With a population of slightly more than 250,000, Buffalo is New York State’s second largest city. For much of the 20th century it was an industrial powerhouse, and its economy was powered by the steel, manufacturing, and automotive industries. Those industries and the jobs they created are largely a thing of the past, and now …
Buffalo is upstate New York’s most famous city, with its proximity to the USA side of the spectacular Niagara Falls and its almost equivalently important claim to fame – the invention of buffalo wings. It’s an excellent base for travellers and a very pleasant destination in itself, with leafy parks and a beautiful location on …
A liveable and lovely town that buts up to the banks of Lake Erie, Buffalo looks directly across the waters to Canada. One of the northernmost cities in New York State, it’s famed for its long history of Polish and German immigration; two cultural strands that still pop up with the lively festivals of Dyngus …