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Cottages in Buffalo

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1. 4 Mi to Dtwn: Family Home in Buffalo

4 Mi to Dtwn: Family Home in Buffalo
3.0 star property
Masten Park
$458 nightly
The price is $526
Oct 18 - Oct 19
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4 Mi to Dtwn: Family Home in Buffalo
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Top neighborhoods in Buffalo

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Downtown Buffalo

Experience the city's rich culture with visits to the oldest urban parks system in the US, Albright–Knox Art Gallery, and Shea's Performing Arts Center. Enjoy annual festivals and explore nearby universities.

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Allentown

Embracing bohemian and hipster culture, this artistic community offers vibrant nightlife, diverse dining, and antique shopping. Explore the Allentown Historic District, including the renowned Kleinhans Music Hall.

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Elmwood Village

Elmwood Village blends artistic energy with neighborhood charm on Buffalo's tree-lined streets. The Albright-Knox Art Gallery anchors this creative hub, while independent boutiques and sidewalk cafes create a vibrant scene along Elmwood Avenue. Catch live music, browse art studios housed in Victorian mansions, or simply soak up the college-town atmosphere while strolling through this historic district. Local dining ranges from farm-to-table bistros to ethnic eateries with Buffalo favorites like beef on weck. Most accommodations are charming B&Bs in converted Victorians or modern apartment rentals. NFTA buses run frequently along the main avenue, making it easy to explore this walkable neighborhood or connect to downtown attractions.

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Waterfront

Buffalo's Waterfront combines historic industrial charm with modern lakeside fun along Lake Erie. Towering grain elevators stand like concrete cathedrals while Canalside hosts summer concerts near restored canal locks. The Naval & Military Park displays historic warships, and colorful murals transform industrial walls into outdoor galleries. Waterfront restaurants serve fresh lake fish and Buffalo wings on scenic patios with mid-range pricing. Wide promenades make walking a breeze, while bike-share stations offer another way to explore. Hotels with harbor views provide comfortable bases for discovering this revitalized area.

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North Buffalo

North Buffalo serves up a relaxed neighborhood vibe with cultural treasures at every turn. Wander down Hertel Avenue to discover authentic Italian restaurants and boutique shops. The historic North Park Theater's vintage marquee lights up evenings while Buffalo Zoo and Buffalo AKG Art Museum offer daytime adventures. Tree-lined streets reveal charming homes that showcase the area's Italian-American heritage. Getting around is easy with three metro stations serving the neighborhood. Cozy bed and breakfasts in converted historic homes provide an intimate lodging experience. Most restaurants close by 9 PM on weekdays, but you'll find the perfect balance of local living and visitor-friendly amenities throughout this genuine slice of Buffalo life.

Top landmarks in Buffalo

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KeyBank Center

8.6/10 (2,289 reviews)
You can catch an event at KeyBank Center, located 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from central Buffalo. If you think KeyBank Center is cool, you also might like Sahlen Field and Burt Flickinger Athletic Center, both located nearby.
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Buffalo and related destinations

Forget the snowstorms - Buffalo's renaissance is the real headline. Admire Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece Darwin Martin House before catching a show at the ornate Shea's Performing Arts Center. The revitalized waterfront at Canalside hosts concerts with Lake Erie as backdrop. The Buffalo AKG Art Museum showcases impressive modern collections in a building that's art itself. Sample authentic 'wings' at Anchor Bar where they were invented, then wash them down with craft beer from local breweries. Kayak the Buffalo River past grain elevators transformed into light shows. Niagara Falls waits just north, but the city's architecture, affordable art scene, and surprisingly excellent food deserve their own spotlight.

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Find out more about Buffalo

There's a lot visitors like about Buffalo, especially its restaurants and theater. You can easily spend a relaxing day visiting Canalside and Delaware Park. Popular sights in the surrounding area include Highmark Stadium.

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