Cheap Vacation House & Cottage Rentals in Syracuse, NY

Here we list the must-visit places in Syracuse:

• Rosamond Gifford Zoo: 465 Vacation Rentals
• Barry Park: 205 Vacation Rentals
• Erie Canal Museum: 218 Vacation Rentals
• Inner Harbor: 214 Vacation Rentals
• Museum of Science & Technology: 436 Vacation Rentals
• Everson Museum of Art: 394 Vacation Rentals
• Thornden Park: 341 Vacation Rentals
• Museum Of Intrigue: 439 Vacation Rentals
• Billy Beez, Destiny USA: 476 Vacation Rentals
• Franklin Square Park: 407 Vacation Rentals
• Armory Square: 183 Vacation Rentals
• Onondaga Historical Association: 233 Vacation Rentals
• 5 Wits Syracuse: 362 Vacation Rentals
• Onondaga Park: 149 Vacation Rentals
• Union Park: 495 Vacation Rentals
• Erie Canal Monument: 490 Vacation Rentals
• Burnet PARK: 391 Vacation Rentals
• Community Folk Art Center: 342 Vacation Rentals
• Clinton Square Ice Rink: 251 Vacation Rentals
• Rand Tract Park: 157 Vacation Rentals

Here are the airports that located near Syracuse:

• Syracuse Hancock International Airport: 293 Vacation Rentals

Iverson Gallery

Located in Syracuse, New York, the Iverson Museum of art is one of the most important museums in New York state. It was founded in 1897 and dedicated to the collection, protection, and display of American art. Designed by I. M. Pei, the museum is the first art museum work in his architectural career. The museum itself is a huge sculpture, which is amazing. Iverson art museum is famous for its perfect shape and diverse collection and is welcomed by art lovers all over the world. The main body is made up of four large boxes with different height and height. The interior exhibition room is mainly for the exhibition of paintings, so artificial lighting is mainly used. There are two side windows at the edge of the sculpture court surrounded by the exhibition room. Natural light is sprinkled from the edge of the roof. Among them, the revolving staircase is considered to be the most "exaggerated" place in the whole museum. The museum has 11000 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, pottery, and video clips. The portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stewart, the most famous American portrait painter, is located in the museum. This museum is one of the earliest art galleries in the United States to collect video art, and it is also the largest art gallery in the world to collect video art. The museum also has a large collection of furniture from the arts and crafts movement, many of them by Gustav Stickley.

Erie Canal Museum

The Erie Canal Museum, located in Syracuse, New York, USA, was founded in 1962. It is a private museum about the earliest artificial canal in the United States, the Erie Canal. The building, where the museum is located, was built in 1849 and has been listed on the national list of historical sites. The Erie Canal Museum, which is composed of gate buildings and art education centers, is committed to protecting the last gate building in the United States, collecting, protecting and displaying canal related items, so as to let more people understand the long history and culture of the canal and the great contribution the canal has made to New York state. There are copies of the liner, old photos of the canal, models of the canal, etc. The Erie Canal Museum is open to the public from 10:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Saturday, and from 10:00 to 15:00 on Sunday. It is closed on New Year's Day, Easter, independence day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

2-Day Trip Itinerary

On the first day, visit the Iverson gallery and the Erie Canal Museum to experience the art and culture of Syracuse.

The next day, visit Onondaga Park and Rosamond Gifford zoo to experience the natural atmosphere of Syracuse.

Onondaga Park

This is a beautiful park, the park green grass, surrounded by a lake, there is a chic white Pavilion for people to rest. The reed swaying along the lake and all kinds of birds living here constitute a beautiful picture. It is worth mentioning that the distinctive community around the park, where each house is unique, it is difficult to find two identical houses.

Rosamond Gifford Zoo

It is an outdoor activity site worth visiting in Syracuse. You can watch the animals play, eat and enjoy the beautiful natural environment. You can also see elephants, bears, tigers, and three-month-old cubs, birds, pandas, parrots and so on. It's great and educational.

Pharmacy: Rite Aid

• Address: 301 South Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 13202

Supermarket: Express Mart

• Address: Express mart, 324 w water st, Syracuse, NY 13202

Airport: Syracuse Hancock International Airport is a civil-military joint airport located 5 miles northeast of Syracuse downtown in Onondaga County, New York. Syracuse Hancock International Airport is located on interstate 81 near Martindale, New York, and its main terminal is located at the east end of Eileen Collins Avenue.

Freeway: Syracuse is the transportation hub of central New York State, located at the intersection of two interstate highways (highway 81 and highway 90).

Railway station: Syracuse railway station, located in the western section of the imperial corridor, is the busiest Amtrak Station between Niagara Falls and Albany.

The Great New York State Fair

It's a big Carnival in New York state. There are many games and demonstrations in this activity. It's very interesting. You can enjoy local food, watch large-scale exhibitions, and feel the local customs.

EVA European Sweets: Polish food, Eastern and Central European flavor

• Address: 1305 Milton Ave, Syracuse, NY 13204-1026

Stabilities: Italian food, mixed dishes

• Address: 311 s Franklin St, Syracuse, NY 13202-1239

Syracuse city belongs to the temperate continental climate, with four distinct seasons. The best portrayal of the city is that it floats flowers in spring, shade is thick in summer, maple is red in autumn, and snow is in the middle of winter. Because of the high latitude and the lake effect, the snowfall of Syracuse is heavy. The rainfall is mainly concentrated in summer, but the precipitation is mainly concentrated in winter, because of the heavy snowfall in winter, the mountains and roads will be closed.

Winter is the peak season and summer is the off-season.