Landmarks

Enjoy an impressive panoramic view of Montreal from above, and discover the city’s history at Observatoire 360° at Place Ville Marie.

Almost a century after it left Western New York, the De Angelis vintage carousel finds its new home in Buffalo’s emerging Canalside neighborhood.

Buffalo City Hall is one of the largest city halls in the country. With it’s artwork and panoramic views of the city, it is a must see destination.

Tour an iconic 145-year-old national historic landmark designed by Henry Hobson Richardson and landscaped by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.

Take a trip to Niagara Falls and discover the remains of the former Schoellkopf Power Plant Ruins within the great Niagara Gorge!

The 54-room Vanderbilt mansion was constructed between 1896 and 1899 and is an example of the Beaux-Arts architecture style with American Renaissance interiors. Open for tours year-round, It is a must-see for any history or architecture buff.

Constructed between 1895 and 1897, Great Camp Sagamore National Historic Landmark is considered one of the most architecturally sophisticated and influential Adirondack camps.

Take a dive into colonial American history by visiting the Johnson Hall Historic Site, the once home to Sir William Johnson.

Located on the easternmost point of Long Island, Montauk Point was the first lighthouse built in the state of New York and operates as a museum today.

Stained-glass windows by European masters add an ornate touch to this church featuring Henri Matisse’s last work and nine windows by Marc Chagall.

One of the oldest urban areas in North America, Montréal’s historic city center is home to colonial mansions, historic basilicas and Old Port surrounded with recreational space and museums.

Experience the final piece of the property’s 25-year, $50 million restoration, as thousands of plants, shrubs and flowers bloom for the first time in decades. The historic landscape will be a stop along America’s largest free, self-guided gardens.

Contains over 350,000 graves and is notorious for the wildlife and trees on its grounds. 

The oldest neighborhood in the city, this unique neighborhood is home to more than 40 pre-Revolutionary houses and has been continuously inhabited for over 300 years.

Home to four generations of the Rockefeller family, the historic landmark has been meticulously maintained for more than 100 years.

Explore former immigration station exhibits like the American Immigrant Wall of Honor and more, and enjoy a view of NYC’s most familiar landmark.

Visit the birthplace of the gay rights movement. Stonewall Inn features dancing every night. 2019 marks 50th anniversary of Stonewall Uprising.

The 19th Century Lyndhurst Mansion in Tarrytown is known as one of the nation’s most beautiful homes. Visit the castle and the grounds and even experience Lyndhurst “after dark” for Halloween.

With guided tours daily, experience the breathtaking architecture and stained glass windows of the first neo-gothic Church, Notre-Dame Basilica.

Mary Queen of the World Cathedral is a 19th-century cathedral modeled after St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.

In 1777, the Saratoga National Historical Park was the site where American forces defeated and forced a British surrender during the War of Independence.

The Mabee Farm Historic Site hosted several special events in 2016, including Celtic Heritage Day, Canal Fest and an Arts & Crafts Festival. Permanent collection includes “The Erie Impact: Changing Agriculture in the Mohawk River Valley.”

Fort Niagara State Park, complete with vast grounds, boating, hiking, and many more activities reopens after a $2.7 million overhaul. The park grounds contain the historic site of Old Fort Niagara, offering activities for the history buff in every family in addition to outdoor recreation.

Buffalo & Erie County Naval Park | New York by Rail At the Buffalo and Erie County Naval Military Park, tour a decommissioned U.S. Naval cruiser, submarine, and destroyer.

The Town Ballroom, a restored 1940s indie music venue, once hosted Frank Sinatra and John Coltrane.

A National Historic Landmark, the beautiful Troy Savings Bank Music Hall has world-renowned acoustics and presents a wide-range of musical performances throughout the year.

Exploring the USS Slater in Albany, NY: A Must-Visit Historic Naval Landmark The USS Slater (DE-766) is a one-of-a-kind World