Discover Rochester New York - Your Webster Agent

Introduction

Known as the “Flour City” and later the “Flower City,” Rochester, New York, sits at the heart of the Finger Lakes region. Founded in 1789 and fueled by the Erie Canal boom, Rochester quickly became a hub for innovation, reform, and culture. Today, it blends historical charm with a vibrant arts, dining, and outdoor scene — offering the best of city life with small-town friendliness.

Outdoor Escapes: Explore Rochester’s Parks and Trails

Designed in part by Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of American landscape architecture, Rochester’s parks are among its greatest treasures:

Highland Park: Famous for the annual Lilac Festival, this beautifully curated park features walking trails, gardens, and the historic Lamberton Conservatory.
Durand Eastman Park: Nestled against Lake Ontario, this 977-acre gem offers rugged trails, beach access, and incredible lake views.
Turning Point Park: A must-visit, with its award-winning boardwalk floating over the Genesee River — perfect for walking, biking, and birdwatching.
Genesee Valley Park: Located at the crossroads of the Genesee River and Erie Canal, ideal for kayaking, picnicking, and recreation.
Seneca Park and Zoo: Home to beautiful walking trails and one of the region’s premier zoos.

Outdoor lovers will find that in Rochester, you’re never far from a breathtaking natural escape.

Foodie Favorites: Dining in Rochester

Rochester’s culinary scene is as creative as its residents:

Dinosaur Bar-B-Que: An iconic stop for smoky, finger-licking barbecue favorites.

The Owl House: A cozy bistro known for inventive vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dishes.

Genesee Brew House: Craft beer and pub fare in a historic setting with rooftop views overlooking High Falls.

Avvino: Contemporary American cuisine, offering elegant dishes and a sophisticated dining atmosphere.

CRISP Rochester: A neighborhood hotspot serving bold, fresh comfort foods and craft cocktails.

And of course, no trip to Rochester would be complete without trying the legendary Garbage Plate — a local classic!

Culture and Community: Rochester’s Unique Attractions

A city steeped in innovation and activism, Rochester offers something for everyone:

The Strong National Museum of Play: The ultimate destination for families and the young at heart.
George Eastman Museum: Explore the world’s oldest photography museum, housed in the mansion of Kodak’s founder.
Susan B. Anthony Museum & House: Step inside the home where women’s suffrage history was made.
Seabreeze Amusement Park: A charming waterfront park offering classic rides and a water park.
Rochester Public Market: Shop local produce, artisanal goods, and enjoy flavors from around the world at this bustling historic market.

In Rochester, community and culture are woven into everyday life.

Find Your Home in Rochester

Considering calling Rochester home? View our Featured Listings and Open Houses — from historic brownstones near Park Avenue to new waterfront condos along the river.

Let’s find your next chapter — right here in the Flower City.

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Introduction

Outdoor Escapes: Explore Rochester’s Parks and Trails

Foodie Favorites: Dining in Rochester

Culture and Community: Rochester’s Unique Attractions

Find Your Home in Rochester

Considering calling Rochester home? View our Featured Listings and Open Houses — from historic brownstones near Park Avenue to new waterfront condos along the river.

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