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Buffalo Niagara Falls Region BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS REGION Below are some attractions, accommodations and other points of interest beyond the city of Buffalo. ABCDEFGHIJ Accommodations J-8 b Asa Ransom House G-8 c Buffalo Amherst 1 1 Courtyard by Marriott G-8 d Buffalo Niagara Marriott G-8 e Comfort Inn Amherst/Buffalo/ Niagara Falls F-13 f Hampton Inn Buffalo-Airport L-2 0 g Hampton Inn East Aurora 2 2 F-13 h Hampton Inn Williamsville G-8 i Hilton Garden Inn I-9 j Holiday Inn Buffalo Airport F-8 1) Holiday Inn Buffalo Amherst G-11 1! Holiday Inn Express & Suites H-9 1@ Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 3 3 Buffalo Airport E-7 1# Holiday Inn Grand Island F-14 1$ Homewood Suites Buffalo-Airport F-14 1% Homewood Suites Buffalo-Amherst G-8 1^ Hotel Indigo G-8 1& Lord Amherst Motor Hotel 4 4 G-10 1* Millennium Airport Hotel J-20 1( Roycroft Inn & Campus and Copper Shop Gallery H-9 2) Sleep Inn Airport 2! G-10 Sleep Inn Buffalo-Amherst 5 5 Attractions/Entertainment H-6 2@ Amherst Museum B-5 2# Aquarium of Niagara B-4 2$ Artpark & Company F-12 2% Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens 6 6 H-11 2^ Burchfield Nature Center E-7 2& Carnegie Art Center A-5 2* Casino Niagara B-4 2( Castellani Art Museum J-20 3) Elbert Hubbard Roycroft Museum K-21 3! Explore & More... 7 7 a children’s museum F-14 3@ FAIRGROUNDS GAMING & RACEWAY C-14 3# Frank Lloyd Wright's Graycliff Estate E-7 3$ Grand Lady Cruises E-7 3% Herschell Carrousel 8 8 Factory Museum I-4 3^ Kenan Center I-10 3& Lancaster Opera House I-4 3* Lockport Locks & Erie Canal Cruises D-7 3( Martin’s Fantasy Island 9 9 J-19 4) Millard Fillmore House H-1 4! Murphy Orchards C-3 4@ National Shrine Basilica of Our Lady of Fatima B-6 4# Niagara Aerospace Museum B-5 4$ Niagara Arts & Cultural Center 10 10 B-4 4% Niagara Falls Power Vista B-6 4^ Niagara Falls State Park B-6 4& Niagara Gorge Discovery Center B-2 4* Old Fort Niagara D-10 4( OLG Slots at Fort Erie Racetrack F-12 5) Our Lady of Victory Basilica 11 11 & National Shrine H-13 5! Pedaling History Bicycle Museum B-6 5@ Seneca Niagara Casino K-19 5# Toy Town Museum 5$ B-2,4 Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours (2 locations) 12 12 Shopping J-8 5% Antique World F-8 5^ Boulevard Mall B-4,5 5& Duty Free Americas (2 locations) I-8 5* Eastern Hills Mall G-13 5( McKinley Mall 13 13 H-10 6) Niagara Hobby & Craft Mart D-5 6! Prime Outlets L-19 6@ Vidler’s 5 & 10 H-10 6# Walden Galleria Mall F-12 6$ Woyshner’s Christmas Shoppe 14 14 Meeting Facilities/Public Sites G-8 6% Amherst Pepsi Center H-9 6^ Erie Community College North Campus F-13 6& Erie Community College South Campus 15 15 F-14 6* The Fairgrounds in Hamburg G-8 6( SUNY at Buffalo North Campus/ UB Center for the Arts J-8 7) Western New York Event Centre Transportation 16 16 B-5, Amtrak (2 locations) H-10 Olmsted parks Seaway Trail 17 17 ©Buffalo Niagara Convention & Visitors Bureau ABCDEFGHIJ For visitor information, call 1-800-BUFFALO or check out www.visitbuffaloniagara.com 2/07 50m DOWNTOWN BUFFALO ••••••••••••••••••••••} ABCDEFGHIJ 2* Accommodations G-7 Nash House DOWNTOWN BUFFALO D-8 b Adam’s Mark Buffalo F-6 2( Rotary Rink/Fountain Plaza E-2 c Best Western Inn on F-5 3) Shea's Performing Arts Center 1 1 the Avenue (Shea’s Buffalo Theatre & F-5 d Buffalo Hostel Smith Theatre) e F-4 3! Studio Arena Theatre F-5 Comfort Suites 3@ H-2 f Doubletree Club Hotel E-2 Theatre of Youth Company/ Buffalo Niagara Opera Co. E-5 g Hampton Inn Downtown F-2 3# Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural 2 2 F-2 h Holiday Inn Buffalo i National Historic Site F-6 Hyatt Regency Buffalo F-5 3$ Towne Ballroom E-4 j Mansion on Delaware Avenue Shopping Attractions/Entertainment 3% 1) E-8 Main Place Mall F-5 Alleyway Theatre C,D-2 Allentown shopping 3 3 G-1 1! Anchor Bar district F-4 1@ Arts Council of Buffalo & E-1,2,3 Elmwood Avenue shopping Erie County district 1# E-4 Buffalo Ensemble/New Sports Facilities Phoenix Theatre F-9 3^ Buffalo Bisons/Dunn Tire Park 4 4 D-10 1$ Buffalo & Erie County 3& Naval & Military Park F-8 Erie Community College Burt Flickinger Athletic Center F-7 1% Buffalo & Erie County Public 3* Library (Mark Twain Room) E-11 HSBC Arena D-7 1^ Buffalo City Hall Transportation C-9 1& Buffalo Harbor Cruises E-9 3( Amtrak Station 5 5 F-5 1* Buffalo Niagara Convention F-8 4) NFTA/Greyhound Bus Terminal & Visitors Bureau 1( Meeting Facilities/Public Sites G-9 Buffalo Transportation E-7 4! Buffalo Niagara & Pierce Arrow Museum 1* Convention Center F-5 CEPA Photography Gallery E-10 4@ Buffalo News 6 6 G-7 2) Colored Musicians Club 4# 2! E-8 Cathedral Park E-4 Hallwalls Contemporary Arts D-7 4$ City Court Center/Righteous Babe Records E-8 4% Edward Rath Building F-5 2@ Irish Classical Theatre 2# E-8 4^ Ellicott Square Building A-2 Kavinoky Theatre 4& (D’Youville College) E-7 Family Courthouse 7 7 E-8 4* Niagara Buffalo Bureau & Visitors Convention C-2 2$ Kleinhans Music Hall/ Erie County Hall © Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra F-8 4( Erie Community College D-8 2% Lower Lakes Marine D-6 5) FBI Headquarters Historical Society Museum D-6 5! Federal Building 2^ F-5 Market Arcade Film & E-6 5@ Federal Center (INS Building) 8 8 Arts Centre 5# 2& E-10 General Donovan State Building G-7 Michigan Avenue Baptist Church E-8 5$ Guaranty Building F-7 5% Lafayette Square E-8 5^ M&T Plaza F-5 1* Market Arcade 9 9 E-9 5& HSBC Center (Canadian Consulate) D-7 5* Niagara Square 5( E-8 Police Station KEY TO SYMBOLS F-4 5( Police Station 10 10 E-7 6) US District Courthouse Metro Rail (no traffic D-7 6! US Post Office on this portion of F-5 6! US Post Office Main Street) D-8 6@ WNED Studios Metro Rail continues Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus underground 6# 11 11 H-2 Buffalo General Hospital Public Parking H-2 6$ Buffalo Hearing & Speech H-2 6% Buffalo Medical Group Buffalo Niagara Visitor Center (Entrances on Main H-2 6^ Hauptmann Woodward and Washington Streets) Medical Research Institute G-1 6& Olmsted Center for the 12 12 Visually Impaired Amtrak H-3 6* Roswell Park Cancer Institute ABCDEFGHIABCDEFGHIJ { CITY OF BUFFALO G-4 1& Tri-Main Building (Buffalo Arts Studio, 1 1 Buffalo Inner City Ballet, Impact Artists Attractions Gallery, Just Buffalo Literary Center) b D-4 2# Rockwell Hall E-6 African-American Cultural Center/ Performing Arts Center Paul Robeson Theatre D-6 1* Ujima Theatre/TheatreLoft D-4 c Albright-Knox Art Gallery E-7 d Art Dialogue Gallery Hospitals 2 2 I-2 1( Buffalo VA Medical Center E-7 e Benjamin & Dr. Edward Cofeld G,H-5 2) Erie County Medical Center Judaic Museum of Temple Beth Zion 2! D-4 f Buffalo & Erie County F-4 Sisters Hospital Historical Society D-7 2@ Women’s & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo 3 3 I-9 g Buffalo Fire Historical Museum Universities h 2# © Buffalo Niagara Convention & Visitors Bureau & Visitors Convention Niagara © Buffalo G-7 Buffalo Museum of Science D-4 Buffalo State College D-4 i Buffalo Psychiatric Center F-5 2$ Canisius College (H.H. Richardson Complex) F-4 2% Medaille College F-3 j BUFFALO ZOO H-2 2^ SUNY at Buffalo South Campus 4 4 D-4 1) Burchfield-Penney Art Center Shopping D-8 1! El Museo Francisco Oller y Diego Rivera G-8 2& Broadway Market F-4 1@ Frank Lloyd Wright's B-7 2* Duty Free Americas Martin House Complex 1# E-2-3 Delaware Avenue shopping district D-7 Karpeles Manuscript Library Campus D-4-7 Elmwood Avenue shopping district 5 5 (2 museums) E,F,G-3 Hertel Avenue shopping district E-8 1$ Langston Hughes Center G-9 1% New York Central Terminal Olmsted Park (4 locations) C-6 1^ QRS Music Rolls Olmsted Parkway 6 6 (south of Delaware Park) FUN FOR ALL SEASONS 7 7 FUN FOR ALL SEASONS 8 8 FAIRGROUNDS HOLIDAY AMERICA’S FAIR FAIRGROUNDS GAMING 9 9 LIGHTS FESTIVAL THE ERIE COUNTY FAIR & RACEWAY Featuring half a million lights August 8–19, 2007 Enjoy over 950 of the hottest and a Christmas Village. August 7–14, 2008 machines and video poker. November–December 2007 Open year-round, 10AM–2AM 10 10 Call (716) 649-3900 Located just 15 minutes for more information. from Buffalo. 11 11 CITY OF BUFFALO You must be 18 years old or older to play video gaming machines and to wager on horses. Please play responsibly. Rules for all promotions and giveaways are available at Player Rewards. WWW.THE-FAIRGROUNDS.COM ABCDEFGHI Use NYS Thruway exit 57, and enter at the South Park entrance.
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