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Visiting the Huntington Reservation and Beach is like breathing in a breath of fresh air. The park has been a part of Cleveland Metroparks since 1927. During the warmer months of the year, the beach is a popular outdoor and swimming spot for families and fans of aquatic fun. The Huntington Reservation offers an excellent opportunity for a hike no matter what time of year it may be, as its level terrain makes the trail accessible to runners and hikers of all skill levels. You can also fish year round, and the breakwalls offer perfect vantage points from which to cast your line.

You'll be completely bowled over by the fun you'll have at any of the three locations of Cleveland's Freeway Lanes. This is perhaps the city's favorite place to bowl, and once you visit this impressive venue, it will be easy to see why. The recreation facility is impressively equipped with 250 lanes, several HD televisions, outdoor patios, restaurants and full service bars that feature live entertainment. This is most definitely not your ordinary bowling alley-it's more of a bowling emporium!

The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo does an impressive job of gathering various species of animals and presenting them in incredible reproductions of their natural habitats. When you step through the zoo's front gates, be prepared to not only discover more about animals and plants but to also learn about how to explore and protect our environment. The zoo is home to literally thousands of animals placed on rolling, wooded landscapes. Some are situated in the simulated Rainforest. Either way, an incredible experience awaits you at this award winning zoo.

The Cleveland Asian Festival celebrates the sights, sounds, tastes and traditions of the Asian culture in a variety of very memorable ways. In addition to an incredible array of Asian cuisine, the festival features an impressive cast of local and national performing artists as well as a children's activities area, games, competitions and a health pavilion with free screenings and health education. This event is scheduled every May and is free to the public.