Top Things to do in Waterloo
- 1. Muranda Cheese Company
- 2. Three Brothers Wineries and Estates
- 3. Waterloo Premium Outlets
- 4. Women's Rights National Historical Park
- 5. Ravines Wine Cellars - Seneca Lake
- 6. del Lago Resort & Casino
- 7. Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
- 8. Seneca Lake State Park
- 9. Fuzzy Guppies
- 10. It's A Wonderful Life Museum
10 Things to Do in Waterloo That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Waterloo, United States including Muranda Cheese Company, Three Brothers Wineries and Estates, Waterloo Premium Outlets, Women's Rights National Historical Park, Ravines Wine Cellars - Seneca Lake, del Lago Resort & Casino, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, Seneca Lake State Park, Fuzzy Guppies, It's A Wonderful Life Museum.
Restaurants in Waterloo
1. Muranda Cheese Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By 251ceh - Port Dover, Canada
We loved Muranda Cheese because they let you taste over a dozen cheeses and we all liked something different, proving that tastes are very subjective and there will always be something to somebody's liking. The woman was knowledgeable and friendly and cheeses were affordable. You can also look in the barn window and see the cows. Great stop!
2. Three Brothers Wineries and Estates
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 571 reviews
Looking for something different in your wine tasting experience? Join us at Three Brothers Wineries and Estates, where 35 acres of passion, pleasure, and adventure awaits you! Maximize your escape from the grind with one stop- three unique wineries and one fabulous brewery and tasting room on the property, all within walking distance of each other. From fine Estate Rieslings to our fun, blended sweet wines, you are sure to find something to please!
Reviewed By Trish E - Rochester, New York, United States
The place was mobbed, lots of drunks. The decor was cute but a bit of a theme park feel and the wines were too sweet for us. Two of the places have nothing but sweet fortified wines and one has "real" wine but the bartender was rude. We wanted to try certain ones but there were so many people he was just pouring at random and not even telling us what they were. He actually poured one wine on top of another in my glass and then said I was out of tastes even though I didn't get to taste it. Most of the places you had to elbow your way up to the bar. Felt like they were more into selling trinkets than making quality wines or experiences.
3. Waterloo Premium Outlets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 327 reviews
Waterloo Premium Outlets features an impressive collection of the finest brands for you, your family and your home. Include a shopping stop during your next trip to the area. Located midway between Rochester and Syracuse, Waterloo Premium Outlets is conveniently located off the New York State Thruway (I-90) between Exits 41 and 42 in the picturesque Finger Lakes Region. Local Shop & Stay packages are available.
Reviewed By 251ceh - Port Dover, Canada
We have visited Waterloo Outlets over the years and noticed recently that there are more empty storefronts than in the past. Clothing is definitely the focus of this mall. We were there for 3 hours and found some deals.
4. Women's Rights National Historical Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
Women's Rights National Historical Park tells the story of the first Women's Rights Convention held in Seneca Falls, NY on July 19-20,1848.
Reviewed By Asoka B G - South Pasadena, California
We were here on our drive from Buffalo to Adirondak on Fall Foliage viewing tour. It was mid morning no much crowd, could find parking behind the building lot.
Relatively larger exhibition and information area that highlights a lot.
Since location is away from busy / noisy city it had additional advantage to achieve the desired task in peace.
At the end of tour I needed to help a physically disabled family member to a family rest room, but they did not have that facility.
5. Ravines Wine Cellars - Seneca Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Ravines Wine Cellars is a boutique winery in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York crafting impeccably balanced, European-style wines with a unique expression of Finger Lakes terroir.
Reviewed By NCLoggerheads - High Point, NC
Traveling through Upstate New York, we were determined to visit at least one Finger Lakes winery before heading home. As we headed back to the Buffalo airport, we settled in Geneva, New York, with our sights on Ravines Wine Cellers. You can sample four very nice wines for $3.We took home bottles of the Dry Riesling (an award winner) and the Cabernet Franc. Have fun!
6. del Lago Resort & Casino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
The hottest slots, the most-thrilling table games, marquee entertainers and a 4-star resort-style hotel—it’s excitement at a whole new level! We’re del Lago. In Italy, it means “of the lakes.” But around here, it means so much more. It’s a way of life, a ready-for-anything attitude that’s a spicy mix of Old World charm and homegrown hospitality. It’s adventure and excitement, best friends and unforgettable times, big-name entertainment and small-town values. And it’s a commitment to excellence that drives everything we do. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER. FOR HELP WITH PROBLEM GAMBLING CALL 877.8.HOPENY OR TEXT HOPENY (467369).
Reviewed By bill890 - Skaneateles, New York
OK, My last 3 reviews are mysteriously deleted,Real quick, Buffet is excellent,Security needs help,Very poor attitude,Slots are ABSOLUTELY crap,Casino store has nothing but overpriced junk, 4$ for a bag of chips?A lot of good people working here,but very poor management New Casino but it needs...MoreBill, thank you for the review. I apologize the Casino has not met expectations and will address the feedback with my team as we strive to improve for our guests.
7. Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Established in 1938 in the scenic Finger Lakes region of New York, the refuge contains 7,068 acres for the resting, feeding and nesting habitat of waterfowl and other migratory birds.
Reviewed By Bobbie7 - Sarasota, Florida
Thank goodness there are still people who want to experience nature and that this spot is available. We arrived late afternoon and an employee was willing to share the eagle spotting, and give us tips on our drive through the terrain. Off we went with perfect late afternoon lighting, birds and flowers everywhere with some other special visual treats. It is peaceful just remembering how nice it was.
8. Seneca Lake State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Rita C - Ventnor City, New Jersey
This park was clean, beautiful and fun if you were walking or jogging. We thought we would be able to ride our bikes on a path there. Most of the path was a street which needed much improvement to ride on. We did enjoy our brief visit there.
9. Fuzzy Guppies
Overall Ratings
5 based on 44 reviews
Renting Canoes, Kayaks, SUPs, paddleboats, and other awesome watercrafts in the Finger Lakes region of New York, located in the heart of the Finger Lakes, Fuzzy Guppies offers an awesome paddle for all skill levels.
Reviewed By Jean L
I am very new to kayaking and thanks to Justin at Fuzzy Guppies, it was WONDERFUL! The service was super nice and attentive and the equipment was picked to match my skill level, helping me to paddle with confidence! We chose to paddle the canal located right at the shop, which was a perfect choice-beautiful scenery paired with calm water. Launching and docking were made a breeze by the staff. I will definitely be back-Thanks for the great time!!
10. It's A Wonderful Life Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Baker-Mayy - Centereach, New York
It's a Wonderful Life has been my absolute favorite movie since childhood.. so over the years I've researched Bedford Falls.. where it was, etc... and for years, after finding out that Seneca Falls is the inspiration for the town in the movie, I've wanted to come here.. for the museum..for the Festival.. for the bridge. Well, two out of three ain't bad. I hope to come back for the festival. it was worth it to come for the museum.. and then stay in Seneca Falls for a while. there is lots to see and some nice restaurants too for a good lunch!
The museum made me so happy! Starting with the man who was running the place, what a lovely gentleman... the exact person you want to meet while visiting a museum like this one. He seemed to completely understand my dramatic entrance and over-reaction to be in the entry way of the museum! He had such enthusiasm to welcome us.. and genuinely loved our enthusiasm to be there.
The museum mostly had images and quotes from Frank Capra, Jimmy Stewart, Donna Reed and the rest of the cast and crew.. not a lot of original set pieces or actual pieces from the movie but that didn't really bother me.. it was so interesting to me to read the insider info about the movie, etc.. it had all the info on the inspiration for the movie, the book it was based on, the inspiration for George Bailey.. and some small items from the Oscars.
I loved just being there.. just sharing the love for the movie with the other visitors.. quoting the movie.. clicking the lighter and saying "I wish I had a million dollars... hot dog". all silly things .. but awesome all the same!
I would recommend this place for any fan..
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