Reviewed on Apr 12, 2026
Reviewed on Apr 6, 2026
The final resting place of some of Rochester’s most famous residents is also one of the city’s most beautiful parks, marked by a deep serenity and arresting vistas.
Make an essential stop in your historical tour of the city at this monumental tribute to Rochester’s famous anti-slavery and civil rights advocate.
Full of interesting plants as well as numerous memorials and architectural features, this Olmsted-designed arboretum is one of Rochester’s most-photographed areas.
An essential stop on any historical or feminist tour of Rochester, this museum is dedicated to the life and work of the United States’ most prominent suffragette.
Susan B. Anthony Square is just one of the places to see in Rochester, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Stroll along the riverfront or attend a sporting event in the area.
Even the most museum-hating children may not want to leave this enormous complex, featuring an arcade, a butterfly museum and a toy hall of fame.
