Northside Travel Guide

Syracuse

A large red brick church with two towers and a central dome.

Stay near popular Northside attractions

ArtRage Gallery

You can spend time exploring the galleries in ArtRage Gallery during your trip to Syracuse. Discover the lively festivals and shops in this family-friendly area.
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Things to do

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1 Hr Syracuse Axe Throwing

Rp500.108
per adult
1 Hr Syracuse Axe Throwing
Syracuse NY Private Walking Tour

Syracuse NY Walking Tour

Rp357.220
per adult
Syracuse NY Walking Tour
1 Hour Shared Archery in Syracuse

1 Hour Shared Archery in Syracuse

Rp500.108
per adult
1 Hour Shared Archery in Syracuse
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A historic building with a clock tower, a large flag, and a construction crane.

Downtown Syracuse

Downtown Syracuse is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to Landmark Theatre and Clinton Square while you're in town.

A wooden sign for E.M. Mills Memorial Rose Garden in Thornden Park, City of Syracuse.

Eastside

While visiting Eastside, you might make a stop by sights like JMA Wireless Dome and Syracuse Stage.

The Iron Pier at Onondaga Lake, Syracuse, N.Y., with a large pier, multiple boats, and a prominent American flag.

Lakefront

If you're spending some time in Lakefront, Destiny USA and NBT Bank Stadium are top sights worth seeing.

A historic building with a pointed roof and a fountain with water jets in front.

Southside

While Southside isn't home to many top sights, Rosamond Gifford Zoo and Everson Museum of Art are some notable places to visit nearby.

A large illuminated Christmas tree in front of a historic building with a clock tower.

Westside

If you're spending some time in Westside, Rosamond Gifford Zoo and Middle Ages Music Hall are top sights worth seeing.

Northside Travel Guide