Historic and Ethnic Cleveland - Part 3

Thursday, April 23, 2026

$109.  Moderate

For Reservations or more information, please call JKL TOURS, 440.942.5350

 

​Come join us as we continue exploring Cleveland and learning the heritage that makes our hometown such an amazing place.  We’ll start by seeing a revived Roaring 20’s Dance Hall, before we travel the Brewery Trail, seeing the sites and actual buildings of early 1900’s breweries.  We’ll even “Go NUTS,” at a 1929, Art Deco building related to the building of the Terminal Tower.  We’ll travel the Gordon Square Arts District, one of the most renovated neighborhoods in Cleveland.  We’ll have a fabulous lunch at the Seven Chefs Buffet (in the area where you used to enjoy the famous “Frosty,” from Higbee’s basement.)  After lunch, we’ll take in the spectacular 360 degree of the Terminal Tower Observation Deck and learn the history of this iconic building.  We’ll continue sightseeing downtown and take in the site of the 1936/37 Great Lakes Expo that helped pull Cleveland out of the depression of the 1930’s.  We’ll wrap up our day touring the Warehouse District that was the largest garment district between Chicago and New York in the early 1900’s.  We’ll even see where Abraham Lincoln spoke to Clevelanders in 1861, across the street from the theatre where John Wilkes Booth was performing and the placque dedicated to this historical site.

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JKL TOURS of Willoughby, Ohio, has been partnering with the BW-ILR travel group since 2017 to offer adventures as part of their overall travel program.  We sincerely appreciate the tremendous number of guests who have travelled with us for the fun, companionship and camaraderie our trips provide.          JKL TOURS – 440.942.5350