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Walking distance to the heart of downtown is Niagara Square, dominated
by the art-deco City Hall and the McKinley Monument. Delaware and
Elmwood avenues are lined with some of the city's best architecture,
restaurants and shops, and run parallel to each other, to the west of
Main Street. Allentown, north of downtown, is Buffalo's (much smaller)
version of New York City's Greenwich Village. It is centered on Allen
Street, which runs west from Main Street. North Buffalo, a vibrant
neighborhood of homes, shops and restaurants, is anchored by Hertel
Avenue, which also runs west from Main Street. Delaware Park, located
in this section of the city, is the most popular of several city
parks.

Parks are an important part of the city's heritage. In Buffalo,
Frederick Law Olmsted designed the first park system in the U.S.,
including Delaware Park, the centerpiece of the system and home of the
city's zoo. Located in another park designed by Olmsted is the
impressive Victorian glass conservatory at the Buffalo and Erie County
Botanical Gardens.

On winter days that are too cold or blustery for outdoor activities,
Buffalo offers plenty of indoor entertainment. The Albright-Knox Art
Gallery has a wonderful collection of modern art. The nearby
Burchfield-Penney Art Center features watercolors by Charles E.
Burchfield, as well as handcrafted objects by artisans at the Roycroft
Arts and Crafts community based in nearby East Aurora. In addition,
Buffalo has several unusual museums and factories devoted to such
items as kazoos, carousels, manuscripts, Niagara Falls Casino and
Canada.

No visit to the area would be complete without a trip to the Falls.
Plan a day trip to nearby Niagara Falls, which offers several
attractions and tours, in addition to the sheer natural wonder of the
place. It’s easy to get a close up view of the falls, either by boat,
helicopter, or even a hot air balloon. Whatever the means, it’s an
unforgettable, once in a lifetime experience.