About Cleveland

Cleveland has a proud history more than 200 years in the making. The city, which celebrated its bicentennial in 1996, is an amazing town with a rich historical background. "In the last two hundred years, Cleveland has grown from a small frontier outpost to one of America's major metropolitan centers. Today, with a score of reinvigorated urban neighborhoods, a newly revitalized downtown, unparalleled cultural amenities, and one of the most diverse populations in the nation, Cleveland is looked upon as a model for what can be accomplished in urban America."
--Michael R. White, Former Mayor of Cleveland

Cleveland skyline from the waterfront
CC Image courtesy of Chris Capell

Cleveland Area Highlights

Cleveland is home of many attractions in the vecinity of the Buckeye Regional. Take a look at what you can see and do while staying in the Cleveland Area.

North Coast Harbor
Theater District With eight major theaters, it is second only to Broadway as the largest performing arts district in the US.
University Circle The nation's largest concentration of cultural and educational institutions within one square mile
Historic Gateway District
Historic Warehouse District
  • Great food and live music from various local venues
Outside of Downtown
  • Cedar Point - self-dubbed "America's Roller Coast" boasts 17 roller coasters, 75 Rides, and 14 straight years of distinction as the "Best Amusement Park in the World" by Amusement Today.
  • Cleveland Metroparks Zoo features the largest collection of primates in North America.
  • The 33,000-acre Cuyahoga Valley National Park, is the 5th most visited national park in the country, and the only national park in Ohio.