Buffalo City Hall must be seen to be believed!  Construction of Buffalo City Hall commenced in 1929 and was completed around two years later.  It cost approximately $8 million to build, but the value...

The third-oldest zoo in the U.S., housed on 23 acres, features over 1000 animals from throughout the world in natural settings, plus more than 300 species of plants. Gorillas in a rainforest, lion and tiger habitats, a petting zoo, giant Brazilian cockroaches, polar bears and a clan of buffalo are the highlights.

Consists of Cazenovia Golf Course, skating rink and swimming pool

Considered Frank Lloyd Wright's greatest "Prairie House," this five-structure complex was designed and built from 1903 to 1905. The 362 art glass windows, a Wright trademark, along with his horizontal lines and sharp angles, are pleasing to Wright novices and devotees alike.

The Pierce-Arrow stamp is pervasive at this unique museum tracing Buffalo's transportation history through extensive holdings that include the Pierce Arrow (once a widely recognized and respected name in the automobile industry), Thomas Flyer and a variety of locally made bicycles, motorcycles and trucks.

St. Paul's Cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture in the United States.  Completed in 1851 by the architect Richard Upjohn who was best known for designing Trinity Church (1849) on...

Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt was inaugurated as President of the United States at this lovely site, the Wilcox Mansion, in 1901, after the assassination of President William McKinley. Exhibits focus on the assassination and inauguration, details of Roosevelt's life and turn-of-the-century America. Visitors can also view period gardens and tour nearby historic neighborhoods.

Completed in 1966, One M & T Plaza is the work of American architect Minoru Yamasaki, who is best know for designing the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City.  Some similarities...

An oasis of breathtaking beauty, these gardens - filled with flowers, plants, herbs and cacti from around the world - are housed inside an 1890s Victorian glass-domed greenhouse. The site, designed by New York Central Park creator Frederick Law Olmstead, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Elmwood Avenue, part of the "Elmwood Village," is a great place for strolling, window shopping and for restaurants.  In fact, JP Losman, QB for the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles native, is now a full...

This is the home field of the Cleveland Indians' Triple-A team, the Buffalo Bisons.

Elmwood Avenue, part of the "Elmwood Village," is a great place for strolling, window shopping and for restaurants.  In fact, JP Losman, QB for the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles native, is now a full...

Buffalo's Forest Lawn Cemetery dates back to 1849.  It is set on a beautiful land full of a variety of mature trees, gentle hills, dabbling brooks, picturesque bridges and a small lake - Mirror Lake. 

A masterpiece of American architecture, the  Guaranty Building was designed by the Chicago firm of Adler and Sullivan.  This is the same firm that once employed Frank Lloyd Wright as their chief...