About Town...
Antique Shopping 6 locations just minutes away
Malls
Armory Square (www.armorysquare.com)
- "...renovated old downtown" Browse the shops, sample the varied menus, visit a
coffee house, cigar bars or sit back and sip a few at some of the finest pubs,
micro-breweries and unique restaurants. Great night life! 8 blocks away.
Theaters
Dining
- Four star to "funky" -- Lake dinner cruises to "Blues"
at the Dinosaur Barbeque. Call us to make your reservations
Sports
- Golf - easy to make tee times at the many courses nearby
- Baseball - new stadium for Skychiefs (Toronto Blue Jays farm team)
- Football - follow the Storm (minor league) or watch the Big East
Champion SU Orangemen at the Carrier Dome
- Tennis - bring your racquet and play on "classic" clay
courts at a "whites required" "private" tennis
club.
- Biking - on the old Erie Canal towpaths
- Basketball (www.syracuseskychiefs.com)-
the SU Orangemen and Orangewomen always offer exciting hoops
- Hockey (www.syracusecrunch.com)-
catch the Syracuse Crunch in action at the War Memorial
- Skiing - downhill 30-45 minutes away and cross country trails
close by
Museums
- Everson Art Museum (www.everson.org)
- designed by Pei, ever-changing exhibits
- Erie Canal Museum (www.eriecanalmuseum.com)
- take a stroll through history on the site of an old weigh station
on the canal
- Museum of Science & Technology (www.most.org)-
interactive exhibits, IMAX theater
- Museum of Automobile History (www.autolit.com)
- "read" all about it
- Onondaga County Historical Association - Local & touring exhibits...trace
genealogy
- Salt Museum - see how the salt industry influenced Syracuse's
history
- St. Marie - Jesuit fort reproduced on the shores of Onondaga Lake
- Burnet Park Zoo (www.rosamondgiffordzoo.org)
- fun for all ages
For more information "About Town" contact
The Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce/Vistitors Bureau
at (315) 470-1800
or online at http://www.syracusecvb.org/.
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