George Eastman Museum
The George Eastman Museum Mansion and Gardens Eastman Museum provide a glimpse into the life of one of the greatest American innovators and entertainers in the first decades of the twentieth century. George Eastman was an entrepreneur, a philanthropist, and the pioneer of popular photography and motion picture film. Located: 900 East Avenue Rochester NY […]
RMSC | Rochester Museum & Science Center & Strasenburg Planetarium
FCVT-Flower City Virtual Tour continues the Discover ROC Series TOP #25 Places to See in Rochester, NY #11-RMSC-Rochester Museum and Science Center and Strasenburgh Planetarium RMSC-Rochester Museum and Science Center: There is so much to see and do at RMSC-Rochester Museum and Science Center. Science, technology or history buffs of all ages will enjoy the […]
Strong National Museum of Play
There is so much to see and do at The Strong National Museum of Play. Upstate New York’s largest cultural attraction. All ages will enjoy the hands-on, dynamic, interactive exhibit spaces. You will find the Strong National Museum of Play located downtown ROC at 1 Manhattan Square Drive Rochester, NY 14607 General Admission: Age 2 […]
Memorial Art Gallery
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Neighborhood of the Arts
Memorial Art Gallery The Memorial Art Gallery is a jewel located in the Neighborhood of the Arts. MAG is located at 500 University Avenue, Rochester, New York.The Gallery is closed on Monday/Tuesday.Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun the hours are 11 am-5 pm.Except for Thursday when the hours extend 11 am-9 pm.At the world-class gallery there is an extensive collection […]
Rochester Public Market
FAST FACTS: Rochester Public Market is located at 280 N. Union St. Open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday year-round Over 300 vending stalls Offer local produce, meats and seafood, eggs and dairy products, ethnic delicacies, prepared and packaged foods, specialty items, general merchandise Independent local businesses, cafes, food stands, coffee shops, purveyors, breweries, retail shops, and […]
Cobbs Hill Park
Cobbs Hill Park located in the city’s southeast area features a 100-acre sanctuary filled with large oaks and wildlife. At the highest point, you’ll find great views of the city of Rochester and the surrounding area. The Reservoir’s walkways, iron fence, steps, and overlooks were designed by the Olmsted firm. PARK HIGHLIGHTS: -Cobbs Hill Reservoir […]
Turning Point Park/Genesee Riverway Trail
Genesee Riverway Trail: The Genesee Riverway Trail (GRT) is an off-road 24-mile scenic multi-use trail that runs through Rochester for walking, running, and bicycling along the Genesee River. It extends through the scenic, historic, and cultural heart of Rochester, from the Erie Canal to downtown and Lake Ontario. It provides pedestrian access to the Genesee River, […]
Durand Eastman Park
A trip to Rochester, NY would not be complete without a drive along Lakeshore Boulevard to Durand Eastman Park and Lake Ontario Beach. From Culver Road, you can take Sweet Fern Road which winds alongside the Arboretum. It will bring you to Lakeshore Boulevard where you will find ample parking. In season you can drive […]
Ontario Beach Park
The 39-acre Ontario Beach Park is located at 4800 Lake Avenue. It contains one of the Great Lakes best natural sand beaches. The park attracts tens of thousands of visitors annually. Charlotte Pier The 721 meters long Charlotte Pier is located at 1 Beach Avenue. The Pier offers a half-mile of access to both the […]
Highland Park
Frederick Law Olmsted Highland Park was expertly designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. He was regarded as the founder of American landscape architecture, Olmstead is best known for designing Central Park in New York City. You can find a detailed list of his Principal Projects at National Association for Olmsted Parks. Rochester Lilac Festival Highland Park […]
High Falls Brown’s Race Historic District
The Falls on the Genesee River: There are six falls on the Genesee River. Three are located in Letchworth State Park. In Rochester, there are three waterfalls. The three falls are: the Upper or High Falls, the Middle Falls and the Lower Falls. High Falls can be viewed from the Pont de Rennes Pedestrian Bridge. Looking out over the gorge you will be captivated by […]
#1 Erie Canal
Today the Erie Canal is a popular site for recreation all year-long. The towpath is frequented by walkers, joggers, and bikers year-round. Mid-May to October you will find leisure boats, crew teams, and tour boats on the waterway. The Erie Canal is a 200-year-old modern engineering marvel that extends from Albany to Buffalo. It runs […]