Toledo

I live here

For some reason I always get a good feeling when I’m here. Why that is I’ll never know. Maybe it’s because of my memories of racing R/C cars here at Woodville Mall, or because some aspects of Toledo remind me of places where I’ve had good times.

I grew up here.

I went on a ” road trip ” to Toledo from Detroit with my friends to go to the Toledo Zoo. Somehow, we got lost, and drove around the city for hours, and by the time we got to the zoo, it closed!!! SO we went downtown to eat and actually ate at this restaruant that was inside the baseball stadium of the Toledo Mud hens! So we basically drove 4 hours for a good meal!

The only place worth visiting is the Toledo Zoo. which i loved going with my younger brother. One one the things that really makes me mad about Toledo is the I75 freeway.. its a nightmare

Toledo has had an unfounded, poor reputation for much too long, no thanks to John Denver’s “Saturday Night In Toledo, Ohio”...I would be so happy to hear a new song that would immortalize our city rather than give listeners a vision or opinion of our city that simply is not true.. There is SO much to do here! We have wonderful weather for the most part, each of the four seasons are showcased nicely each year, with all the colors you imagine. Many the damaging storms seem to miss us here within the city limits.
Like our Mayor or not, with Mr. Finkbeiner’s leadership, our hard-working city laborers and staff have transformed our downtown area into a tourist mecca, full of theaters, a brand new baseball stadium, an arena for concerts, circuses, and shows. We have plenty of places you can walk to safely, weekday or weekend, downtown and suburbs. The restaurants are wonderful, including the coffee shops, jazz clubs, rock music clubs, clubs for alternative entertainment, and a dance club or two.
Toledo’s TARTA offers inexpensive, dependable, clean public transportation. Our museums, from the Center of Science and Industry (COSI), our breathtaking, unique Art Museum and adjacent brand new Glass Museum, not to mention the Firefighters and smaller collections of historical finds are showcased in our wonderful libraries and many galleries here. There are free attractions and costly society events, a little this and that for every interest and budget. We offer all the historical feel of the “old towne” Toledo with eateries and architecture to tell the stories of our heritage, apart from and within the summer festivals for Polish, Greek, Irish, Mexican, Hungarian (and more) influences.
The Maumee River that runs alongside the downtown area, allows us to celebrate summer near the docks with the “Rally’s By The River, that showcase local talent and famous name entertainment during the holidays. The fireworks will be spectacular with the new Veterans Memorial Skyway Bridge and the impending new Marina district being built in the background!
With all this and much much more to offer, we are ready to face the future and welcome visitors with pride, just as we always have been. I strongly recommend that you add Toledo to your travel wish list!

I’ve been here twice. Once to see a girl I thought was my girlfriend, and ended up leaving early.
The other, to buy an investment property where the aluminum siding was only half done. I told the owner to finish the job and he never did.
Bad place for ToddieM

the police in toledo are the worst i have ever seen in my life. don’t ride down the street while black. i swear i was pulled over 7 times in a day. wow is all i can say! the city itself is kinda ran down too.

My God of Love.
We danced in Seattle, but soon I’ll rest my head in your hometown.
Show me your miracles.

Just kidding. I was born here. It is truly the armpit of America.