Syracuse Travel Package

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Syracuse Vacation Packages

It is an area of Finger Lakes Region that 150,000 people reside in.

Albany, the state capital, is roughly 120 miles east of Syracuse, and Nedrow is 7 miles to the south.

Discovering the Erie Canal Museum and the Museum of Science and Technology is a great way to kick off your adventures.

The New York State Fairgrounds and the Lockwood Lavender Farm are wonderful places to enjoy some quality time with the children. Want more? WonderWorks and the Empire Expo Center will ensure that the good times keep rolling.

You and your family can take plenty of great photos of the exotic birds and lizards at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo and the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge. Together with the Wild Animal Park, the family are sure to have an unforgettable zoological adventure.

Motorheads are sure to enjoy the incredible machines and heart-stopping action at the Weedsport Speedway.

The region's wine yards certainly know how to please the senses. Meet the passionate cellar masters, sample the latest blends and relax into a great day out at the Giancarelli Brothers Winery or the Anyela's Vineyards. Should those wineries give you a taste for more, head for the CJS Vineyards or the Anyela's Vineyards.

The E.M. Mills Rose Garden plays a vital role in conserving the area's botanical species. Be sure to swing by and support the important work that they do.

When the weather is fine, grab some lunch and head out to one of the area's picturesque urban parks, such as Onondaga Lake Park and Green Lakes State Park. Emerson Park and Burnet Park are two more nice places to while away the day and finally read that neglected book of yours.

Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau and Onondaga Lake Visitors Center are practical places to start when you're looking for some tips on what to see and do in Syracuse.

Like to do a bit of bird-watching? Maybe some fishing if conditions are right? The local lakes offer a range of things to do for people of all ages. Lake Onondaga, Skaneateles Lake and Webster Pond are the most frequented here. Find out which one is the most appealing before you head over for a fun-filled day out in the sun!

Taste the fresh salty air, take a walk along the water's edge and listen to the soothing rhythm of the sea at Jamesville Beach Park or Lakeview Ampitheater. These local bits of coast are waiting when you need to take a rest.

Switch your phone to silent and give yourself a break from the noises of the modern world at Old Erie Canal Historic State Park and Charlie Major Nature Trail. Nature-loving visitors will also enjoy Beaver Lake Nature Center and Camillus Forest Unique Area.

The area's exhibition spaces are a treasure trove of fascinating tales and achievements. The Everson Museum of Art and the Stickley Museum offer a range of collections that are sure to capture your interest. You might also want to consider a visit to the Harriet Tubman Home and Seward House Museum.

An oasis for art lovers, this area is home to numerous spaces in which artists and designers can exhibit their wares. Pay a visit to the Museum of International Masks and Puppets and the ArtRage Gallery to see the best of what this creative enclave has to offer. The Community Folk Art Center and the John D. Barrow Art Gallery are also well worth a look if you can squeeze them in.

Eager historians can travel back through time at the Sainte Marie among the Iroquois and the Cayuga Museum of History and Art. The Onondaga Historical Museum and the Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum are also respected options.

To find out more about the area's rich and colorful past, pay a visit to at least one of its many historic sites. Start your history lesson at the OnCenter Complex or the Le Moyne College. More stories from a bygone era await at Armory Square and Fort Hill Cemetery.

If you'd like to learn more about stories of settlement and defense, visit the old defense structures at Fort Brewerton.

Travelers with a fascination for religion should stroll by Willard Memorial Chapel.

After touring all of the principle attractions around Syracuse, take the time to visit a few of its lesser-known gems. Some great places to start off with are the Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center and the Auburn Public Theater. If you can fit it in, also think about visiting the Cazenovia Public Library or Hopkins Road County Park.

Accommodation in Syracuse

Syracuse is a worthwhile destination, with as many as 54 Syracuse accommodation listings to choose from on Expedia.

The following Syracuse hotels are worth considering, the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center and Residence Inn Syracuse Downtown At Armory Square

Syracuse is home to the world-famous Erie Canal Museum, and another option is to stay nearby to this famous attraction. The Jefferson Clinton Hotel is just 0.4 miles away. Another option is the Courtyard Syracuse Downtown At Armory Square, just 0.4 miles away.