The Stunning Landscape In New York That Appears As Though It Was Ripped From A Thomas Kinkade Painting
The landscape that is the Dunkirk Lighthouse and its views of Lake Erie look like they are straight out of a painting. The views are both beautiful and historical, and for anyone in New York, it’s well worth trying to making the trip to see it in person—even, or especially, from afar. Located at Point Gratiot, the lighthouse is on the National Register of Historic Places, and is a crown jewel on the coast of Lake Erie. We believe that it might just be the best lighthouse view in New York. To learn more about this special destination, keep reading, below.
For those in the mood for an amazing landscape that looks like it could be out of a work of art, and also happen to be in the general Buffalo area, it’s worth checking out the Dunkirk Lighthouse. It provides a portal to a different time and place; it’s an interesting look at not just New York history, but American history at large. And, while in Buffalo, why not check out Ulrich’s 1868 Tavern, which is the most historical bar in all of the city. Looking for a good place to stay in the area? We recommend the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Buffalo Downtown.
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