African American Cultural Center, Buffalo, New York, United States of America

As far as points of interest go, the African American Cultural Center stands alone in its ability to provide meaningful experiences to guests with the potential to have a lifelong impact on visitors. The Center, located in Buffalo, New York, was founded in 1958 by a pastor of Caribbean extraction to promote cultural and ethnic unity in the Buffalo community. Since then, the Center has made it its mission to run projects and programs meant to share the diversity of African American culture and promote harmony among all of Buffalo’s residents.

The African American Cultural Center definitely welcomes visitors, and is glad to open its doors even to people from nearby cities such as Corfu and Elma. An extended engagement with the Center, of course, will be more convenient with nearby accommodations.  Thankfully there are many hotels to choose from in the area for every sort of guest. A stay at the Iconic Mid-Century Two Bedroom Luxury Apartment - Downtown Buffalo is a great way to spend a couple of weeks in the city, with its fully furnished rooms and small creature comforts for relaxing after a long day. Those who would prefer a conventional hotel can consider the Hotel Henry Urban Resort, a tastefully decorated modern hotel with plenty of amenities to enjoy. Opt to check in at nearby hotels such as the Wyndham garden Buffalo Downtown or at the Residence Inn by Marriott Buffalo Downtown. Should guests wish to learn more about the city and its culture, the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library is always open to visitors looking to peruse its wealth of materials. Those who would prefer to see history instead of read about it, meanwhile, should visit the Clarence Historical Society Museum, with its exhibits that cover a wide range of topics.