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2 Stars - 126 Opinions
475 Dingens St., Buffalo, New York, 14206, United States
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ALONG LAKE ERIE
Tourists left by bus
New York's Goat island on the other side
Are you sure that's art?
Does the Tram run on Sundays all day? Do you know the hours it starts and stops?
Where do you get on at the University? Are there signs that show up good? Does it take you near Shea's Theater?
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Most of your questions are answered by the metro's official web site: http://www.nfta.com/metro/rail_times.asp
The university stop is on the south/campus side of Main near Kenmore.
Shea's Theatre is in front of the "Theatre" station.
See a sports Event, Either the Sabres or Bills. I have been t o sporting events all over the country, and there is a special vibe that makes sports in Buffalo something special! 1991 AFC Championship game. Bills 51, Raiders 3. I was there, and the Bills made their first trip of many to the Super Bowl!
Take an architectural walking tour of downtown. Buffalo, like Chicago, is a city rich in pioneering forms or architecture. See the art deco masterpiece of City Hall, the Victorian mass of the Ellicott Square Building, the soaring neogothic St. Paul's Cathedral, and one of the world's first skyscrapers, the Guaranty Building (Sullivan). You usually have to call ahead for a tour, since they're not that frequent (downtown Buffalo is not exactly a tourist paradise). Check local guides and such for more details.
Typical summer clothes - it does get warm and humid here in the summer. Buffalo is a casual town so shorts, tank tops, sandals or athletic shoes (sneakers) are fine just about anytime.
For evenings, we do dress up here for the theater, orchestra or nice dinners. Wear what makes you feel good. Don't forget the sunglasses and sunscreen!
The Erie Canal was one of the greatest civil engineering feats of its day. Like the European canals, it serves a mainly recreational purpose. The western end is right here in the town of Tonawanda, north of Buffalo.
This picturesque, rather quiant town was once among the busiest ports on the Great Lakes. Today, it's a backwater, and certainly not a tourist destination. People were surprised to see anyone here with a camera. I enjoyed it.
If you're looking for that unusual, out-of-the-way place to visit, this is a good one. And it's only a short diversion off the interstate between Buffalo and Niagara.
Observation Deck
Total height of tower from
base to top of flashing beacon 520 feet (160m), and 775 feet above the bottom of the Falls. it has an Indoor/outdoor viewing
Visibility to 80 miles (129 km)
HOURS OF OPERATION
OBSERVATION
Summer Hours 8:00 a.m. to Midnight
Winter Hours 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
INDIVIDUAL OBSERVATION (REGULAR)
Adult $9.50 CDN $7.95 U.S.
Child (12 years and under) $5.50 CDN $4.60 U.S.
Senior $8.50 CDN $7.10 U.S.
Family Plan $27.00 CDN $22.50 U.S.
Address:
Big tower next to the falls, can't miss it
Directions:
5200 Robinson Street
Niagara Falls, Canada L2G 2A3
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