Sites & Scenes

While you are heading to Syracuse to play your favorite sport, there are quite a few other ways to enjoy your stay

PLACES TO SEE

Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame – The perfect place to learn about the area’s rich sports history. Exhibits include athletic artifacts such as the very first NBA 24-second clock, exciting photos, videos and stories of local legends.

Salt Museum – Syracuse was created around the salt industry, and this museum was an original part of the process that helped supply the nation with salt. It is located on the scenic shores of Lake Onondaga.

Rosamond Gifford Zoo – Open year-round, the zoo always has something new and exciting going on depending on the season, and there are more than 600 animals to meet along the way.

Alliance Bank Stadium – This 12,000-seat Minor League Baseball stadium is the home of the Syracuse Chiefs, the Triple-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals. When the weather gets nice, enjoy a relaxing day at the ballpark.

Syracuse University – If you’re looking to enjoy the college atmosphere, visit the scenic campus or take in some collegiate athletics.

OUT AND ABOUT

Dining – No matter what you’re in the mood for or your price range, Syracuse won’t disappoint. Enjoy regional favorites or traditional comfort foods, but don’t be afraid to explore the eclectic choices.

Golf – If golf is your game, check out one of the dozens of local golf courses. Enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery of upstate New York.

Spas and salons – Treat yourself to a day of luxury and pampering while you’re on vacation and visit one or more than 20 salons and spas in the Syracuse area.

Shopping – Whether you need something for yourself or you’re looking for the perfect souvenir or gift, you’ll find it when you’re out and about in Syracuse. You’ll have no trouble finding that one special item to help remember your trip.

Spirits/ Nightlife – Syracuse once was home to more than 50 breweries, so when the bowling is done, kick back and relax with your teammates at one of the many pubs, wine bars, ale houses or more traditional establishments or visit a vineyard or brewery.

Gaming – Just 35 miles east of Syracuse, Turning Stone Resort & Casino is a 1,200- acre entertainment complex offering 24/7 action-packed gaming with over 80 table games and 2,400 Instant Multi-Games®

machines (slots). The resort also offers

entertainment, world-class golf, fine dining and more! Shuttle service is available. Visit www.turningstone.com to find out more!

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