Cleveland Public Square

Cleveland Public Square is a central gathering place in downtown Cleveland, United States. The 10-acre public space is rich with historical, cultural, and architectural significance. The central open green space of the Public Square is surrounded by four mid-rise buildings connected by a series of bridges, stairways, and elevated walkways. Throughout the year, the Square hosts a variety of public events such as festivals, fairs, concerts, and more. Additionally, this vibrant location serves as a gathering place for public protests and civic demonstrations. The Square is also home to several monuments and statues of former Ohio leaders. It features terraced gardens, timeless sculptures, intricate ironwork, and a labor-themed memorial, making it a great place to relax, mingle, and observe. Art enthusiasts can marvel at the array of artwork, from bronze sculptures to glasswork, in the vicinity of the public space.