Location: Toledo
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Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Toledo, Ohio (OH)
Whether you're looking for world-renowned museums, golf or fun with the kids, Toledo is a sure bet. Its role as a major producer of auto parts and glass, combined with its proximity to Lake Erie, has brought prosperity, evident in the wide array of cultural and recreational attractions, fine restaurants and lodging options. A weekend's worth of family fun can be had with visits to the Toledo Zoo, the Botanical Garden and COSI, the city's state-of-the art science center. Explore the ancient and modern treasures of the Toledo Museum of Art, known for its unique glass collection. Spend another day tasting your way through the ethnic cuisine, fresh cheeses and delicious baked goods at the Erie Street Market or grabbing a dog at Tony Packo's, a Toledo institution.
Restaurants in Toledo
1. Wildwood Manor House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 107 reviews
Historic estate built in the 1930s reflects the 18th-century Georgian architectural style and includes more than 50 rooms and 16 fireplaces.
Reviewed By Mehrads - Toledo, United States
This is the mansion of Stranahan (founder of Champion Spark Plug Co) where he lived with his family from 1930s through 1960s. The mansion and surrounding park were purchased later in 1970s by Toledo Metroparks turning it into Wildwood Metroparks. The house has been renovated and preserved to show its original condition when Stranahan family lived there. There is no fee to visit the park or the mansion and there is ample parking available. They have all sort of programs at the Manor House throughout the year (most of those programs are free). The park is open everyday from sunrise to sunset, but the Manor House has varying hours (more info available at Toledo Metroparks website). I visit the park frequently with my daughter and take her to programs at the Manor House. There is a window on wildlife room nearby (across from the parking lot) where you can watch all sort of birds eat at birdfeeders and we always enjoy going there. They have a special event during 2nd and 3rd weeks of December (Holiday at Manor House) and rooms of the mansion are decorated with different holiday themes.
2. Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Cathedral
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By CARLANB_12 - Wauseon, United States
This Cathedral is awesome, just a beautiful house of worship. This happened to be a family Confirmation Sunday and the church was filled to capacity.
3. Savage Arena
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
4. Fifth Third Field
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4.5 based on 679 reviews
Fifth Third Field is in the heart of Downtown Toledo and is home to the World Famous Toledo Mud Hens.
Reviewed By xdanballx - Syracuse, United States
We finally made our pilgrimage back to Toledo to see a mud hens game, and our first in Fifth Third Field! We were blown away, the staff was overly friendly, the stadium and seats were spacious, the concessions offered a wide array of foods and drinks, and the park was absolutely beautiful. I would recommend seeing a game at this ball park ANY day.
5. Woodlawn Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By 221ChristyH - Toledo, United States
I just recently discovered this Toledo gem. Take a stroll through this historical cemetery that feels like a peaceful park. So beautiful!
6. Huntington Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By 129meganj
took my granddaughter to the hockey game for her birthday. everyone up to great grandpa enjoyed. nice facility and good seats. as far as I could tell there are no bad seats in the house.
7. Toledo Speedway
8. Veteran's Glass City Skyway
9. Hensville
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Hensville is an entertainment district in Downtown Toledo around the Toledo Mud hHens ballpark. Hensville features a park (concert and festival venue), two restaurants, shopping, and rooftop seating.
10. Riverfront
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