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The largest mural in the United States, painted on the side of a massive grain silo facility. It depicts Native American history and the importance of the Maumee River. Best viewed from a river boat cruise or from across the river at Middlegrounds Metropark.

Large German American ethnic festival. Festivities include Steinstossen (Swiss rock throwing), Masskrugstemmen (a contest to hold a 1-liter stein of beer for as long as possible), a Fußball (Soccer) Tournament, Pretzel eating contests, M.I. Hummel Lookalike contest, music, and dancing.

Northwest Ohio's primary casino.

The museum hosts exhibits on shipwrecks, sailing technology, and exploration. In 2025, the museum opened its new riverfront expansion, featuring a larger interactive gallery for children and a panoramic observation deck overlooking the Maumee. The retired lake freighter and current museum ship, the Col. James M. Schoonmaker, is docked directly next to the museum. Tours are offered outside winter months. Unusually for a modern era freighter, the lounges and cabin are fancy.

Toledo's newest riverfront park. It includes the "Market Hall," a 1,000-foot ice skating ribbon in the winter, and spectacular views of the downtown skyline across the Maumee River.

A science museum and activity center on the banks of the Maumee river. Provides a variety of exhibits and activities, including a tightrope counterweight bike, rideable yoyo, an optical illusion exhibit, an agricultural exhibit, a water exhibit, a nutrition exhibit, an energy exhibit, and simulated rollercoaster.