You are able to visit the NY side of the falls, or the Canadian if you have a passport! The NY side offers fun activities like hiking, jet boat tours, and the famous Maid of the Mist.
There are several places you can go to taste our famous wings! Here are a few of our favorites: 1. Wellington Pub 2. Wingnutz 3. Avenue Pizza 4. Anchor Bar 5. Duff's
This is a favorite of the Bride and Groom. Take a stroll through the park and stop at the in-park smoothie and coffee bar called "The Juicery"!
The Bride and Groom's favorite place for breakfast! If you're craving a good breakfast to prepare you for a day of celebrating, this is the place you want to go to- you will not be disappointed!
Another favorite of the Bride and Groom! They swear by their iced coffee and breakfast sandwiches. This is a quicker alternative to a sit-down breakfast.
A fan of history? In 1901, Buffalo hosted the World's Fair at the western edge of Delaware Park, including Hoyt Lake (where the welcome drinks are) and the area to the north. On September 6, 1901 President William McKinley was attending the fair and was shot by Leon Czolgosz. McKinley was operated on to remove the bullet, which was successful, then sent to the Milburn House, where he seemed to be recovering. Ultimately, the wound got infected and he died on September 14th 1901. The location of the Milburn House is now Canisius High School, and there is a plaque in front of the school commemorating the site. After McKinley's passing, Theodore Roosevelt was sworn in as President as the Ansley Wilcox House, which is located across the street from the Residence Inn on Delaware Ave.
More than just a cemetery, Forest Lawn was created in the image of Père-Lachais, the world’s most famous cemetery, established in Paris in 1804. Père-Lachais balanced nature and art, allowing civilization to be present without disturbing the grandeur of the romantic setting, and Forest Lawn does the same. Forest Lawn Cemetery is a historic landmark renowned for its stunning landscape architecture and significant monuments. It also has a number of famous residents, including Millard Fillmore (13th President of the United States), Rick James (Grammy Award winner and Buffalo native), Shirley Chisolm (First African American woman elected to Congress), and Willis Haviland Carrier (father of modern air conditioning.)
Need a new White Sox hat? Visit the New Era Flagship store, just steps from the two wedding hotels on Delaware Ave. Founded in Buffalo in 1920, New Era is the exclusive baseball cap supplier for Major League Baseball.
Have time to fit in a round? Want even more history? Get a tee time at Grover Cleveland Golf Course, which was host of the 1912 US Open. Now a public 5,621 yard par 69 golf course, it offers a chance for you to break par at a US Open course!