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Buffalo, New York is the state's second-largest city, after New York City, of course. Named the third cleanest city in America in 2005, it is also widely known as one of America’s friendliest cities. Buffalo is located on the eastern end of Lake Erie, opposite the mouth of the Niagara River, which flows north over Niagara Falls and empties into Lake Ontario. Though it gets its fair share of snow in the winter, Buffalo has dry, sunny summers, yet it still gets enough rain to maintain its lush, green landscape. One of the most notable characteristics of Buffalo is its scrumptious cuisine. Buffalo food has hints of Italian, German, Polish, Jewish, Greek and American flavors. Local favorites include Sahlen's hot dogs,, Wardynski's kielbasa, pierogi, sponge candy, and haddock fish fries and loganberry tea. It’s also the birthplace of Buffalo chicken wings, thanks to chef and owner of the Anchor Bar, Teressa Bellisimo. It’s also home to the kummelweck, a tasty, salty roll with caraway seeds. After a great meal, there’s no need to rush to grab a pint. Last call isn’t until 4 a.m., unlike the o’clock rule in most U.S. cities. For art appreciaters, Buffalo has many private and public art galleries. One of the most revered is the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, home to one of the world’s best collections of Modern art. There’s also Burchfield-Penney Art Center, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, and numerous galleries and studios. Live performances at Shea’s Performing Arts Center’s old-style theater is another wise choice for entertainment. Other points of interest include Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, the Erie Canal, the USS Little Rock, Forest Lawn Cemetery, the Mark Twain Room where you’ll find the original Huckleberry Finn manuscript, McKinley Monument, Erie County Naval & Military Park, and of course, nearby Niagara Falls.

new york state is not only home to one of the largest, and possibly the most recognized cities in the world, it is also home to beautiful countryside, serene lakes, rolling hills, and breathtaking gorges. in the catskill and adirondack mountains, hikers can always find a challenging nature trail, and in winter, skiiers and snowboarders can take to slopes for the rides of their lives. visitors can ferry down the famed hudson river, or take a freshwater dip in the great lakes, erie and ontario. buffalo is a great stop for a bills football game and some buffalo wings, and of course there’s the new york jets, new york giants, new york knicks, new york rangers, and the new york yankees professional sports teams as well, just to name a few. fishing and hunting are also popular sports in the area due to the abundance of lakes, rivers, and preserved woodlands. and, in great contrast, there’s the big apple, the melting pot, the empire city, the capital of the world, the city that never sleeps…new york city goes by many names, and lives up to every one of them. from its unbelievable skyser skyline to its sandy atlantic shores, from wall street to the empire state building, from central park to the hamptons, new york city has more to offer than anyone can experience in a lifetime. its food is as world-renowned as its diverse culture, with strong italian, irish, and german influences at their peak. manhattan is a shopping and business mecca. staten island, home to the statue of liberty is a symbol of freedom and new beginnings the world over. the list goes on and on. but the fact is, no matter how you express it, there simply aren’t enough ways to aptly describe the wonderful state of new york.

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