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Downtown Toledo is the central business district of Toledo, Ohio, United States. Both the Warehouse District and the area surrounding the Huntington Center have been areas of recent growth. ^{[1] [2]}

Contents

• Major attractions
• Tallest buildings
• Other notable architecture
• Gallery
• References

Major attractions

• Fifth Third Field
• Hensville
• Warehouse District
• Huntington Center
• Imagination Station
• Promenade Park
• Glass City Center
• Toledo Farmers' Market
• Valentine Theatre

Tallest buildings

• One SeaGate: 411 ft, built in 1982 ^[3]
• Fiberglas Tower: 405 ft, built in 1970 ^[3]
• PNC Bank Building: 368 ft, built in 1932 ^[3]
• Michael DiSalle Government Center: 328 ft, built in 1982 ^[3]

Other notable architecture

• Anthony Wayne Bridge
• Berdan Building
• Commodore Perry Apartments
• Edison Plaza
• Gardner Building
• Lucas County Courthouse
• Main Branch of the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
• Martin Luther King Bridge
• Nasby Building
• Nicholas Building
• Ohio Building
• Oliver House
• Owens Corning World Headquarters
• Pythian Castle
• Riverfront Apartments
• Secor Building
• Standart Lofts
• St. Patrick's Catholic Church
• St. Paul's Lutheran Church
• Spitzer Building
• Trinity Episcopal Church
• U.S. Northern District of Ohio Courthouse
• Veterans' Glass City Skyway

Gallery

• 
  Toledo Skyline in Morning
• 
  One SeaGate
• 
  Imagination Station
• 
  Oliver House
• 
  Veterans' Glass City Skyway
• 
  MLK Memorial Bridge
• 
  Fiberglass Tower
• 
  Anthony Wayne Bridge
• 
  Huntington Center
• 
  National City Bank Building
• 
  Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
• 
  Lucas County Courthouse
• 
  Valentine Theatre
• 
  Owens Corning Company Headquarters
• 
  Nicholas Building, 1910s
• 
  Nasby Building, 1910s
• 
  Spitzer Building, 1890s
• 
  View of downtown Toledo from the Produce Exchange Building, 1890s

References

41°39′N83°32′W / 41.650°N 83.533°W / 41.650; -83.533