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Almost all sources agree WNY includes the cities of Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Jamestown, and the surrounding suburbs, as well as the outlying rural areas of Niagara Frontier, and Chautauqua-Alleghany (or the western Southern Tier).
As the birthplace of buffalo wings and Lucille Ball, Western New York is filled with countless attractions and sites for travelers. From the bustling city of Buffalo to the serene village of Skaneateles, here are the 10 most beautiful cities to visit in Western New York.
Western New York is rich in breathtaking sights, from state parks to historical sites to the world-famous Niagara Falls. We've updated this list with four more beautiful places in Western New York to see on a road trip.
When someone mentions Western New York (WNY), most immediately think of Buffalo and Rochester. But hidden in the foothills and plains are also some of the most adorable little towns with their own charming attractions.
This map shows lakes, cities, towns, highways, roads and parks in Western New York State. You may download, print or use the above map for educational, personal and non-commercial purposes. Attribution is required.
From Lewiston to Randolph, these towns in Western New York are worth the stop when road-tripping!
Here are 13 historical places in Western New York that will spark your curiosity instead of put you to sleep (in no particular order).
Classic architecture, international cuisine, adventurous activities and serious art: This Western New York city is blossoming.
It covers the 17 county area of Western New York, especially Rochester, the Genesee Valley and the Western Finger Lakes. WNY is approximately the size of Massachussetts and Connecticut combined. For purposes of this guide, we have broken Western New York up into 6 regions.
Here are 101 things to do on your visit to Western New York! Bird Island Pier, Buffalo. Spring. 1) Show your Polish pride in the Dyngus Day Capital of the World (Cheektowaga) 2) Break out all your green and join Buffalo’s proud Irish community on Saint Paddy’s Day (Buffalo) 3) Ring in spring at the Cherry Blossom Festival (Buffalo)