HOTELS
The majority of Cleveland's hotels are geared to the business traveler, which means comfortable rooms, decent meeting facilities and above-average hotel restaurants. Read more

 DINING
With more than 60 languages spoken by 80 ethnic groups in Cleveland, it's no wonder the city is a United Nations of food. Read more

 SHOPPING
Cleveland's grand department stores shut their doors a few decades back. The buildings are not sitting idle, however, thanks to the city's active downtown restoration and renovation efforts. Read more

 NIGHTLIFE AND ENTERTAINMENT
Party in the frantic Flats, a neon-glitzy entertainment district, or prowl the hip hangouts of the Warehouse District, an area of new lofts and condos in renovated brick buildings. Read more

 FITNESS AND RECREATION
Even when colder temps blow in off the lake, watch out — the many parks around the city will be full of people in search of fitness and fun. Read more

 TRANSPORTATION
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport was the nation's first municipally owned facility when established in 1925 and has been steadily growing ever since. Read more

 DAY TRIPS
The must-do trip for die-hard football fans is the 50 mile drive to the 83,000-square-foot Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. Read more

 RECOMMENDED EVENTS
Want to experience a great festival, museum exhibit or other upcoming local event? Plan your trip to Cleveland around one of our picks. Read more