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Lafayette Square Park

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Main St and Clinton St/Court St/Lafayette Sq

415 Main St Buffalo, NY 14203-1823 ·339.11 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler Travelaroundwithdawn 08/02/21

This is a very nice and pretty spot for photos. A lot of protests and historiv events have taken place at this site and I highly recommend it for anyone that loves that.

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Tripadvisor traveler Anand G 09/23/19

Prima facie, we see the Buffalo/NFTA Metro Station, a collection of commercial buildings and a war/martyrs' memorial here. But the significance of a French aristocrat taking active part in American Revolutionary war as well as French Revolution does not get highlighted here easily. We keep seeing the images of Marqui de Lafayette in many places in Western New York. Only those who get genuinely interested in the old history gets info on the great man. Improvements can be brought to the park to make it a star attraction of Buffalo.

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Tripadvisor traveler bluecard21 07/25/19

there is not much to see there.It just a small park.Place for people to sit and relax.We just took pictures at the sailor monument and wonder around Buffalo.

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Tripadvisor traveler Robby G C 09/22/18

The Lafayette Square is lovely. There are a lot of people in this square. Many sit on the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Flowers are at the front. The square has a lot of trees and there is a lot of shade. However, the highlight in this square is the Pillar of Soldiers and Sailors Monument. This monument is in memory of those who died in wars, just like the union over the issue of slavery. Many died for freedom. This is truly worthwhile to see!

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Tripadvisor traveler vlcnyc21 08/20/18

Nice histroic park tha is well kept and worth a visit is you like or even respect history. Read the plaques, think about it's history.

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