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Broderick Park
Broderick Park is located on the shores of the Niagara River and during the mid-1800s acted as the critical crossing point into Canada for runaway slaves using the Underground Railroad to find freedom.
Address: 1170 Niagara St. Buffalo NY USA 14213
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Hennepin Park is named for Father Louis Hennepin, who was the first European to see Niagara Falls. It is a small green space that has been used for everything from ice skating to jogging, along with other recreational activities.
Address: Hennepin Street Buffalo NY USA 14206
 1 716 829-3543
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Cazenovia Park
Cazenovia Park is a large green space located on the south side of Buffalo. There is a swimming pool and a year round skating rink here, as well as a nine hole golf course. It is also a popular spot for lunching.
Address: Cazenovia Street Buffalo NY USA 14220
1 716 825-9811
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The Buffalo zoo is the third largest zoo in the United States. Endangered, exotic, and local wildlife roam freely in the modest enclosures.
Address: 300 Parkside Avenue Buffalo NY USA 14214-1999
 Send an Email (10) 1 716 837-3900
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Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens are set in an 1890s Victorian domed glass conservatory. The gardens feature plants and flowers from all over the world. Among the collections are herbs as well as an orchid and bromeliad house. Other landscape features include a waterfall. Annual seasonal shows are also held here.
Address: 2655 South Park Road Buffalo NY USA 14218
Send an Email (1) 1 716 696-3555
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Tifft Nature Preserve features 265 acres of trails and boardwalks, man made lakes and a 75-acre fresh water marsh. It serves as the environmental education site for the Buffalo Museum of Science, and offers hiking, picnicking, birdwatching, and cross-country skiing in the winter.
Address: 1200 Fuhrmann Boulevard Buffalo NY USA 14203
1 716 825-6397
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Delaware Park
Delaware Park is the largest park in Buffalo, and one of six that was designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted, a famous landscape artist, in the late 19th century. Golf, baseball, tennis and other recreational facilities are located here, including cross country skiing in the winter.
Address: Parkside Avenue and Elmwood Avenue Buffalo NY USA 14214
1 716 835-2533
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