A major industrial town that played a large role in our nation's development, Cleveland has a rich history. Our city's legacy lives on through many of our historic areas of town, which serve as popular attractions for both locals and tourists. If you really want to experience the very best of Cleveland's history, our real estate agents recommend a visit to one of these top spots:

• The Arcade - 401 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115
  One of America's very first indoor shopping centers, The Arcade, also nicknamed "Cleveland's Crystal Palace", opened its doors in 1890. Today, it's one of the city's most popular landmarks, and it's loaded with shops, restaurants, and local events. It's worth visiting just to enjoy the beautiful architecture, which was modeled after the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan, Italy.
• West Side Market - 1979 W 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44113
  The city's oldest public market is home to more than 100 local vendors offering everything from meats, fresh produce, baked goods, and desserts. West Side Market is the go-to place to support local businesses while discovering new high-quality products. It originally opened in 1912 and has become one of the most popular and historic spots in town.
• Coast Guard Station - 1000 Whiskey Island Dr, Cleveland, OH 44102
  Check out amazing views of the city, hike around, or paddle on Lake Erie from this historic location. The Coast Guard Station is a fantastic city park located right on the lake's shore. In addition to paddling access and boat launches, the park has numerous hiking trails and sites to see around the park.
• Western Reserve Historical Society - 10825 East Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44106
  You can learn all about Cleveland's rich industrial history, sports legacy, and culture at this fantastic institution just around the corner from these Cleveland homes for sale. The Western Reserve Historical Society is a family-friendly museum with great content and educational programming.
• Public Square - Cleveland, OH 44113
  Part of the town's original plat 1796, Cleveland's downtown Public Square is where the city started. This section of downtown memorializes important elements in history and provides the public with event space, dining options, monuments, parks, and green space. Enjoy free concerts, tour the Old Stone Church, or check out the Soldiers and Sailors' monument.

Immerse yourself in Cleveland's rich history while enjoying dining, shopping, or exploring the city. Contact us today for more local information.