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Spring is officially here in Buffalo! Time to make some warm weather plans and get excited to explore all of the amazing attractions our region has to offer.
As we thaw out from our winter hibernation and start looking towards sunshine-filled days, now is the perfect time to visit a few of Western New York’s most iconic landmarks. (Especially if they’ve been on your WNY bucket list for ages!)
That’s why the folks at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House & Graycliff have put together this immersive experience, which will be offered monthly beginning April 22.
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One Family. One Architect. Two Houses.
If you’re a self-proclaimed history buff, lover of intricately detailed architecture, or just appreciate learning about the history of our region, this one’s for you.
Introducing: The Martin House / Graycliff Experience. This joint tour allows guests to take in the complete story of the Martin family and Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic contributions to Buffalo’s rich architectural heritage.
Your ticket includes a docent-led, two-hour tour of both the Martin House and Graycliff, two historic estates built by the architect for the Martin family. Clear your calendar, because you’ll spend the day surrounded by beauty as you learn the fascinating stories behind these masterpieces.
How It Works:
The Martin House / Graycliff Experience is a self-driving experience, meaning participants will be responsible for driving to each location. Directions will be provided for the scenic 40-minute drive along the lake between sites, and you’ll also receive a gourmet boxed lunch to enjoy in between the two tours.
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Your Day’s Itinerary:
9:30-11:30am: Martin House Plus Tour
11:30am – 12:45pm: Explore the landscape, shop the Museum Store, and lunch
1:30-3:30pm: Graycliff Extended Tour
Schedule Your Architectural Adventure Today
This joint tour would make a fantastic date day, family outing, or solo travel experience during the spring/summer season. Note that the tour is not wheelchair accessible and not intended for children under the age of 8.
Head to the Martin House website today to learn more. Reservations will be accepted up to 48 hours prior to the tour, and dates will fill up once tourism season is in full swing. So why not consider the April or May dates and beat the rush!
This article is a paid promotion sponsored by an SOB advertiser and designed to share valuable info with our readers.
