There's so much to do in Buffalo, we have put together some ideas of how a group of four or 40 could enjoy a day in Buffalo!

Historic Buffalo
A visit to Buffalo any time of the year isn’t complete without a walking tour of Buffalo‘s historic Central Business District.  Several of these prestigious buildings were built in 1880s and 1890s and are now home to retail shops and commercial businesses.  During your walking tour of Buffalo‘s historic district, take time to enjoy lunch on the patio at BJ’s or a picnic in Sturges Park on beautiful Buffalo Lake.  Detailed information on the historic buildings may be found in this downloadable tour flyer.

Antique, Vintage & Specialty Shops
Buffalo is home to a variety of specialty gift shops and several unique antique shops, and most are open daily.  Then on the first Thursday of each month, the occasional sales weekend gets underway in Buffalo. Open only one weekend of each month, these specialty shops feature antiques, vintage goods, unique gifts, baked goods, candles and everything and anything you could possibly wish for on a weekend of shopping.  Shopping is great any time in Buffalo!  Be sure to pick up a free copy of the Visitor’s Guide at one of the local businesses or stop by the Chamber Office at 9 Central Avenue to receive one – the Guide contains a detailed map of the shop locations!

Grand Slam Golf Weekend
Enjoy both golf courses for a non-stop weekend of golf:  Wild Marsh Golf Club, an 18-hole championship course designed by Champions Tour Player, Graham Marsh in 2000, was named one of the top 25 golf courses in the Minneapolis metro area.  Buffalo Heights Golf Course, established 75 years ago, is a nine-hole course nestled in the hillside of Buffalo. The course offers challenges for the expert with a majority of par 4 and 5 holes while remaining a comfortable 1-1/2 hour walking course.

Fall Splendor in Buffalo
Enjoy the splendor of the autumn leaves as they take on the brilliant colors of autumn during your fall visit to Buffalo.  Be sure to include a visit to one of the local apple orchards where kiddies can enjoy picking apples, hay wagon rides, or a romp through the pumpkin patch where you can select your Halloween pumpkins.  Then warm up with a cup of hot apple cider and a sampling of home-made apple pie before your journey home.