Buffalo（English: Buffalo), also transliterated as Buffalo, a city in western New York State, located at the eastern end of Lake Erie and the source of the Niagara River. With a population of 282,864 (2010 Census, Buffalo Catrogers Metropolitan Area has a total population of 1.215826), it is the second largest city in New York State (after New York City) and the capital of Erie County. The opposite shore is Fort Erie, Canada.
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aviation
Buffalo-Niagara International Airport (IATA：BUF),existbuffaloIt is a large airport with flights all over the United States. This is about 30-40 minutes away.
- Buffalo Airport Shuttle ， 716-685-2550 ， [1]Services are provided from Buffalo-Niagara Airport to Niagara Falls. A family of 4 people may have to pay $22, and drivers tend to have great tips on where to go to avoid anything.
- BUF Buffalo Airport Taxi Service ， 716-292-4425 ， [2]There is an airport taxi service from Buffalo-Niagara Airport to Niagara Falls. The expected cost will be 65 yuan for 1-7 people, and only one person will be charged.
Niagara Falls International Airport （IATA：IAG ) Is the nearest airport to autumn, but it is served by only one commercial airline, charter flights and private flights.
- DirectAir [3]There are regular direct flights to feet. Myers, Florida and Myrtle Beach, SC. Free airport parking on site.
John Carl Munro Hamilton International Airport （IATA：YHM) About an hour’s drive west of Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada. The airport hosts low-cost Canadian WestJet carriers, providing frequent flights throughout Canada. In addition, Atlantic Holidays offers weekly direct flights to Mexico's Cancun and Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
Toronto Pearson International Airport （IATA：YYZ), in [Toronto]] about an hour’s drive from the waterfall. However, it is expected that the treatment may take longer in the Toronto area.
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport （IATA：CLE ), in [[Knight] is about a 3-hour drive from Niagara Falls, and is a hub for United Airlines, and has direct flights to many destinations. This is another opportunity to find cheap fares to enter the area.
train
- AmtrakNiagara Falls Station (NFL) Daily supply of Imperial services from [New York] and Maple Leaf from New York City and [Toronto].
drive
- From Buffalo-Niagara International Airport: Take I-90 east to I-290 west to I-190 north. Take I-190 North (more than two Grand Island bridges, $1 toll) Robert Moses Parkway.
- From Toronto Pearson International Airport: Take Highway 427 S to Hamilton QEW. Drive for about 60 miles (100 kilometers), then keep to the left and take Regional Road 420 E/Roberts towards the Niagara Falls Bridge U.S. Continue to Falls Avenue, then cross the Rainbow Bridge. Roberts Street becomes State Route 384/Niagara Street once in the U.S.
- From New York, Boston and the East Coast: Take the I-90 W towards Buffalo's 290 W. Exit to 190 NS towards Grand Island and Niagara Falls. Follow I-90 N to Grand Island, then immediately after the North Grand Island Bridge, take exit 21A (because you are leaving the island) to Robert Moses Parkway. Continue to Niagara Falls in the city center.
- From Chicago and the Midwest: Take I-90 east towards Buffalo at 190 W. Follow signs for Grand Island and Niagara Falls. Follow the Grand Island Interstate, then immediately after the North Grand Island Bridge, exit 21A (because you left the island) Robert Moses Parkway. Continue to Niagara Falls in the city center.
take a bus
NFTA bus #210 runs every 2 hours between Buffalo Niagara International Airport and Niagara Falls. Currently, it is expected to be until June 30. SeeNFTASchedule on the website.
In Buffalo, taxis, in general, can be delivered quickly and easily; however, in general, where they can be transported at the airport and the surrounding city to various downtown hotel centers, the entertainment district Chippewa Street, and (At some point, with a little luck) Allentown was praised as the only place on the street, the Elmwood Strip and surrounding colleges.
taxi
In Buffalo, taxis, generally speaking, can be delivered quickly and easily; however, in general, where they can be transported at the airport and the surrounding city to various downtown hotel centers, the entertainment district Chippewa Street, and (At some point, with a little luck) Allentown was praised as the only place on the street, the Elmwood Strip and surrounding colleges.
Taxi services in Buffalo include:
- BUF Buffalo Airport Taxi Service : 1 716 292-4425 .
- Buffalo Express Taxi : 1 716 809-8009 .
- Buffalo Taxi Cab Service : 1 716 809-8001 .
- Buffalo Taxi Cab : 1 716 715-9416
- Buffalo Transportation : 1 716 877-5600 .
- Cold Spring Cab Company : 1 716 886-4900
transportation
Museum
The rich cultural attractions of Buffalo are strange because of the somewhat small size of the city. The museums here are diverse and a proud citizen of Buffalo. It can be said that the most interesting of them is that there were a large number of key areas of the organization in the past. Those who are curious about Buffalo’s rich history should stop first at the hugeBuffalo History MuseumFocus on the history of the city in a general sense, then you pick a smaller, more specialized museum-mediumLower Lake Maritime History Society MuseumTo learn more about the importance which gave Buffalo its importance as an inland port,Color Music Club MuseumorNash House Museum Great Lakes RouteIn the history of African Americans in Buffalo,Buffalo Transport Pierce-Arrow MuseumThe story behind Buffalo’s early, 20th century car industry’s importanceBuffalo Fire History SocietyFire in Buffalo, much history.
Art
The more this is even more than the range of many cultural attractions, Buffalo’s art scene ishugeFor a city, its size, and the size of the gallery, to meet different tastes. existMuseum DistrictAt the northern end of Elmwood Village are the sites of the two largest art museums in Buffalo, beautifulKnoxAnd brand newBirchfield, Penney" . existBuffalo Religious Art CenterIs a ready-made beaten path at Black Rock Gem, dedicated to maintaining statues, icons, stained glass, and other'artwork'Many churches and other houses of worship have been closed since Buffalo's population loss in the late 20th century.
The smaller-scale storefront galleries are abundant, and they are mainly concentrated in some of the more interesting areas of Buffalo, such asAllentownofTheater districtwithHertel Avenue -And the growing number of emerging art communitiesLower West Side,existGrant-Amherst, And the theater district in the south500 main street。
Architecture
More and more Buffalo’s exquisite and well-preserved buildings have captured the attention of locals and tourists alike. Recently, when Buffalo's architecture took center stage, the 2011 National Conservation Conference was held in our city with unanimous praise. From almost every ten years of existence in Buffalo, the building is still well preserved, and even more to be restored every year.
A great wealth of information about Buffalo’s rich architectural heritage is available on the award-winning website,[4]。
outdoor
Buffalo is a great place to enjoy the outdoors-especially in the warmer months. One side effect of Buffalo's notorious hatred of winter is that the locals really make the warmest weather months. It is foreseeable that on the first pleasant day of the year in March or April, the streets are crowded with mushy-skinned locals, although they are still wearing shorts and vests in cold temperatures, after long-term drinking and chewing in the fresh air and Sunshine, cold winter. Autumn is also a pleasant time outdoors in Buffalo, with the crisp, fragrant wind perfectly complementing the crunch of fallen leaves.
The city of Buffalo contains more than 200 parks, large and small. The largest and most interesting Buffalo park was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, undoubtedly the largest landscape architect in the 19th century, together with his partner at the time, Calvert Vaux. Buffalo’s Olmsted Park is an interconnected network of six large parks and six small green spaces (three of the latter’s survival today), interconnected by wide, tree-lined avenues calledBig roadThe magnificent boulevard is modeled after [Paris]. Although he will go to design other cities similar to the park system, Buffalo’s is one of the oldest and best-preserved Olmsted’s park systems-andBuffalo Olmsted Park Conservation Society, Having been responsible for maintaining the Olmsted system of the park since 2004 for not-for-profit purposes, it is difficult to repair and restore the elements that have been lost for many years to make the park even better than they are now.
Olmsted Park, this will be the most interested visitorsDelaware Park, Buffalo’s largest 234 acres (93 hectares), it has facilities includingBuffalo Zoo,onerose GardenwithJapanese garden, And public art installations, andSouth Park, It containsBuffalo and Erie County Botanical Garden. In addition, although it is not an Olmsted Park,LaSalle ParkThere are outdoor amphitheaters, baseball and football fields, dog runs, walks and jogging trails overlooking the beautiful waterfront environment of Lake Erie.
Speaking of this: as if to ignore the ugliness, invadeInterstate 190withBuffalo TianshunRunning along the coastline, Buffalo's waterfront is becoming an increasingly focused outdoor recreation activity. Located in the heart of the city center,CanalsideIt is ground zero leisure on the waterfront of Buffalo. It seems that summer concerts and music festivals are held every day in the middle of the remnants of the historic Canal District. Many ports’ cruise lines are also located along the canal, in order toBuffalo and Erie County Naval Military Park。
Bailing is also quite abundant on the waterfront of buffalo. In addition to the LaSalle Park mentioned earlier,Broderick ParkIs a small green space at the southern end of Squaw Island. The most famous isBird Island Pier’s'Northern End', a full view of the Niagara River mouth with a 1.3-mile (2 km) walkway, lower Lake Erie and-at its southern end-atErie Basin CoastAnd downtown. Further north,Riverside ParkIt is Olmsted Park in the far northwest corner of the city, adjacent to the Niagara River. It is worth mentioning thatoutport, The former industrial land in the southern urban area, became a national park in September 2013 with the outer port functionGallagher Beach is'a vast ocean', a pebble beach popular for boating and windsurfing, andTimes Beach Nature ReservewithTift Nature Reserve, Where the trail passes through the wetland habitat filled with migratory birds and native animals strolling...