Ithaca Falls is one of the most popular tourist attractions in New York City and is located in the heart of the city. Explore the lush nature at the waterfalls and experience spectacular views from the top of Ithacan Falls.

Although much larger than Ithaca, it is definitely one of my favorites in the region and should not be missed when traveling around. To give you an idea of how close you can get to this waterfall, I strongly recommend the Istaca Falls Trail. At the top of the trail, there is a waterfall, the highest one, which is located at an altitude of 3.5 metres above sea level and only a few hundred metres from the waterfall.

The North Country National Scenic Trail features Lake Champlain National Park, Lake Placid State Park and the Great Lakes National Recreation Area.

You reach the Cayuga Wine Trail, circle the lake with the "Cayuga Lake Scenic Byway" and throw in the Greater Ithaca Art Trail for good measure. Home to Cornell University and Ihaca College, it is surrounded by some of the most picturesque and scenic parks and trails in New York, many of which feature waterfalls. The campus offers easy access to the Fall Creek and Cascadilla Gorges, where eight waterfalls plunge hundreds of feet into downtown Istaca. You can walk a short distance at the foot of the falls or see them from the parking lot of the Cornell campus across Lake Placid.

The public is invited to visit the New York State Tree and Strub Center on Cornell's Ithaca Campus, which specializes in trees, shrubs and plants of New Yorkers. Start at the Istaca Commons and continue to the Cornell Science Center, where you'll find hands-on activities and over 200 interactive exhibits.

Our bus between Ithaca and New York City is a great alternative to the train or other means of transportation you are considering. The bus can leave from the Istaca Commons on weekdays at 5.30 and 6.45 p.m., or you can wait for the bus you have on board. If you are visiting New York City, you should book a bus ride before visiting any of the attractions or after visiting any of the attractions.

Visitors to Ithaca can opt for the Diamond-Rating Statler Hotel, a 153-room hotel where students participate in campus real estate management. Cornell has a full-service hotel system and more than 1,000 rooms and suites. To spend the weekend, have fun and go home for a college break, to go to New York City for a weekend, or to return to Cornell to have fun.

This is a great location if you want to escape the big city of New York and have a relaxing weekend. This is the perfect place to stay while you visit the Finger Lakes region and glamping up to visit Lake Placid, Lake Champlain and Lake Ontario as well as the Hudson River.

Tompkins - Cortland Community College is located in the neighboring city of Dryden, New York and has an extension center in downtown Ithaca. With about 21,000 students at Cornell, these two schools bring a sizable student population. East of Beebe Lake is the residential neighborhood for those looking for a little comfort, and a few miles from the city of ITHaca is a live work / work play community center for students, faculty, staff and students from across the state. These two schools have a significant student population, about 20% of which are enrolled in Cornell and about 10% in Tompkin County.

There are also several private elementary and secondary schools in the Ithaca area, including St. Ann's Elementary School, ITHaca High School and the University at Buffalo School of Public Health. About 20,000 students from Tompkins County and about 10,500 from the city of Ithaca are enrolled in the I Thaca School District, which includes Ithsaca and the surrounding area. Its proximity to the Hudson River and Lake Champlain, as well as its natural beauty and natural resources, attracts students, faculty and staff from across the United States and the rest of the world to its schools.

Water sports fans such as canoeing and kayaking can try paddle - N - More in Ithaca, NY, or fans of sports such as basketball, football, lacrosse, volleyball, tennis, basketball and soccer. You could visit the Empire State Building, visit the Statue of Liberty, walk the Brooklyn Bridge, spend a day in Central Park, hang out at MoMA, see a Broadway musical, and choose from a variety of things the city has to offer.

Tompkins - Cortland Community College is located in the neighboring city of Dryden, New York, but has an expansion center in downtown Ithaca. The Queens Botanical Garden was established in 1881 on the site of the former Queens County Courthouse before moving to its current location. It was built to address the shortage of manpower in the food industry, as there are a large number of restaurants, a grocery store and a variety of retail stores.