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Sightseeing Sightseeing Overview Among Cleveland’s icons is the recently built, striking Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, located on the waterfront in the hub of the Downtown core, next to the Great Lakes Science Center and the Cleveland Browns Stadium. To the north is the Civic Center District, the city’s business centre, home to banks, government and community buildings, gardens and fountains. West is the Warehouse District and the Flats Entertainment District, the place to go for trendy restaurants and nightlife. North of the Warehouse District is the Tower City District, home to Public Square, a four-quadranted public area that forms the heart of Cleveland, along with the historic Terminal Tower building. The neighbouring Gateway District is home to Jacobs Field baseball stadium and Gund Arena, where professional basketball is played. East of the Gateway district is the Theater District, featuring the Playhouse Square Center, the largest performing arts centre in America outside New York, made up of five restored 1920s theatres. Tourist Information Convention & Visitors Bureau of Greater Cleveland Tower City Center, 50 Public Square Tel: (216) 621 4110 or (800) 321 1004. Fax: (216) 621 5967. Website: www.travelcleveland.com Opening hours: Mon-Fri 0930-1630, Sat and Sun 1100-1600 (until 1700 May-Sep). Visitor information centres are also located at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and on Old River Road on the East Bank of the Flats. Passes There are no dedicated tourist passes in Cleveland, although there are often visitor package rates that include hotel and attraction/shopping discounts. |
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