If you have ever ran into a tourist on the New York side of Niagara Falls or come across a Buffalo transplant, they might have told you that you have, what they call, the “Buffalo accent.”
"New York's second-largest city has sprung back to life," states Travel And Leisure's website showcasing the Queen City.
Here are five local places that the magazine said are "places you can't miss!"
1. Market Arcade.
"The opulent, 1890s-era Market Arcade, with its Corinthian columns and terracotta embellishments, has finally become a full-fledged shopping and dining dest
A very interesting article in the Travel section of the Huffington Post lists Buffalo at the top of the list for cities "about to be famous...again."
Buffalo is mentioned with such cities as Melbourne, Australia, Marseille, France, and Seoul, South Korea in destinations that "transformed themselves from C-list destinations into ones worthy of your precious vacation time."
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Strong words, yes, but I stand by that statement.
I recently got to tour the Darwin Martin House in North Buffalo. It’s unreal. If you haven’t been, I highly recommend it (although it’s probably a lot better if it’s not pouring when you go).
The detail that Frank Lloyd Wright put into this is unimaginable to me.
It blows my mind all the negative publicity that Buffalo receives. Last week, when a world junior hockey player called Buffalo a ghost town, I nearly blew a gasket. Yes, I understand how on the surface it can appear as if there is nothing to do here, but if you take the time to hunt for Buffalo's treasures you can find some.