Browse Walks in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, US

This two-hour walking tour of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, United States, will take you through some of the most interesting and vibrant parts of the city.

The tour will begin at the Cleveland Heights City Hall, located at 40 Severance Circle, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 (Latitude: 41.5045, Longitude: -81.5674). From here, you will head south on Severance Circle, passing by the historic Severance Town Center, a shopping center built in the 1920s.

Next, you will head east on Mayfield Road, passing by the historic Coventry Village, a vibrant shopping and dining district. Here, you can find a variety of unique shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Continuing east on Mayfield Road, you will come to the Cedar Lee Theatre, located at 2163 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 (Latitude: 41.5045, Longitude: -81.5674). This historic theater has been showing movies since the 1920s and is a great place to take a break and enjoy a classic film.

Next, you will head south on Lee Road, passing by the Cedar Fairmount Shopping District. Here, you can find a variety of unique shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Continuing south on Lee Road, you will come to the Cleveland Heights Public Library, located at 2345 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 (Latitude: 41.5045, Longitude: -81.5674). This historic library is a great place to take a break and explore the city’s history.

Next, you will head west on Cedar Road, passing by the historic Cedar-Lee District. Here, you can find a variety of unique shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Continuing west on Cedar Road, you will come to the Cleveland Heights Community Center, located at 1 Monticello Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 (Latitude: 41.5045, Longitude: -81.5674). This historic center is a great place to take a break and explore the city’s culture.

Finally, you will head north on Monticello Boulevard, passing by the historic Coventry Village. Here, you can find a variety of unique shops, restaurants, and cafes.

At the end of the tour, you will arrive back at the Cleveland Heights City Hall, where the tour began.

K & K Tours

K & K Tours, Inc., began in 1982 and continues today as a family-run business. Currently, K & K Tours conducts over 50 student tours a year from the northwest Ohio and eastern Indiana regions. Since its inception, K&K Tours has taken over 65,000 students to the Washington, D.C., area. Founded by former educators, our goal is to give every student a hands-on American His ... More tory experience and to bring our country’s true heritage to light. “Preserving America’s Heritage” has become our company motto, and we place a strong emphasis on the Declaration of Independence, patriotism, and sacrifice. These three have become the foundation and cornerstones of all our tours. Our mission is to illustrate the principles this nation was founded upon and show students their important role in our country’s future.

Gad-About Tours

We offer deluxe motorcoach tours for individuals and groups, professional charter service, and airline tickets and cruise packages through our full-service travel agency.

20th Century Tours Inc

The recent conclusion of our annual school sojourn to New York City made me reflect on our long-standing relationship. Dave, it is hard to believe that for twenty-five years, Twentieth Century Tours and I (along with a few choice colleagues) have worked so diligently together to expand the educational horizons of the students of Willoughby South High School. That time fram ... More e, my friend, is longer than many marriages! Perhaps our relationship has worked so well for so long because of why and for whom we both do what we do—for the students placed in our charge.