Buffalo: Olmsted Parks, Industrial Giants and a City Rebuilt
Walk the most complete Olmsted park system in the world, photograph the grain elevators that Le Corbusier called perfect architecture, follow the Bills to their new stadium, make the short trip to Niagara Falls, explore the 1901 Pan-American Exposition legacy, and discover how architectural tourism is powering Buffalo revival.
Buffalo: Haudenosaunee Roots, Snow Records and a Symphony in a Landmark Hall
Learn Seneca Nation history and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy influence on American democracy, understand the lake effect snow culture that defines Buffalo winters, explore Larkinville adaptive reuse of the old Larkin Soap empire, hear the BPO in the acoustically perfect Kleinhans Hall, and join 250,000 people at the Allentown Art Festival.
Buffalo: Frank Lloyd Wright Masterworks, Canal Heritage and the Wing That Conquered America
Explore the dramatically expanded AKG Museum, walk the Erie Canal western terminus at Canalside, tour Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie Style masterpiece at the Martin House, stand where Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office, taste wings at the Anchor Bar origin, and stroll the Olmsted-designed Elmwood Village.