Buffalo Metro Rail - Stations and Points of Interest

Stations and Points of Interest

Station Points of Interest
University University at Buffalo South Campus
LaSalle
Amherst Street Buffalo Zoo, Delaware Park, Parkside Neighborhood
Humboldt-Hospital Canisius College, Sisters Hospital, Medaille College, Delaware Park
Delavan/Canisius College Canisius College: (Koessler Center, Athletics), Record Theatre
Utica
Summer-Best
Allen/Medical Campus Anchor Bar (birthplace of the Buffalo-style chicken wing), Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, Allentown district
Theater Shea's Performing Arts Center and the Buffalo Theatre District
Fountain Plaza Chippewa Entertainment District
Lafayette Square Buffalo Convention Center, Buffalo City Hall, Buffalo Central Library
Church Buffalo Transportation Center, Downtown Farmers Market, Erie Community College-City Campus, Main Place Mall & Tower
Seneca Coca-Cola Field, One HSBC Center
Erie Canal Harbor First Niagara Center, Buffalo Downtown Waterfront
Special Events First Niagara Center (Trains only travel to and from Special Events station to service events at the Arena; at all other times Erie Canal Harbor station is the southern terminal.)

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