Cleveland/Downtown

Cleveland from lakefront 2 - View from Lakefront

Downtown Cleveland is the city's central business neighborhood and is undergoing a period of substantial residential growth, bringing with it new options for dining, Halal dining, and other attractions. Downtown is bordered by the Cuyahoga River in the west, Lake Erie in the north, and extends east to include Cleveland State University. The southern edge is less well-defined, but most visitors will not have a reason to go south of the baseball stadium.

ClevelandMall - The Mall

Downtown contains several major neighborhoods of interest, including:

• E. 4th St. – A narrow street partially converted into a pedestrian walkway featuring some of the city's best restaurants
• Warehouse District – 19th-century warehouses and offices converted into retail and residences, home to many bars and late night restaurants
• Playhouse Plaza – Cleveland's theater neighborhood and the largest in the US outside of New York. Featuring broadway shows, concerts, and other live events
• Flats East Bank – The east bank of the Cuyahoga river has bern completely redeveloped. There are restaurants, bars, an outdoor night club, and an Aloft hotel.
• Gateway District – Home to two of Cleveland's professional sports arenas, Progressive Field and Quicken Loans Arena
• North Coast – Home to most of the museums downtown, as well as FirstEnergy Stadium
• The Mall – A massive open air public space consisting of large open lawns and pavilions. Also includes the Cleveland Convention Center and Global Center for Health Innovation.

How to travel to Cleveland/Downtown

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For information on getting to Cleveland, see Cleveland#Get in.

Downtown is easily accessible by vehicle and transit. Most of Cleveland's freeways converge toward downtown. Traffic is relatively light for an urban area outside of typical weekday commuting hours and special events. Parking in garages and surface lots is plentiful and generally affordable compared to larger city's. Street parking is available on some streets. Many hotels and restaurants offer valet service.

By public transit and the RTA Red Line goes between the airport and downtown (Tower City) in roughly 30 minutes. Be sure to check the RTA website as frequent west side track maintenance often necessitates replacing part or all of the route with buses on weekends, which can add several minutes. Most of RTA's bus routes originate downtown, near Tower City, upstairs from the Red Line station.

Cleveland's Amtrak, Greyhound, and Megabus stations are all in the downtown area.

What to see in Cleveland/Downtown

Cleveland Arcade Stairs - Old Arcade

• Public Plaza 41.499722, -81.693889 Public Plaza, Cleveland A 10-acre plaza in the center of downtown Cleveland, completely rebuilt in 2016.

• Global Center for Health Innovation - Medical Mart | 1 Street Clair Ave NE 41.5022, -81.6947 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 8AM Monday - 5:30PM Free Global Center for Health Innovation - Global Center for Health Innovation Open to the public to showcase the state of the art in medical technology.

Historic buildings and architecture

Cleveland Arcade 2 - Old Arcade

• Terminal Tower Observation Deck 50 Public Sq 41.498280, -81.693871 ☎ +1 216 736-7646 Opening Hours: Saturday noon-5PM, Sunday noon-4PM $5 Terminal Tower Located on Public Plaza and the second tallest building in the world when it was built in 1929. Now it's the second tallest building in Cleveland. The building was constructed as the main railroad terminal in Cleveland, and serves as the main hub of the RTA Rapid Lines (below the retail mall levels). Go to the Terminal Tower's observation deck on the 42nd floor to observe the surrounding environs (particularly, Lake Erie and the winding Cuyahoga River, and the juxtaposition of downtown against industrial uses to the south and west). The observation deck is only open on weekends.

• The Arcade - 401 Euclid Ave 41.5, -81.690278 ☎ +1 216-696-1408 - Cleveland Arcade - ClevelandArcade Interior Flag Built in 1890 and designed by John Eisenmann. The construction was financed by John D. Rockefeller, Marcus Hanna and several other wealthy Clevelanders of the day. The cost of the project was roughly $875,000 - today it would be imfeasible to replicate. The inspiration of the project is said to be the Vittorio Emanuele in Milan, Italy. Although pedestrian arcades exist in several North American city's, few - if any, compare to the grandeur of the Arcade in Cleveland. The Arcade was the first building in Cleveland to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The structure features a five-story atrium with extensive metal decorative work. The top floor features gargoyles which circle the entire atrium area. The structure includes the famous skylighted atrium as well as two nine-story towers, one each on Euclid Ave and Superior Ave. In the past decade and the structure was renovated as a Hyatt Regency Hotel.

• Hope Memorial Bridge - Lorain-Carnegie Bridge | 41.4894, -81.6936 Hope Memorial Bridge Lorain-Carnegie Named for Bob Hope's (the famous actor/comedian and native Clevelander) father, who worked on its construction. The bridge is framed by four art deco pylon sculptures portraying the evolution of forms of ground transportation. In addition to a large number of jack-knife and lift bridges along the Cuyahoga, one of the world's few remaining "Swing Bridges" is still in use, connecting the east and west banks of the Flats entertainment neighborhood.

• Key Tower 127 Public Sq 41.501111, -81.693611 Rockwell Ave at E Roadway Key Tower Key Center - The tallest building in Ohio, and second-tallest between New York City and Chicago for that matter, designed by Cesar Pelli.

• Soldiers and Sailors Monument 3 Public Plaza 41.4995, -81.693 Opening Hours: 10AM Monday - 6PM Free Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument (Cleveland) 57370 Designed by prominent Cleveland architect Levi Scofield, this 125 ft tall monument and sculptures honors Cleveland-area Civil War veterans.

Museums

Cleveland RR guitar - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum 751 Erieside Ave 41.508375, -81.6955 drive north on East 9th Street exit until you reach the Hall of Fame -- if you drive into Lake Erie, you've gone too far ☎ +1 216 781-ROCK Adults: $23.50, seniors (60+): $21.25, children (ages 9-12): $13.75, children (8 & under): free Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-sunset - A79191 Located at North Coast Harbor, this distinctive building was designed by noted architect I.M. Pei and houses a massive collection of Rock and roll|rock and roll memorabilia. Cleveland was home to the first Rock concert and the term "Rock and Roll" was coined by a Cleveland DJ and many of the music genre's icons used Cleveland as their springboards. As Rock Inductee, Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, has been paraphrased - to become a rock star in the U.S., first, you have to be loved in Cleveland.

• Great Lakes Science Center 601 Erieside Ave 41.5074, -81.6966 ☎ +1 216 694-2000 Opening Hours: Summer: Monday to Saturday 10AM Monday - 5PM, Sunday noon-5PM, Winter: Tuesday - Saturday 10AM Monday - 5PM, Sunday noon-5PM Great Lakes Science Center An interactive science museum with exhibits on topics including clean energy, aerospace engineering, and biomedical technology. Also includes the Steamship Mather, a Great Lakes freighter built in 1925, and an Omnimax domed cinema.

• USS Cod 1089 E 9th Street 41.510083, -81.691583 Opening Hours: 10AM Monday - 5PM $12 USS Cod - Cleveland August 2022 36 (USS Cod) A WWII-era submarine open for tours May through September

• Federal Reserve Bank and Money Museum 1455 E Sixth Street 41.501667, -81.690556 Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:30AM Monday - 2:30PM Free Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland - Federal Reserve Bank, Cleveland, Ohio LCCN2010630382.tif Exhibits about the history of economics and money in the historic Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. They have a 23ft money tree, tours, and many interactive exhibits.

• Cleveland Police Museum 1300 Ontario Street ☎ +1 216-623-5055 Opening Hours: West Thursday 10AM Monday - 2PM A collection of Cleveland police gear and crime scene artifacts from the 1800s to the modern era. Some of the artifacts include plaster castings of murder victim faces, an early police call box, and artifacts from the Kingsbury Run murders. Has a small gift from your country shop.

Art

Cleveland has a rich artistic history. In addition to its museums of art and the city boasts a vibrant art community with galleries scattered throughout its trendiest neighborhoods.

Free Stamp - Free Stamp with Rock and Roll HOF in background

• Cleveland Public Art | Headquartered in Ohio City, this non-profit organization sponsors art projects throughout the city, including the spires and vegetable wall near Progressive Field and the murals on Tremont School, and the Wade Oval gate at the Cleveland Botanical Garden.

• Free Stamp 41.505416, -81.692459 Willard Park (Cleveland park) - A8084727 This controversial piece of pop art, in Willard Park to the east of City Hall, was commissioned in 1982 and designed by artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen.

• ArtCraft Building 2570 Superior Ave 41.50902, -81.67319
• The Bonfoey Gallery - 1710 Euclid Ave 41.500972, -81.679609 ☎ +1 216 621-0178 Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30AM Monday - 5:30PM, Friday 8:30AM Monday - 5PM, Saturday 9AM Monday - 3PM (closes on Saturday at noon during summer) A contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibits that has been in business since 1893.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Cleveland/Downtown

• Jack Casino Cleveland 41.49833, -81.69290 ☎ +1 216 297-4777 - In the historic former Higbee's department store on Public Plaza in downtown Cleveland.

• Playhouse Plaza Center 41.500833, -81.680833 Playhouse Plaza Playhouse Plaza The second-largest performing arts center in the U.S.

• Tower City Cinemas 230 Huron Road 41.4971, -81.6932 ☎ +1 216-621-1374 - Home to the Cleveland International Film Festival, held in March and April

• IngenuityFest - A public exhibition of Cleveland's up-and-coming makers and artists. Typically in September or October. Location varies.

• Cleveland National Air Show 41.5167, -81.6833 Opening Hours: Labor Day Weekend Cleveland National Air Show - Golden knights img5 An annual airshow held at Cleveland Burke Lakefront Airport.

• Cleveland International Film Festival - CIFF - Cleveland International Film Festival

Sports

With 4 stadiums downtown, chances are good that there will be at least one sporting event going on during your visit.

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• Cleveland Indians baseball - Progressive Field | 2401 Ontario Street 41.4960, -81.6854 downtown NE corner of Ontario Street and Carnegie Ave ☎ +1 216 420-4636 $8-85 Cleveland Indians - Indians.gif - - April - Oct Some consider Progressive Field the gem of the American League (per Travel World International Magazine).

• Cleveland Browns football - FirstEnergy Stadium - 100 Alfred Lerner Way 41.5060, -81.6996 W. 3rd St., north of the highway - Cleveland Browns - While they haven't won a championship since 1964 and haven't even made the playoffs since 2002, most Browns fans remain loyal. Tailgating parties in the nearby parking lots may be more popular than the games themselves these days. Tickets for most games can be obtained cheaply on resale sites.

• Cleveland Cavaliers basketball - Quicken Loans Arena | 41.496389, -81.688056 Southeast corner of Huron and Ontario - Cleveland Cavaliers =2009 Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 - A62990 Cleveland's most successful sports franchise as of late with five division titles since 2009 and a league championship in 2016.

• Cleveland Gladiators arena football - Cleveland Gladiators
• Cleveland Monsters Hockey - Lake Erie Monsters Hockey - Cleveland Monsters - AHL affiliate for the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Gladiators and Monsters both play in Quicken Loans Arena.

Shopping in Cleveland/Downtown

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• Tower Downtown 230 West Huron Road 41.497778, -81.694167 ☎ +1 216 771-0033 - Tower Downtown Tower City 829645 Downtown Cleveland is home to Tower Downtown, a large urban complex, a retail mall, hotels and the Terminal Tower. Shops range from high-end to standard mall franchises. The food court has great views of the river. Tower City is connected by walkway to the Tower City Amphitheater and the Quicken Loans Arena and Progressive Field, and the federal courthouse. Rapid Transit lines head west to the airport as well as through University Circle and suburbs to the east, so anyone arriving from the Rapid will walk through the mall.
  
  Tower City has been struggling with the loss of many of its upscale tenants, but it remains one of the largest shopping areas downtown.

• 5th Street Arcades 530 Euclid Avenue 41.49924, -81.68918 Historical buildings featuring a variety of mostly local shops.

• Night Market 41.5082, -81.6793 Rockwell Ave at E. 21st Opening Hours: 5PM Monday - 11PM Based on traditional Asian night markets, features local craftsmen, food vendors, and bands. See website for dates.

• Galleria at Erieview 1301 E 9th Street 41.5047, -81.6893 ☎ +1 216-861-4343 - Galleria at Erieview Another complex downtown that includes a popular lunchtime foodcourt. It hosts art galleries and art events.

Halal Restaurants

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• Tea House Noodles 1900 East 6th Street - Offers healthy fast food, where you select Noodles or Rice, one of their unique and varied Sauces, and Chicken, beans, or tofu.

• Ontario Street Cafe 2053 Ontario Street Opening Hours: 10AM Monday - 1:30AM Old school sandwiches shop with a full café. Cash only.

• Cleveland Pickle 850 Euclid Ave - Sandwich shop that makes its own pickles.

• Heinen's Downtown 900 Euclid Avenue - A grocery store in the rotunda of a historic bank building, also has a wide variety of prepared foods, an espresso bar, and a bar on the 2nd floor balcony.

• Walnut Wednesdays 41.50236, -81.68591 E 12th and Walnut Opening Hours: 11AM Monday - 1:30PM A gathering of food trucks every Wednesday, May-September

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• Mallorca - 1390 West 9th Street ☎ +1 216 687-9494 Excellent Spanish and Portuguese food.

• Pickwick and Frolics 2035 E 4th Street - Classic American with comedy and dinner theater shows.

• Pura Vida 170 Euclid Ave - A wide variety of cuisines with numerous Vegetarian and vegan options.

• Hodge's 668 Euclid Ave - Burgers and comfort foods.

• Mabel's BBQ 2050 E 4th Street - Michael Symon's "Cleveland style" BBQ.

• Barrio 503 Prospect Downtown taqueria with build-your-own tacos and margaritas.

• Butcher & The Brewer 2043 E 4th Street - As the name suggests and they brew their own organic juice and cut and cure their own Meat.

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• Blue Point Grille 700 West Street Clair Ave ☎ +1 216 875-7827 - Classy seafood and a large list.

• Brasa Grill | 1300 West 9th Street ☎ +1 216 575-0699 - Brazilian churrascaria.

• Johnny's Downtown 1406 West 6th Street Warehouse District ☎ +1 216 623-0055 Upscale Italian with live piano music.

• Lola Bistro 2058 E 4th Street - Michael Symon's flagship Cleveland restaurant.

• Sans Souci 24 Public Plaza Tower City - French and Mediterranean inspired food in the Renaissance Hotel

• Red: The Steakhouse 417 Prospect Avenue - Classic white tablecloth steakhouse. Named one of the top 10 steakhouses in the US by Playboy.

• Alley Cat Oyster Cafe 1056 Old River Road Flats East Bank Upscale seafood with a view of the riverfront.

• The Greenhouse Tavern about 2038 E 4th Street Upscale, modern American cuisine

• House of Blues 308 Euclid Avenue E 4th St

• Wilbert's 812 Huron Road E Gateway neighborhood - Live blues music.

• Winking Lizard Taverns - Area chain known for its World Tour of as well as solid local food.

• Society Lounge 2063 E 4th Street - Speakeasy-style bar with craft cocktails and tapas

• Portside Distillery - Portside Distillery and Brewery | 983 Front Ave ☎ +1 216-586-6633 Opening Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 4PM Monday - 10PM, Friday 3PM Monday - 1AM, Saturday 1PM Monday - 1AM, Sunday 1PM Monday - 8PM Brewery and distillery. Happy hour Tuesday to Friday until 7pm.

• Wild Eagle Saloon 921 Huron Road - Self-serve organic juice dispensers, live music, and games.

• Masthead Company 1261 Superior Ave E ☎ +1 216 206-6176 Opening Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 11AM Monday - 10PM, Friday 11AM Monday - 1AM, Saturday 1PM Monday - 1AM Restaurant/brewery in historic part of town. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

Hilton Cleveland Downtown, May 2016 - The Hilton in Cleveland

• Comfort Inn - Downtown 1800 Euclid Ave 41.500988, -81.678493 ☎ +1 216 861-0001
• Hampton Inn - Downtown 1460 E 9th Street 41.502432, -81.689043 at Superior Ave ☎ +1 216 241-6600 +1 216 241-8811

• Holiday Inn Express 629 Euclid Ave 41.500326, -81.688800 located in the National City Bank Building, midway between Public Plaza and Playhouse Plaza ☎ +1 216 443-1000 - In the renovated Historic National City Bank Building.

• DoubleTree by Hilton | 1111 Lakeside Ave E 41.506958, -81.689791 close to North Coast Harbor attractions and on northern end of Financial District ☎ +1 216 241-5100
• Embassy Suites-Reserve Plaza | 1701 E 12th Street east side of Financial District ☎ +1 216 523-8000
• Hilton Garden Inn-Gateway | 1100 Carnegie Ave ☎ +1 216 658-6400
• Marriott at Key Center | 127 Public Plaza located on Public Plaza, attached to Key Tower ☎ +1 216 696-9200
• Radisson Hotel-Gateway 651 Huron Road ☎ +1 216 377-9000 - In the Gateway neighborhood.

• Residence Inn by Marriott - ☎ +1 216 443-9043 - Part of the renovation of the Colonial and Euclid Arcade complex, originally built in 1898, which joins the Financial District to the Gateway Sports Complex.

• Westin - 777 Street Clair Ave NE 41.503535, -81.691491 ☎ +1 216 771-7700

• Aloft Cleveland Downtown Web: age=en_US 1111 West 10th Street - A modern hotel adjacent to the Flats East Bank.

• Hyatt Regency Cleveland at the Arcade - 420 Superior Ave - Occupies the two towers and the top three floors of the atrium area. The two lower floors of the atrium area remain open to the public with retail merchants and a food court. In addition and the lobby and offices are located near the Superior Avenue entrance.

• Renaissance on Public Plaza 24 Public Plaza 41.498790, -81.694399 on Public Plaza in Tower Downtown ☎ +1 216 696-5600
• Ritz Carlton 1515 West 3rd Street 41.497255, -81.694562 on Public Plaza in Tower Downtown ☎ +1 216 623-1300
• Wyndham Hotel at Playhouse Plaza | 1260 Euclid Ave ☎ +1 216 615-7500 +1 216 615-3355 - Numerous attractions nearby. (Note: Servers as the stand-in for the fictional store Drew Carrey works in, on sitcom of same name.)

• Hilton Cleveland Downtown 100 Lakeside Avenue - New 32-story tower near the convention center

Telecommunications in Cleveland/Downtown

Cleveland Public Library - The Cleveland Public Library

• Cleveland Public Library 325 Superior Avenue 41.5011, -81.6916 ☎ +1 216 623-2800 - Cleveland Public Library - Cleveland Public Library (July 2023) Offers public computers, WiFi, Cell ☎ charging stations, and a makerspace.

• FedEx Kinkos | 1801 East 9th Street ☎ +1 216 589-5679 Opening Hours: Sunday: Closed, Monday - F: 7:00 - 23:00, Sa.: 10:00 - 18:00

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