Spring, summer and fall offer mild weather perfect for outdoor
pursuits:
Boating and fishing. Located on Lake Erie at the beginning of
the Niagara River, Buffalo is a mecca for anglers and boaters.
Canoeing, kayaking and sailing.
Golfing. Tee up at top-rated courses, here and just across the
border.
Walking, running, hiking and biking. Get fit and enjoy the
scenery in historic city
parks, on multipurpose suburban paths and at the dazzling Niagara
Gorge. Many state
and provincial parks
are within a short drive.
Camping. Pitch your tent at any number of private, public or
state-run campsites.
Stand where Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office. Gaze at the terminus of the Erie Canal. Wander through a fort that played a pivotal role in the French and Indian War.
World-class galleries, a robust theater scene and music for every ear make Western New York a major arts destination. Our riches include the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, BPO and Shea's.
Chicken wings put our city on the culinary map, but there’s much more to Buffalo’s diverse food scene. A broad selection of upscale restaurants and ethnic eateries reflects the region’s cultural mix.
From quaint pubs and cozy corner coffeehouses to stylish dance clubs and eclectic live-music joints, you’re sure to find a scene in one of several distinct districts that suits your style and your budget.
Buffalo is home to two major professional sports teams—the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills and the National Hockey League’s Buffalo Sabres—and some of the world’s most spirited fans.
Hiking, skiing, water sports and more: The area’s outdoor scene offers an array of opportunities to be active year-round. We’ve got top-rated golf courses, not to mention Lake Erie and the Niagara River.