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Gray Line Buffalo

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3466 Niagara Falls Blvd.
North Tonawanda,
NY 14120
United States

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Thu, 24th July 2008

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Mon, 20th October 2008

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Buffalo is a city of internationally acclaimed architecture, abundant history, ethnic neighborhoods, a wide array of attractions, and a multitude of cultural opportunities. Let us give you a sampling of the Queen City’s best offerings.

See the best works of architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, H.H. Richardson, Louis Sullivan, E.B. Green and more. The work of Frederick Law Olmsted, North Americas greatest landscape architect and designer of the Niagara Falls State Park and NYC´s Central Park, will be prominently presented as you view Buffalo´s elaborate parks and parkway network, which he designed to surround the central city.

Highlights of the tour include a visit to the Olmsted Crescent, which houses, among others, the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo and Erie County Historical Museum, Buffalo Zoo, Buffalo Museum of Science, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Darwin Martin House complex.

Other sites included on the tour are Delaware Park, Forest Lawn Cemetary, Martin Luther King Park, the Tri-Main Center, the Naval and Servicemens Park, Wilcox Mansion - Theodore Roosevelts Inaugural Site, Buffalos Theater District and Waterfront, and much more.

Departure times may vary. Please call 1-800-365-3609 24 hours in advance to confirm departure time and location.

Departure locations include: Buffalo and Erie County Historical Museum (Elmwood Ave. and Nottingham Terrace, North of the Scajaquada Expressway - Rt. 198)

**Other pick-up locations offered in Buffalo Airport, Amherst, and downtown Buffalo areas.

Tour pick up time ("Tour Time") is between 10:00 AM and 10:30 AM

Available May 10, 2008 - Oct 20, 2008.