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Tower City Mall

  • November 28, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by Garuny from Cuttack, India
It is a perfect gateway, located near the river Cyhoga, with its picturesque background, one feel is it the Gods gift to the mankind. Come and experience the beauty in Cleveland, Ohio.

From journal Cleveland, USA - The Ultimate Industrial Hub

Tower City Mall

  • September 1, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by kathypac from University Hts, Ohio
Remember that part in A Christmas Story when Ralphie visits Santa Claus and gets pushed down the slide? Well, that was filmed right here in Tower City. If you want to see the actual place, go to Dillard's. It’s housed in a old-fashioned department store, in the movie it was called Higbee’s. Tower City Center (formerly known as Cleveland Union Terminal) is a large mixed-use facility located on Public Square in downtown Cleveland. The main hub of Cleveland’s RTA is located here, but mostly people come here to visit the shopping mall, The Avenue at Tower City, which is superb. You’re sure to be surprised at the brass railings, marble floors, and hand-painted ceilings. And there are over 80 stores to visit, from big national chains like Ann Taylor and Gap, to smaller, local stores, like Christmas Corner and Football Town. It’s kind of annoying to travel downtown and pay for parking, but the mall is cool enough that we still come out here about once a month.

From journal Cleveland Sights!

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Tower City Center

  • April 14, 2006
  • Rated 3 of 5 by The Breeze from Mayfield, Ohio
Tower City Center

If you have a rainy day during your Cleveland visit, or if you are simply in the mood to shop, a pleasant option is "The Avenue", a glitzy three-level complex of marble, brass and glass right off of Public Square in the heart of Cleveland. At first glance it looks like just an up-scale mall; maybe it is, but I feel that its uniqueness makes it worth visiting.Besides the shopping opportunities (most of which are clothing or shoe stores) there is a food court and a theater complex. If you want something a little more classy, there are some restaurants, including Hard Rock Café, Panera Bread, and a steakhouse. If you want to be really classy, you could dine at the Ritz-Carlton or the Renaissance Hotel, adjacent.You can catch the East, West or Waterfront line of the RTA train in the station on the lower level. Also, the RTA buses stop right out in front at Public Square.If you are driving, the most convenient place to park is off of Huron Road behind the Center. Your car is protected from the elements and you enter from the parking area. Plus, you can get 5 hours of free parking if you spend $25.00 in Tower City Center, including food. Save all of your receipts and take them to Guest Services on Level 1 so they can validate your parking ticket (don’t forget to bring your ticket with you!) In addition, if you plan to catch a game or concert at the Quicken Loans Arena, there is a protected walkway that you can take right from the food court area.

From journal Believe in Cleveland

Tower City

  • February 26, 2001
  • Rated 1 of 5 by Kathy from Northern Va Suburbs of DC, Virginia
Tower City

This is a typical downtown shopping mall. They have movie theaters and a pretty good food court.
Typical stores:
The Gap
Bath and Body Works
Body Shop
Record stores
Jewelry stores. Sporting Goods. Shoes.

This was a rainy cold Saturday in February and it was packed. I never saw so many baby strollers.

From journal Cleveland- The best location in the Nation..

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