The 24-second basketball shot clock was first used in Syracuse, New York in 1954. A replica of the clock is located in the heart of Armory Square!
The reflecting pool in the middle of the square symbolizes where the Erie Canal once ran. In the winter it's turned into an ice skating rink!
The Rosamond Gifford Zoo, located on 43 acres, is home to nearly 1000 animals, including Asian elephants, Humboldt penguins, Amur tigers & African lions! Read more.
Destiny USA, one of the largest malls in the country, has a wide variety of clothing stores, restaurants and entertainment.
The Hollywood movie "The Express" premiered here on September 12, 2008. South Salina Street was transformed with an orange carpet and a stage in the middle of the road for musical performances. Read more.
Located in the heart of Syracuse, The OnCenter is a versatile venue that hosts national and international conventions, concerts, and trade shows.
As a talented theater company in Central New York, Syracuse Stage Theater co-produces shows with Syracuse University's drama department.
A vibrant attraction in Downtown Syracuse features an IMAX Theatre and interactive, educational exhibitions.
Founded in 1897, this museum houses roughly 11,000 pieces of art, including paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and video. In 1971 John & Yoko Ono's "This is Not Here" was displayed here!
