Situated in the heart of downtown Cleveland, Public Square lies at the center of the city's business district and the iconic Terminal Tower.As the central hub of Cleveland's public transit system, Public Square connects commuters to the city's metro lines, including direct service to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and other key destinations.Just steps from Public Square, Cleveland's vibrant downtown offers an array of dining, shopping, entertainment and nightlife options, connecting locals and visitors alike to the heart of the city.The station's striking period architecture stands as a celebrated relic, honoring the city's rich history.

Public Square is an amazing place to visit. It’s in the center of Cleveland with a lot of deep history and nostalgic roots. The Square itself boasts a war memorial, bronze statues, a small park, fountain and has many major buildings around it including a church, hotel, casino and Key Bank Headquarters among other notables.

One of Cleveland’s best known spots, it’s clean and a nice place to relax. No one there aggressively panhandling, though it was 35 degrees and snowing.The Civil War monument is beautiful, especially inside. Free to visit, but donate a dollar or two to keep it going.

Enjoyed ice skating and the snow in Public Square. Recommend for December with more to do. The hot cocoa was great and Santa was there as well!

From the city's founding the New England style square was designed to be at the center. Today, it has been reconstructed to hold more civic gathering spot in the city's financial center. It was originally 4 separate squares but 10 years ago redesigned for more and larger gathering space. Today the square still holds the historic Soldier's and Sailor's monument from the Civil War as well as a statue of Moses Cleveland, town founder. We walked through the space around 7:00 when we arrived downtown and walked to see the buildings. Good Public Area.