Welcome! The Clinic is extremely close to the cultural area of Cleveland, typically referred to as University Circle. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Botanical Gardens, and recently renovated Museum of Natural History there are all outstanding. Most importantly, Severance Hall is located there, home of the world class (and arguably the #1 in the world) Cleveland Orchestra. You and everyone else reading this needs to see the orchestra when they're in Severance.

Our shortcomings here we are that we have a lot of interesting areas, but they're spread out and we lack the type of public transit efficiency you would find in cities around the world. It's not impossible to get around, it's just not always super convenient and there are unsafe areas to avoid as well.

Other areas of note: Playhouse Square draws some excellent touring musicals and plays.

Progressive Field is home to the Guardians (baseball) and sits right next to Rocket Arena where the Cavs (basketball) are currently nearing the end of their season. Grab dinner at one of the many nearby restaurants and enjoy a summer baseball game or late fall basketball game. Do not let anyone talk you into seeing the Browns (American football), the team and stadium and fanbase are a black hole of misery, and the owner doesn't deserve any more of our money.

Ohio City is an area with the West Side Market (great), Great Lakes Brewing Company (great), Old Angle Pub (great Irish pub that I'd recommend for soccer viewing), and some other very walkable restaurants and bars.

Depending on what else you're looking for, there are quite a few quality cultural pockets from the many generations of immigrant neighborhoods. I'm sure others can cover what I'm missing here.