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The Best in Syracuse

Our Editors select the 10 best restaurants, nightlife, sights & activities in Syracuse

10Best Syracuse
Our 10Best Editors' Favorites in Syracuse


1. Erie Canal Museum
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2. Onondaga Historical Association Museum
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3. Landmark Theatre
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4. Salt Museum
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5. Camillus Erie Canal Park
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6. Rosamond Gifford Zoo
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7. Everson Museum of Art
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8. Sainte Marie Among the Iroquois
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9. Museum of Science & Technology (MOST)
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10. Bristol Omnitheater at MOST
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Holiday Inn SYRACUSE-FARRELL RD & I-90
FARRELL RD AT I-90 & I-690 · Syracuse, NY · 13209-1896
Candlewood Suites SYRACUSE-AIRPORT
5414 SOUTH BAY ROAD · Syracuse, NY · 13212
Wyndham Syracuse Hotel
6301 State Route 298 · East Syracuse, NY · 13057
 

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About Syracuse

Located in central New York at the junction of Interstate 90 and Interstate 81, Syracuse is a city of just under 150,000 year-round residents—and that doesn't include the annual influx of students that attend Syracuse University, Le Moyne College and SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. The name "Syracuse" was chosen for the city in 1819, due to Syracuse's similarities with the city of Siracusa on Sicily. Both cities were located south of a town named Salina and both boasted...