Browse Walks in Canandaigua, New York, US

This two-hour walking tour of Canandaigua, New York, United States, will take you through the city's historic downtown area and provide you with a unique look at the city's culture and history.

The tour will begin at the Canandaigua City Pier, located at the intersection of Lakeshore Drive and Main Street (Latitude: 42.8899, Longitude: -77.2819). Here, you can take in the beautiful views of Canandaigua Lake and the surrounding area.

From the pier, you will head south on Main Street, passing by the historic Granger Homestead and Carriage Museum (Latitude: 42.8890, Longitude: -77.2790). This museum is home to a variety of carriages and other artifacts from the 19th century.

Continuing south on Main Street, you will come to the Canandaigua City Hall (Latitude: 42.8877, Longitude: -77.2776). This building is a great example of 19th century architecture and is a great place to take a few photos.

Next, you will head east on Gibson Street, passing by the Canandaigua Post Office (Latitude: 42.8877, Longitude: -77.2750). This building is a great example of the city's history and is a great place to take a few photos.

Continuing east on Gibson Street, you will come to the Canandaigua Public Library (Latitude: 42.8877, Longitude: -77.2730). This library is a great place to learn more about the city's history and culture.

From the library, you will head north on Main Street, passing by the Canandaigua Historical Society (Latitude: 42.8890, Longitude: -77.2790). This museum is home to a variety of artifacts from the city's past.

Continuing north on Main Street, you will come to the Canandaigua Farmers Market (Latitude: 42.8907, Longitude: -77.2776). This market is a great place to pick up some fresh produce and other local goods.

Next, you will head west on Gibson Street, passing by the Canandaigua Wine Company (Latitude: 42.8907, Longitude: -77.2750). This winery is a great place to sample some of the local wines and learn more about the area's winemaking history.

Continuing west on Gibson Street, you will come to the Canandaigua Lakefront Park (Latitude: 42.8907, Longitude: -77.2730). This park is a great place to take a break and enjoy the views of Canandaigua Lake.

From the park, you will head south on Main Street, passing by the Canandaigua Antique Mall (Latitude: 42.8890, Longitude: -77.2790). This mall is a great place to find unique antiques and other collectibles.

Continuing south on Main Street, you will come to the Canandaigua Inn on the Lake (Latitude: 42.8877, Longitude: -77.2776). This hotel is a great place to grab a bite to eat and enjoy the views of Canandaigua Lake.

Finally, you will head east on Lakeshore Drive, back to the Canandaigua City Pier (Latitude: 42.8899, Longitude: -77.2819). This is where the tour will end.

We hope you enjoyed this two-hour walking tour of Canandaigua, New York, United States.

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