Architecture in Buffalo is awesome. There are some beautiful buildings to see there and City Hall is one of them. Check this out and the close by Liberty Building and Statler Towers. Really cool stuff if you are into older buildings.

Free tour of City Hall, that included a lot of history, shedding a new light on the City of Buffalo. Gave me a greater appreciation for the city - worth the time!

This is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city. It is huge and historic. I have never been inside however the outside is inviting and so stately

Its place could use a major overhall. Basement restroom was dirty. All other floors had locked bathrooms. Revamped the outside which looks good. Hopefully the city will have funds to fix the interior. Even blindes, curtins, shades need repair.

The tour is great! The tour guides are very good and the building is awesome. I especially like the Observation Deck; on a clear day you can see Niagara Falls. It also shows the weird grid pattern of streets in Buffalo (explains why I'm always lost). Since I'm new to Buffalo, it was very helpful to look at a map... More

Every weekday at noon you can enjoy a free guided tour of one of the most amazing examples of art deco architecture anywhere. Hubby and I showed up on a cold Friday and were the only ones, so we had friendly and knowledgeable Maureen all to ourselves. My goodness, the stuff she knows! We started outside and gazed in amazement... More

I had to go to City Hall for a traffic ticket and arrived with time to spare. I'm so grateful for that ticket! Having been raised in Buffalo, I'd been by City Hall countless times as a child -- in fact one of our grammar school textbooks had a picture of it on the cover -- but had never gone... More

Go on a clear day and see the beautiful city of Buffalo. Or gaze upon the art deco architecture that is City Hall from downtown. Either way you'll be a little more impressed with this great city after you do. Buffalo is the best planned city in America and has examples of buildings representing the greatest architects in history.

Take the free tour weekdays at noon. The guides are very informative and you'd be surprised how much history is in that building. If you can't make the tour it's worth just looking at the building. Be sure to check out the top floor observation deck open during business hours.