Downtown Buffalo Walking Tour - Exploring the Queen City's Heart | Virtual 4K Walk

[@johnarnold8708]

Chill vibe.Very low key. They love being an understated city. Buffalonians aren't about the flash but they got it all here

[@WilliamBensch]

Greetings from Amsterdam.

[@helenamalmstrom9165]

Feels that I am walking there. I can feel the atmosphere.

[@axe2grind244]

For 5 months Buffalo is one of the best cities in the world…but for the other 7 it might be the worst. Very, very unique place.

[@toma5153]

Soldiers and Sailors Monument looks 1000% better than it did in the '60's. Used to wait for the bus nearby every school day for 8 years. The mindless cube library replaced an H.H. Richardson style sandstone library. A shame they tore that down. Pluses: No graffiti and no homeless encampments on public spaces. The city must be doing something right.

[@axe2grind244]

You’re basically signing your own death warrant if you are homeless in Buffalo. You wont even survive one night from mid November to mid March.

[@phillipseaton7163]

What no snow that never happens when i'm there

[@ezekielpariola7348]

Why the streets are empty, where is the inhabitants? Can any one answer

[@kevincopeland795]

Just think...a few months ago this area was buried in a blizzard.

[@davidjohn4326]

Wow,, I never seen such an abandoned city,, No population downtown , no stores empty buildings... You go to Toronto 2 hour drive and you experience a real vibrant wealthy city ... full of people and cars..

[@moongate31]

Well, by looking at the low angle of the sun, I'd say it was early in the morning. Also, being very familiar with this area of downtown (I worked just a few blocks away), I would say this was recorded on a weekend. The first portion of the video shows the Theatre District, which of course wouldn't be busy this early even on a weekday. I think the publishers of this video did the city a disservice in recording on a weekend morning; downtown Buffalo is certainly more active and interesting than what is shown here. There's no doubt that Toronto is a bigger, more populous and "vibrant" city. But by that logic, New York City is just a 6 hour drive down the Thruway and is arguably the premier city in North America... But, neither of those cities are Buffalo.

[@khabdul93]

Ghost town summer walk

[@Elizabeth-mo3fv]

no one on the streets. businesses must be government subsidized to stay open. Dead town. used to be booming in the 80s.

[@ezekielpariola7348]

The streets are gross and scary. Are the people running away from crime?

[@Dutchofclass]

Stop putting fake info out there. This is probably filmed early morning on a weekend dough-head