The Galleries of Syracuse — Attraction in City of Syracuse

It has some decent things about it. The architect needs some props for how beautiful the place looks, however, whichever company is working on the building needs to utilize and change signs accordingly.

The map at the front isn't accurate. The inside entrance to the library is gone. TCG Player isn't on the second floor, and if it is it was so well hidden for even two people to find. One of the hallways that's still labeled as an exit is long, without signs, the doors at the end weren't labeled and they need to be fixed. I wasn't able to tell if they were emergency exits that would set off an alarm or not. The back entrance from the outside isnt labeled as an entrance. It was like a guessing game on which door led inside.

Please, fix the place so it can be as wonderful as it was...

Here's my thing with the galleries... I came to this city first in '93 and downtown, including the galleries, was a thriving little hot-spot. Buses lined up on Fayette and Salina and everyone had to go thru there. Nowadays? I remember the galleries had a food court upstairs at the top of the escalator. My wife and i(poor as we were) had our first food together at the Sabarros that used to be there. Of course, ever since the Pyramid company scam with the new mall upgrade and rename, all downtown is now a ghost town with nothing but vagrants and criminals and scared suits scurrying to the office or their cars because it's so creepy downtown. Don't get me started about the security, or lack of it at...

Seated in downtown Syracuse -- the Galleries offers both businesses and visitors the opportunity to patron a number of companies/consultants/firms and legal services as well as stop by the city's public library -- or have a coffee at Cristo's cafe on the concourse level.

Parking is available at hourly rates/...