Top Things to do In Syracuse 2021

"It’s free to visit and you can bring your children."

"I like this name, Living Land! A land with life! Organic farming is actually the most responsible behavior for our land. The good mountains and water here create a kind of red glutinous rice. After being cooked with charcoal fire, the glutinous rice is placed in a small bamboo basket and kneaded into small balls by hand. It is matched with the unique algae of the Mekong River. It is on the Hmong mountain. Grown mushrooms. Slow down, chew and taste the unique taste here."

"For someone like me who still has a girlish heart, there is no resistance to all kinds of beautiful glass products. So we spent nearly 2 hours visiting Corning Glass Center. The process of making various glass products can be seen here, which to me is quite novel. The manufactured glass products are also very beautiful in different shapes and colors."

"Very good museum, you can calm down and take a closer look, knowing that there are fewer people here and here. So there won't be too many people to disturb your thoughts, you can watch and associate, completely calm in your own world."

"This is a building on the campus of Cornell University in the United States. Behind the clock tower, there are many exhibits. It seems that there will be some activities from time to time. There are several posters at the door. No tickets are required."

"This is the former residence of the founder of IBM more than 100 years ago. It was the booming middle class in the United States at that time, but it was actually quite comfortable. Some early IBM products are also displayed. A handsome young man explained. Register for free to visit."

"The owner of the house once built a bank and other businesses in Binghamton. Very stylish, a testimony to the rise of the United States at the end of the 19th century."