Our Neighbors
University Circle
, home to ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½, is an intellectual, scientific, cultural, and health care district. The concentration of institutions within its one-square-mile, park-like setting is unsurpassed in the world. Meet a few of our neighbors.
Cleveland Heights
Our nearest suburban neighbor, boasts beautiful homes, excellent student housing options, great food, and 135 acres of park land.
Coventry
offers an eclectic assortment of stores, restaurants, and coffee shops. It's a favorite place for students to hang-out.
Shaker Heights
is a thriving community noted for its Georgian style architecture, sidewalk cafes, and unique gift shops.
Little Italy
Nestled right behind the School of Medicine, has been home to Cleveland's thriving Italian-American population since the 1920's. It is also home to many quaint restaurants, bakeries and over 30 galleries.
Downtown
Located about five miles west of campus on the shores of Lake Erie, offers , shopping, restaurants, the , , , (theater, opera, dance), , and the .
The Warehouse District
The has upscale bars and clubs, fine dining, milling crowds, outdoor concerts, and comedy clubs; it's the place for nightlife in Cleveland, right in the shadow of downtown.
Tremont
, located just south of downtown Cleveland, is one of the city's oldest and most historic neighborhoods. Tremont is known for its numerous, hip and trendy restaurants in addition to monthly .
Shaker Lakes
Located just a couple miles from ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½, The are a system of parklands through which the Doan Brook runs. The Shaker Lakes Park is a natural and semi-wild area located at the intersection of three municipalities; Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights, and Cleveland. It includes two lakes created by the Shakers when they dammed Doan Brook to power their industries. The swamp and woodland areas constitute a small wilderness in the heart of the heaviest concentration of population in Ohio, making it readily available for study and recreation. It has a number of beautiful trails and the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes. It is available to people the public on a day-to-day, year-round basis for walking, photography, painting, nature study, rest and quiet recreation.