Tallmadge Attractions. Tallmadge Tourism and kids attractions

Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens: a distinct experience for the whole family
Few places in the world, let alone the state of Ohio, compare to Akron's Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens. Built in 1912, this massive mansion-turned-museum requires the panning of one's view to take in all of its impressive majesty. A collaboration of an enormous estate home, conservatory, several large outbuildings and more than 70 acres of breathtaking gardens make up this luxurious destination.

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Akron Zoo means wildlife in action

Akron Zoo means wildlife in action
With 50 acres of awesome adventure, the Akron Zoo is home to more than 700 animals from each of earth's seven continents.

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Goodyear World of Rubber Museum: never "tire" of fun and learning!

Goodyear World of Rubber Museum: never "tire" of fun and learning!
The Goodyear World of Rubber Museum in Akron, Ohio may not seem like a place that would be tantalizing to visit. After all, who really cares about the history of rubber, right? One peek inside the walls of this curious establishment will leave you wondering why the heck you'd never come here before. Who would have thought that learning about rubber could be so much fun?

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Treat your eyes and your mind to the Cleveland Museum of Art

Treat your eyes and your mind to the Cleveland Museum of Art
Featuring the original works of Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, Michelangelo and Vincent van Gogh, the Cleveland Museum of Art is a visual and intellectual treat.

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Severance Hall: grand home for a grand orchestra

Severance Hall: grand home for a grand orchestra
Constructed of limestone, Severance Hall presents a breathtaking neo-classic theme similar to ancient Greek architecture. Home to the world-renowned Cleveland Orchestra, the music hall underwent a complete renovation in 1998, adding a fine restaurant and trinket shop and improving the facility’s acoustics.

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Cleveland's West Side Market is sure to make your mouth water

Cleveland's West Side Market is sure to make your mouth water
Cleveland's only publicly owned grocery facility, the West Side Market, greets visitors to its main building with the intoxicating smells of freshly baked bread, fried pierogi, Italian sausages, kielbasa and kraut, and corned beef sandwiches -- enough to make anyone's mouth water! And with its lovely Byzantine-style architecture and 44-foot vaulted ceilings, the market looks as fine as its delicious goods.

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Crocker Park: The West Side's shopping and dining mecca

Crocker Park: The West Side's shopping and dining mecca
Like a city inside a city, Westlake's Crocker Park outdoor consumer complex is one of the west side’s premier places to shop and dine.

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Nautica Queen: luxury on the lake

Nautica Queen: luxury on the lake
Cleveland's Nautica Queen cruise ship is a great place for a romantic dinner, a night of dancing or a scenic tour of our beautiful city.

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The Cleveland Old Arcade: shopping mall with rich history

The Cleveland Old Arcade: shopping mall with rich history
The Cleveland Old Arcade is one of the city's oldest, most historically rich commercial centers. With its extravagant architecture and Old World feel, it is unlike any other shopping facility in the Cleveland area.

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The Nature Center at Shaker Lakes: a tribute to Mother Earth

The Nature Center at Shaker Lakes: a tribute to Mother Earth
A great place to learn about everything from local birds to the history of the Great Lakes, the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes is a natural oasis in the middle of an urban setting.

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