Syracuse Charter Bus
Syracuse Charter Bus
If you were wondering whether the name of this city - Syracuse, is of foreign origin, you'd be right!
John Wilkinson nominated that this until then nameless city be called Syracuse after the ancient Siracusa province of Sicily. He defended his choice by saying he'd noticed the physical similarities of the two places. Both places had salt-water springs and situated near a town called Salina. The city's name was proposed and approved in 1819 by the committee appointed to pick the name.
This city's attractions are as unique as its name, and in your chartered bus, you can securely and comfortably move around Syracuse's many attractions.
Intent on a shopping expedition? Ask your charter bus driver to drop you at the Armory Square. This historical area is sure to provide you many interesting and fascinating experiences. For this location is home to many of the city's shopping, dining and entertainment venue!
Drop your shopping finds in your bus, and take a leisurely stroll at the Clinton Square. This park is dedicated to honor all those brave soldiers who fought and died in Civil War. Then take a late lunch at Columbus Circle, a favorite dining location for many locals. It's a quiet residential location dotted with churches.
The city has it's fair share of museums, should you wish to venture towards historical sites. There's the Erie Canal Museum, The Salt Museum, The Everson Museum, among others. You could also sneak a peek at the city's zoo, Rosamond Gifford Zoo.
If it's a spectator sports experience you want, there's the Syracuse Crunch, or the Syracuse Athletics. Or plan a night listening to the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra perform classics and new works.
With your chartered bus, you can easily move from destination to destination, stress free and at ease!
If you were wondering whether the name of this city - Syracuse, is of foreign origin, you'd be right!
John Wilkinson nominated that this until then nameless city be called Syracuse after the ancient Siracusa province of Sicily. He defended his choice by saying he'd noticed the physical similarities of the two places. Both places had salt-water springs and situated near a town called Salina. The city's name was proposed and approved in 1819 by the committee appointed to pick the name.
This city's attractions are as unique as its name, and in your chartered bus, you can securely and comfortably move around Syracuse's many attractions.
Intent on a shopping expedition? Ask your charter bus driver to drop you at the Armory Square. This historical area is sure to provide you many interesting and fascinating experiences. For this location is home to many of the city's shopping, dining and entertainment venue!
Drop your shopping finds in your bus, and take a leisurely stroll at the Clinton Square. This park is dedicated to honor all those brave soldiers who fought and died in Civil War. Then take a late lunch at Columbus Circle, a favorite dining location for many locals. It's a quiet residential location dotted with churches.
The city has it's fair share of museums, should you wish to venture towards historical sites. There's the Erie Canal Museum, The Salt Museum, The Everson Museum, among others. You could also sneak a peek at the city's zoo, Rosamond Gifford Zoo.
If it's a spectator sports experience you want, there's the Syracuse Crunch, or the Syracuse Athletics. Or plan a night listening to the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra perform classics and new works.
With your chartered bus, you can easily move from destination to destination, stress free and at ease!
