Episcopal Church: The main attraction of the church is the cemetery. There is believed to be a secret room in the seminary where remains of southern slaves can be found. The remains mostly are believed to be from the days of the American Civil War.

3. Indulge in adventure at the Rock of Perth: The Rock of Perth is located on a stone wall that surrounds a farm on the boundary of the Fox Meadow neighborhood. This location also is an attraction for rock analysts and rock climbers.

4. Participate in Scarsdale Concours d'Elegance: This is an annual competitive automotive show held in June. The competition features over one hundred cars ranging from Ferrari to Rolls Royce.

5. Have a leisure time at Red Maple Swamp: This is another famous spot for dog walkers and joggers. This portion of swampland in the Greenacres bisects Valley Road into separate sections.