Toledo Travel and Tourism Guide

Today, Toledo is a city of 315,000 with a big local university, an independent daily newspaper, and historic buildings downtown, some of which have been turned into artists' lofts. Toledo is also home to the legendary Toledo Mud Hens minor league baseball team. They play in the Fifth Third Field in downtown Toledo. Near downtown, the Old West End is a beautiful neighborhood of Victorian mansions, and is where the world-class Toledo Museum of Art and its new glass museum can be found. A world-class Toledo Zoo is a few miles to the south. In the cities north end, there is The Polish Village where it is common to see store-fronts written in Polish. The food in Toledo is worth stopping for: As well as the many diners in the area, many ethnic-eateries should not be missed, including Tony Packo's famous Hungarian hot dogs, Hungarian baked goods, classy Middle Eastern places such as the Beirut, and delicious Indian cousine from the Tandoor. True or not, we, in Toledo, like to think that we have the most restaurants per capita in the entire country.