Akron, Ohio, is a dynamic city known for its rich industrial heritage and innovative spirit. Located in the northeastern part of the state, Akron has evolved from a prominent rubber manufacturing center, earning the nickname "Rubber Capital of the World," to a modern urban hub with a diverse economy. The city boasts numerous cultural attractions, including the Akron Art Museum and the historic Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens. Akron's blend of history, industry, and vibrant community life makes it a unique and attractive place to live and visit.

Akron Zoo

Just west of Akron, Ohio, United States, the non-profit Akron Zoo, formally known as the Akron Zoological Park, is located The zoo covers 77 acres, of which 35-acre are occupied with support, facilities, and habitats.

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens

The historical home museum Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens is located in Akron, Ohio. Among the estate's features are gardens, a greenhouse, a carriage house, and the main mansion—among the biggest homes in the United States. Globally important as the residence of F.A., it is a National Historic Landmark.

Akron Art Museum

In Akron, Ohio, United States, the Akron Art Museum is an art museum. First opening on February 1, 1922, the museum was the Akron Art Institute. It found two borrowed rooms in the public library's basement.

Akron Civic Theatre

Akron Civic Theatre is an Ohio theatre located near Akron. Among just five surviving atmospheric theaters created by John Eberson in the United States, this one is a superb example of the classic movie palaces of the 1920s.

Lock 3 Park

Lock 3 Park in downtown Akron holds seasonal events that include ice skating, fireworks, a farmer's market, and outdoor parks with holiday lights.