Finger Lakes Region

Seaway Trail - The New York State Seaway Trail is a 454 mile scenic route paralleling Lake Erie, the Niagara River, Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. The trail will take you to sophisticated cities, quaint villages, fishing ports, and dozens of family attractions, restaurants, accommodations and shops.

Sciencenter of Ithaca - The Center houses over 100 exhibits and a museum store that make learning about science fun.

Strong Museum - The Strong Museum is the nation's leading hands-on history center for families and children located in downtown Rochester, New York.

Susan B. Anthony House - The Susan B. Anthony House was the home of the legendary American civil rights leader during the most politically active period of her life, and the site of her famous arrest for voting in 1872.

Alleyway Theatre - Founded in 1980, the Alleyway Theatre's programming includes 4 to 5 premiere productions, educational workshops, the annual Maxim Mazumdar New Play Competition, plus annual productions of Buffalo Quickies (festival of one-acts), A Christmas Carol, and The Road To Bethlehem.

RMSC Museum - The Museum offers three floors of interactive exhibits on science and technology as well as a four story high planetarium dome.

Rosamond Gifford Zoo at Burnet Park - The adventure never ends at Syracuse's #1 family attraction. The zoo features over 600 animals in diverse habitats ranging from the tropics to the woodlands. Open year round, the zoo features amazing indoor and outdoor exhibits with many opportunities for fun and discovery.

Tioga Scenic Railroad - Escape from the ordinary and experience the nostalgia of the golden age of railroading aboard a Tioga Scenic Railroad Excursion.

Tanglewood Nature Center - Tanglewod Nature Center offers 16 acres of the forest for environmental education. The Center offers a variety of programs, displays and hands-on activities for visitors of all ages.

Windmill Farm and Craft Market - The Windmill Farm and Craft Market id a 26-acre site which houses three main buildings, a street of shops, and a produce shed all nestled among the pine trees. The Windmill is New York States first and still the finest rural farm and craft market.

Aquarium of Niagara - Opened over thirty-five years ago as the 'First Inland Oceanarium,' the Aquarium of Niagara was the first aquarium to maintain marine life using synthetic seawater. More than forty exhibits showcase 1,500 aquatic animals from around the globe.

Rochester and Genesee Valley Railroad Museum - The Museum offers a restored 1908 rural Erie Railroad depot. The Museum also offers a track car ride, outdoor railroad exhibits, indoor displays, and a gift shop.

Roseland Waterpark - Roseland Waterpark features a 58-acre forest filled with water rides and the Finger Lakes largest wave pool. Roseland Waterpark has something for everyone in your family.

Seneca Zoo - The Seneca Zoo features over 250 animals displayed in naturalistic settings.

National Women's Hall of Fame - The National Women's Hall of Fame is a shrine to some of the greatest women in the history of this country.

Science and Discovery Center - The Mission of the Science and Discovery Center (SDC) is to educate people of all ages about science and technology through a hands-on learning experience. At the SDC you will find dozens of interactive science exhibits that are sure to bring fun and excitement to the whole family.

National Warplane Museum - The National Warplane Museum is an educational institution founded to collect, preserve, interpret and exhibit military aviation memorabilia and to fly military aircraft. The museum is also the home of the world famous, annual Wings of Eagles® Airshow.

Museum of Science and Technology - Located in downtown Syracuse's historic Armory Square, the MOST features the Bristol Omnitheater, New York State's only IMAX Dome theater, the Silverman Planetarium, as well as 27,000 square feet of hands-on activities and exhibits for visitors of all ages.

National Soaring Museum - The National Soaring Museum is the only comprehensive U.S. museum (and one of only two worldwide) focused on soaring and motorless flight. The museum offers hands-on exhibits, active soaring field, films and the world's largest collection of sailplanes.

Museum of the Earth - Take a journey 544 million years back in time and learn about the Earth's history, present and future. Natural history, art, and interactive exhibits featuring PRI’s world-class paleontological collections including whale and mastodon skeletons Guided tours, public programming and field trips, special events and facilities rentals available.

Mid-Lakes Navigation Company - Mid-Lakes Navigation Company offers dinner, lunch, brunch, theme and sightseeing cruises for individuals and groups on Skaneateles Lake and the Erie Canal.

Hill Cumorah & Historical Sites of the LDS Church - The visitors' facilities at the Joseph Smith Log Home, Sacred Grove, Joseph Smith Frame Home, Hill Cumorah, Peter Whitmer Log Home, Book of Mormon Historic Publication Site and the Martin Harris Farm are open year-round. Guided tours, films and displays are available.

Heritage Square Museum - Visit a historic crossroads community of the mid-1800's. Step into the past and relive a touch of mid 19th Century Americana. See the sights, hear the stories, experience being where families like yours lived over a hundred years ago.

Greater Canandiagua Civic Center - The Greater Canandaigua Civic Center is a multi-use facility located in Canandaigua. Not only is the Civic Center a state of the art ice skating facility, which hosts numerous hockey leagues and ice skating programs, it is also a community center available for events such as trade shows, the circus, concerts and more.

Granger Homestead - Home to four generations of the Granger Family, the Granger Homestead and Carriage Museum occupy a scenic 10-acre site on North Main Street, just a few blocks from downtown Canandaigua, New York, about 20 miles southeast of Rochester.

Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center - This unique natural amphitheater is summer home to the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. In addition, a wide variety of summer concerts take place each year.

Erie Canal Museum - Housed in the 1850 Weighlock Building, where canal boats were weighed during the days when they traveled through the center of Syracuse on the Erie Canal, the Erie Canal Museum offers a gallery full of participatory exhibits giving visitors a look at canal life and promotes hands-on- learning.

Ithaca Farmers Market - The Ithaca Farmers' Market is a co-operative consisting of over 125 local fruit and vegetable growers, bakers and cooks, and a wide variety of artists and craftsmen. The market pavilion is situated on the water's edge, in a garden-like setting, and is surrounded by trees and flowering plants.

Johnson, Herbert F. Museum of Art - The Johnson Museum has one of the finest collections of art in New York State and is recognized as one of the most important university museums in the country. Spanning the history of art, the Museum's collections are especially strong in Asian art, nineteenth and twentieth-century American art, and the graphic arts.

Keuka Maid Dinner Boat Cruises - The keuka Maid is a three-level 500 passenger dinner boat on beautiful Keuka Lake. Lunch, brunch and dinner cruises are offered aboard the Keuka Maid.

Clemens Center for the Performing Arts - Regional performing arts center presenting Broadway, concerts, Children's theatre, comedy and more.

Chemung Valley History Museum - Take a walk through time and discover treasurers from the past. At its museum, the Society offers resources on the history of the Chemung River Valley region through collections focusing on the Southern Tier of New York State and neighboring Northern Pennsylvania.

Centers for Nature Education - Centers for Nature Education feature a 170-acre environmental education center. The center offers slide shows, workshops, guided walks, and nature investigations for individuals, families, school groups, scouts, garden clubs, and teachers.

Cayuga Nature Center - Cayuga Nature Center (CNC) is a nonprofit, private organization dedicated to providing education for schools, community groups and the general public throughout the year. Programs are for anyone interested in learning more about the environment, the out-of-doors and themselves.

Bristol Valley Theater - The Bristol Valley Theater is a professional summer theater that produces plays including comedies, dramas, musicals and thrillers, as well as an annual children's show.

Sonnenberg Gardens - Sonnenberg Gardens is a beautiful Victorian mansion and gardens, located at the north end of Canandaigua Lake, in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region in Upstate New York.

Everson Museum of Art - The EVerson Museum of Art features two centuries of American paintings, an internationally renown ceramic collection, a variety of sculptures and video presentations.

The Rochester Folk Art Guild - Renowned center for fine quality craftmanship in the Rochester and Finger Lakes Region of New York, whose guild crafts can be found throughout the United States. Open May through October.

Oncenter Complex - The Oncenter Complex is a highly attractive multi-venue exhibition, convention, and entertainment facility.