Cleveland Travel Guide

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Cleveland has the resilient, no-nonsense attitude of any hard-working, Upper Midwest city. It's rock and roll, football and beer, and polka and kielbasa. And although it hasn't blinked as some of the elements of its 1990s renaissance have faded a bit, the long-term trend is still toward improvement. While some efforts have failed, new restaurants and nightspots have joined old favorites to give the city an impressive variety of entertainment options and a cultural diversity that might come as a surprise to first-time visitors. Whatever the future holds, you can be sure that Cleveland will continue to change—for the better—defying expectations along the way.

Hotels

Cleveland Hotels

Outside downtown, hotels and motels are concentrated around the Berea-Middleburg Heights exit off I-71 (near the airport), the Rockside Road/Brecksville...read more

Restaurants

Cleveland Restaurants

Ethnic food reigns in Cleveland, whether it's a spicy burrito or Polish kielbasa smothered with Cleveland's famous Stadium Mustard. Clevelanders embrace...read more

Hotels

Cleveland Experiences

  • Holidays

    Major national holidays include New Year's Day (Jan. 1); Martin Luther King, Jr., Day (3rd Mon. in Jan.); President's Day (3rd Mon. in Feb.)... Read more

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  • Big 10 campuses

    I thought it might be fun to try to visit all of the Big 10 campuses in a year (or thereabouts).

    Anyone have any suggestions for not-to-be-missed campus or area sites?

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