Cheap Holidays to Syracuse

Syracuse Holidays

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Holidays in Syracuse

It’s time to ring the boss, put in your leave and discover the charms of Syracuse!

Prepare to meet some new friends! Around 150,000 people live in this part of Finger Lakes Region.

If you venture 120 miles east of Syracuse, you'll reach Albany, the state capital. Travel 7 miles south and you'll come upon Nedrow.

The Erie Canal Museum and the Museum of Science and Technology are superb sights that are known across the globe.

Your entire family is sure to have a ball at the New York State Fairgrounds and the Lockwood Lavender Farm. If you're hunting for even more excitement, WonderWorks and the Empire Expo Center are a couple of other options.

A couple of animal snaps will certainly add some colour to your holiday album! Take the family to see, learn about and photograph the collection of intriguing wildlife at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo and the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge. The Wild Animal Park is another impressive attraction which teaches visitors about taking care of animals and the environment.

From checking out what's under the hood to seeing what the state-of-the-art machines can do on the track, the Weedsport Speedway has enough spills and thrills to satisfy any visiting motorheads.

Can you recognise your pinot noir from your shiraz? Whether you're an expert or a novice who simply likes a nice drop, you can learn something new at the Giancarelli Brothers Winery and the Anyela's Vineyards. The CJS Vineyards and the Owera Vineyards are two other well-known stops where you'll get a deeper understanding of the region's wine industry.

Wandering around the well-maintained gardens and botanic exhibits at the E.M. Mills Rose Garden feels like floating through a magical wonderland.

Take a breather from your hectic sightseeing schedule and sprawl out on the grass at Onondaga Lake Park and Green Lakes State Park. Also think about spending a peaceful day roaming the grounds of Emerson Park and Burnet Park.

Whether you’re looking for brochures, maps or inspiration for things to see and do, you’ll find it at Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau. Onondaga Lake Visitors Center is also a great source of local information.

The tranquil sounds of lapping water and diving waterbirds at Lake Onondaga and Skaneateles Lake make for a dreamy afternoon out. For even more downtime by the waterside, take a trip out to Webster Pond.

Give yourself some time beside the sea at Jamesville Beach Park and Lakeview Ampitheater. Search for seashells, frolic on the shore or just sit down and soak up the glorious view.

Put on some comfy shoes and get ready for an adventure. There are a range of nature reserves around here that are just waiting to be explored. The clean air and natural surroundings at Old Erie Canal Historic State Park and Charlie Major Nature Trail are as invigorating as it gets. For some extra downtime, make your way to Beaver Lake Nature Center and Camillus Forest Unique Area.

If you want to learn a new thing or two or just find shelter from a rainy day, the Everson Museum of Art and the Stickley Museum should be on your list. Ask about guided tours or study the captivating displays on your own. The Harriet Tubman Home and Seward House Museum are also decent alternatives.

In a city brimming with impressive art collections, the Museum of International Masks and Puppets and the ArtRage Gallery somehow manage to stand out from the bunch. You should also check what exhibitions are being held at the Community Folk Art Center and the John D. Barrow Art Gallery.

Calling all history fans! You'll love learning about the rich and diverse past of this region at the Sainte Marie among the Iroquois and the Cayuga Museum of History and Art. You'll also discover fascinating displays which endeavour to bring history to life at the Onondaga Historical Museum and the Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum.

Get a deeper understanding of the past when you stop by the OnCenter Complex and the Le Moyne College. If that doesn't satisfy the history nerd in you, also make your way to Armory Square and Fort Hill Cemetery.

Go for a walk along the border walls and brush up on the tumultuous history of Fort Brewerton, a fortification that was instrumental in defending the region.

Connect with something bigger than yourself at Willard Memorial Chapel, a popular attraction with many spiritually curious travellers.

You might feel like you've done it all after exploring Syracuse's most popular tourist attractions, but don't head off yet. There are still a few surprises left. Why not spend some time at the Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center and the Auburn Public Theater? Don't forget about the Cazenovia Public Library and Hopkins Road County Park either.