Things to do in Syracuse?

KatieIlCavallo

Because we just moved to the area, we are looking for somethings to do on the weekends. This weekend we are going to the regional market on Saturday morning to bum around a bit...any suggestions of other things to check out while we are in town?

meryltheresa

Well if you go the market, you will be right next to the mall, so you could hit that up afterwards.  The market is pretty small this time of year because it's all inside.  During the spring/summer/fall it's great because it's all opened up and there are a ton of farmers with fresh fruits and veggies.  You could head down to Armory Square for lunch, and there's some fun little shops down there.

ekmebm

The Zoo, Walk along OLP, walk the trails at Beaver Lake.

CarolB25

meryltheresa:

Well if you go the market, you will be right next to the mall, so you could hit that up afterwards.  The market is pretty small this time of year because it's all inside.  During the spring/summer/fall it's great because it's all opened up and there are a ton of farmers with fresh fruits and veggies.  You could head down to Armory Square for lunch, and there's some fun little shops down there.

 I went to the market last week and it's HUGE! Just as big as it normally is in the summer time. I would suggest picking up a New Times (you can get them free at like Dunkin Donuts and places) b/c they list all the activities going on.

meryltheresa

CarolB25:

meryltheresa:

Well if you go the market, you will be right next to the mall, so you could hit that up afterwards.  The market is pretty small this time of year because it's all inside.  During the spring/summer/fall it's great because it's all opened up and there are a ton of farmers with fresh fruits and veggies.  You could head down to Armory Square for lunch, and there's some fun little shops down there.

 I went to the market last week and it's HUGE! Just as big as it normally is in the summer time. I would suggest picking up a New Times (you can get them free at like Dunkin Donuts and places) b/c they list all the activities going on.

 

Right, but if you look this post was started back in march.  My response was also in march.  That time of year it's all indoors and smaller. 

sherbear1322

The zoo, the playground at Onondaga Lake Park, the MOST, local beaches Green Lakes or Jamesville).  Hiking at some local parks (Green Lakes is flat and a loop around the lake, there are areas in Camillus, or Pratts Falls, etc).