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Buffalo Landmarks and Buffalo Monuments
(Buffalo, New York - NY, USA)



The city of Buffalo contains a number of notable, historic landmarks, buildings and monuments. Buffalo's City Hall dominates the skyline and has become one of the most famous landmarks in Buffalo, offering superb panoramic views of the cityscape.

Other major landmarks in Buffalo include St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, one of the oldest buildings in Buffalo, and the significant Theodore Roosevelt National Historic Site. Here are some details about Buffalo's main landmarks and monuments.




Buffalo Landmarks and Monuments: City Hall - 65 Niagara Square, Buffalo, New York (NY), 14202, USA
Tel: +1 716 851 4200
Those after views of the city would do well to visit Buffalo's City Hall, which opened in 1931 and boasts an observation deck on the 28th floor, providing outstanding glimpses of the city and Lake Erie. It is also worth spending some time ogling the building's finer points, including its many statues and carvings.
Buffalo landmark open: Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 16:00
Buffalo landmark admission: free

Buffalo Landmarks and Monuments: St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral - 128 Pearl Street, Buffalo, 14202, New York (NY), USA
+1 716 855 0900
Located in Buffalo's downtown district, St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral is one of the city's most historic buildings and was originally built in the mid-19th century, and then rebuilt 40 years later after fire damage. Highlights include impressive architecture, many period details, a parkland setting and regular church services.
Buffalo landmark open: daily
Buffalo landmark admission: free

Buffalo Landmarks and Monuments: Theodore Roosevelt National Historic Site - 641 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York (NY), USA
Tel: +1 716 884 0095
The world-famous Theodore Roosevelt National Historic Site appeals to history buffs visiting Buffalo city and can be found in the Aynsley Wilcox House on Delaware Avenue. The museum is dedicated to the emergency swearing in of Roosevelt, who arrived in Buffalo following the earlier assassination of President William McKinley. Attractions include a reconstructed library, Roosevelt memorabilia and a number of other presidential related exhibits.
Buffalo landmark open: Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 17:00, Saturday and Sunday - 12:00 to 17:00
Buffalo landmark admission: charge

 
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