Welcome to Buffalo

Our Favorite Spots

We love our city and spend as much time exploring it as possible. We hope you have a great time while you're in town and are able to get out and see some of our favorite places!

Visit Canalside

Canalside offers a great view of Lake Erie and the historic grain silos. Walk the boardwalk, visit the naval park and tour the USS Sullivan, take a boat tour, or go roller skating!

Walk around Delaware Park

Delaware Park is beautiful to walk around, especially in the fall! You can even rent a flamingo and paddle boat around Hoyt Lake.

Tour the Darwin Martin House

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Darwin Martin House is one of Buffalo's most famous homes. Both the house and the grounds are truly beautiful and they offer great guided tours.

Kayak in the Buffalo River

Riverworks offers the opportunity to rent a kayak and paddle through the Buffalo River, surrounded by historic buildings in a very interesting landscape. It's a truly unique experience!

Walk Bird Island Pier

Bird Island Pier is actually a break wall separating The Black Rock Canal and The Niagara River, and it's one of the most interesting walks you can take, surrounded by water- the US on one side and Canada on the other. You can even stand under the bridge that connects the two countries!

Tour Museums

The Albright Knox art gallery has many beautiful pieces and was recently renovated, and the history museum is right next door. Downtown, the Explore and More Museum is great for kids!

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Visit the Botanical Gardens

The Botanical Gardens is a truly beautiful experience, great for kids and adults. While you're in the area check out Buffalo's Basilica for some beautiful architecture too.

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Explore the Elmwood Village

One of our favorite pastimes, and our neighborhood, the Elmwood Village is full of shops, restaurants, and beautiful homes. There's a great farmer's market on Saturday's that definitely worth checking out!

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Tour Silo City

"Silo City" is essentially the ruins of Buffalo's old grain silos. It is now being ecologically restored and makes for a very surreal experience! You can stop to see a trellis structure we both had a big part in constructing while you're there!

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Walk Around Forest Lawn Cemetery

Walking through a cemetery might not be the first activity you'd think of, but Forest Lawn will change your mind! It was designed by the same person that designed Central Park and is full of beautiful rolling paths. You can do a self-guided tour and visit singer Rick James and President McKinley!

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Climb City Hall

City Hall is a beautiful Art Deco piece of architecture worth seeing for the building itself. You can also climb to the top and get a beautiful view of the city! (Don't worry, there's an elevator most of the way).

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Visit Niagara Falls

Maybe the most obvious, but its the worlds largest waterfall! The park surrounding is far nicer on the American side, but if you have your passport or enhanced license, the view is better on the Canadian side.

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