A famous home built by architect Frank Lloyd Wright for Larkin Executive Darwin Martin and his family! If you go, tell Amanda because she is on their Junior Board of Directors! Right across the street from the Buffalo Zoo, so an easy visit to both.

Massive waterfront complex with various daily activities including ropes course, silo climbing, VR simulators, axe throwing, ziplining, watersports and a Ferris Wheel. Also includes multiple restaurants and bars!

Casino featuring table games, slot machines and multiple restaurants right in the middle of downtown Buffalo.

Indoor climbing destination also offering yoga & fitness classes. Nestled right between a distillery and a brewery so easy to get a drink after!

This museum is the sixth-oldest public art institution in the United States, so it has an expansive collection of art. It recently went under a multi-year expansion so a great time to visit!

A historic zoo located in Buffalo right across the street from the Darwin Martin House. This is the 3rd oldest zoo in the United States and has an open drink policy, so even better!

Visit the home of Teddy Roosevelt's Inauguration Site and visit the connected museum. Here, after the assassination of William McKinley during the 1901 Pan American Exposition, Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office as President of the United States on September 14, 1901.

Just a short distance from Hotel Lafayette, Canalside Buffalo offers a vibrant waterfront destination. Explore the scenic paths, enjoy waterfront activities like kayaking or paddle-boarding, and take part in the various events and concerts held here throughout the year.

Antique autos, bikes & motorcycles highlight the history of transportation.

Visit the World-famous Niagara Falls! Get up close to the Falls with the Cave of the Winds, where you will stand under the Falls on the Hurricane Deck-poncho included. Or take a boat ride on the famous Maid of the Mist to see where Jim and Pam get married on The Office! If you do have your passport and a few hours to spare, we do recommend visiting the Canadian side, as there side is more tourist friendly.