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    Lincoln Park

    4.2 (16 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Sarah H.

    This is a really nice park, and has a lot of uses. Many people walk dogs here, run, read books, take photos, and attend special events (ie, there is a summer farmers market every Tuesday). There is also a playground and decently sized pool with changing rooms. I mainly walk my pup here! I'm always down for using free spaces! In addition to the park itself being such a cool Cleveland gem, there are a lot of great businesses surrounding it. Some of my favorites include Civilization coffee shop, Grumpy's Cafe, the Cleveland APL, the Cleveland script, and an art gallery. The great place about Lincoln Park is that it can be a nice out stop, or a place to spend a few hours. If you are visiting or live in Cle, you should make the trip!

    Drums were banging
    Jim B.

    Just got back from the Tremont Arts And Cultural Festival And it was happening, the drummers were banging and the fire pizza was smoking, artist village was amazing, the guy on the sax was smooth and grooving and even the tree's were chilling to the vibes of the kids swinging and sliding on the playground. What a perfect fun family event full of amazing food, music and handmade art, I can't wait to go back, and this time I'm bringing the dog to chill with me.

    UMMM, NO THANK YOU! My husband and I attempted to attend The Tremont Arts and Cultural Festival in the park today and were sorely disappointed with the lack of activities and vendors. I found it surprising that this festival is in its 18th year because it simply was not evident to me. We arrived around noon and expected the activities to be in full swing, (due to the official start time of 8 am), but it seemed as if everyone was just getting ready. However, what we found was a small park with a few vendors and not much action. We had hoped to be able to sample a variety of ethnic treats that represent this diverse city but just sort of lost interest when we saw what was available. Perhaps this is the standard arts and craft festival for urban areas, I wouldn't know. I am accustomed to being in huge parks with large festivals that are highly organized. Things start popping very early with multiple stages, quality vendors and food courts. There is usually a posted schedule available as well. We were there for less than 10 minutes before deciding to leave. We both thought it strange that in a park surrounded by mature trees, there was no breeze whatsoever. Now that is a bad sign!

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    Voinovich Bicentennial Park

    Voinovich Bicentennial Park

    4.4(22 reviews)
    2.2 miNortheast District

    George V. Voinovich Bicentennial Park…read more This park is an absolute gem in Cleveland--peaceful, beautiful, and full of character. Voinovich Bicentennial Park sits right along Lake Erie, offering stunning panoramic views of the water. On a clear day, you're actually facing Canada, which lies just across the lake--how cool is that? Out in the water, there's a long rock barrier (part of the harbor breakwall system) that adds a coastal, serene feel to the entire landscape. When I visited, there was a live opera performance happening right in the park, which made the experience feel even more special. You can sit on the grass or along the cement steps, which makes it a great spot for a picnic, sunset-watching, or just relaxing near the water. There are often events held here, so it's worth checking the schedule if you're visiting--though honestly, just showing up might surprise you with something fun. The atmosphere is open and vibrant, but still calm and clean. You'll also find: * Boat rentals nearby if you want to get on the water * Restaurants right along the shore * Hotels with waterfront views, all within walking distance The park itself is well-maintained, clean, and has lots of visual interest, including ships docked nearby and big open views of the lake and sky. I visited in the evening, and the sunset over the water was absolutely breathtaking--a perfect end to the day. I can't wait to come back and spend more time here. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this is one of those spots that makes you stop, take a deep breath, and just enjoy where you are.

    I'll give this the benefit of the doubt and an extra star because of the weather. This was a short…read morewalk from the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Street parking was free on a Saturday morning. There are restaurants nearby.

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    Cleveland Script Sign - Tremont - Information on the scenic area around the Cleveland script sign, in the Tremont neighborhood

    Cleveland Script Sign - Tremont

    4.7(24 reviews)
    0.5 miTremont

    I remember the first time I visited Cleveland, about thirty years ago. I was NOT impressed…read more Visiting here made me feel depressed, like I was in a slowly deteriorating city with political leaders who lacked the motivation to keep this historic city beautiful, like the real gem that it is. However, I have also had several opportunities to visit this city over these last thirty years and I have seen great improvements since that time. One of the small efforts to beautify this city came with the decision to add several "Cleveland" script signs at various locations around the city, like here in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland. I have visited a few of the Cleveland script signs, and this one here in Tremont is my favorite so far. It is located in a beautiful little neighborhood, within an area that almost feels like a small park. Even though it's in a beautiful little neighborhood, it is close enough to the heart of the city to provide visitors with a breathtaking view of the Cleveland skyline, along with several beautifully constructed historic bridges within view. To add to how pleasant this location is, there are also railroad tracks nearby, where one can occasionally see a powerful train pass by. Still further, there is also a nicely constructed walkway through this area where folks can take a nice stroll while enjoying the view. The Cleveland script sign here in Tremont is easy to get to, located just south of the Cuyahoga River, with nearby exits from both directions of the Interstate 90 freeway. There is also a nice, clean and safe place to park within walking distance that is open daily, from 6am until 11pm. This parking area has several parking spots, most of which are under the I-90 overpass, and parking is free. If you happen to be visiting the Cleveland area, I would highly recommend that you stop by this location for a quick visit. It's a great place to take in a breathtaking view of this beautiful city, and of course, to snap that selfie of your visit to Cleveland.

    The sign is sturdy & just as advertised with a pretty view overlooking the city. There's a large…read moreparking lot near the sign.

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    Eastman Reading Garden - Tuesday, 18 July 2023 -- Eastman Reading Room (located outside the main branch of the Cleveland Public Library in downtown Cleveland)

    Eastman Reading Garden

    5.0(3 reviews)
    1.7 miCivic Center

    This is a very lovely outside garden to sit and read during the warm summer months or on a cool…read moreAutumn morning. The garden is part of the Cleveland Public Library and it is actually connected to it. It is named after Linda Eastman who was director of the library years ago (1918-1938). I finally visited in July 2023 with a friend. We both enjoyed walking around, taking photos, and admiring the beautiful windows of one of the adjoining buildings. The garden is surrounded by trees, a tall iron gate at both entrances, a very small waterfall, benches, and movable chairs with a tables placed all around the garden. When you step into the garden, you instantly feel a sense of happiness, serenity, and peace as you hear birds chirping and breath in fresh air. Hopefully you visit on a quiet day because there are always events around the city especially in the summer months. If I lived downtown, I would definitely come here often to read outside. I highly suggest tourists to visit this rather unique garden which feels like a small park in the middle of downtown. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 21/150 total reviews in 2024 - 671 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 20 April 2024

    Hidden on Superior Avenue between a sea of old buildings, you'll find the Eastman Reading Garden…read morenestled behind two enormous iron doors. Let's pause for a moment to appreciate how amazing it is to have an urban garden oasis hidden in the midst of bustling Downtown Cleveland. Outfitted with lush green trees, small fountains, minimalistic statues, and iron seating, the Eastman Reading Garden is a true treasure of our community. It is astonishing how peaceful it is, and how it breaks up the city life around you. The trees offer in the perfect amount of shade to relax without too much sun, and you can hear them blowing when you sit. A part of the Cleveland Public Library, the Garden honors long-time benefactors the Eastman Family. If you need an outdoor fix, it's the picturesque storybook place to read a book or catch up on some work (there's wi-fi... your laptop will work!). You'll feel like you stepped into a children's book. Its Cleveland's own Secret Garden. If you haven't seen it yet, don't wait, bookmark it now. We are lucky to have such a beautifully kept public treasure. Thanks, Cleveland Public Library!

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    Eastman Reading Garden - Tuesday, 18 July 2023 -- Eastman Reading Room (located outside the main branch of the Cleveland Public Library in downtown Cleveland)

    Tuesday, 18 July 2023 -- Eastman Reading Room (located outside the main branch of the Cleveland Public Library in downtown Cleveland)

    Eastman Reading Garden - Tuesday, 18 July 2023 -- Eastman Reading Room (located outside the main branch of the Cleveland Public Library in downtown Cleveland)

    Tuesday, 18 July 2023 -- Eastman Reading Room (located outside the main branch of the Cleveland Public Library in downtown Cleveland)

    Eastman Reading Garden - Tuesday, 18 July 2023 -- Eastman Reading Room (located outside the main branch of the Cleveland Public Library in downtown Cleveland)

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