Cleveland Script Sign - Tremont — Attraction in Cleveland

I recently had the pleasure of capturing a breathtaking photograph of downtown Cleveland, featuring the iconic "Cleveland" script sign in the foreground. As the photographer behind this shot, I'm excited to share my experience and why this spot is a hidden gem for both locals and tourists.

This photograph is more than just an image; it's an invitation to create lasting memories. Whether you're planning a wedding, engagement shoot, or just want to capture the essence of Cleveland during your visit, this location offers the perfect backdrop. The "Cleveland" script sign adds a touch of local charm and pride that's sure to make any photograph memorable.

But what truly sets this spot apart is its accessibility to some of Cleveland's most scenic trails. As a photographer, I've found that the best shots often come from unique angles and perspectives. These nearby trails provide just that – a chance to explore and discover even more captivating views of the city and its iconic bridges.

The trails not only offer a fantastic opportunity for photographers but also for anyone who enjoys a leisurely stroll or hike. You'll find yourself immersed in the beauty of Cleveland, with new angles and breathtaking vistas awaiting around every corner.

I'm proud to have had the opportunity to capture this scene and share it with you all through Forever Filmz. My aim has always been to showcase the beauty of our beloved city, and I'm thrilled that this photograph has resonated with so many. I hope it inspires others to explore Cleveland's diverse and dynamic landscape.

In summary, this photograph is a testament to the captivating allure of downtown Cleveland and its potential to create stunning memories. Whether you're a photographer like me or a visitor seeking the perfect snapshot, this spot and its surrounding trails offer an experience like no other. Don't miss the chance to explore and discover the city's hidden gems – it's a journey worth...

We went to get a picture on our last night visiting Cleveland. Turns out they don't light up the sign at all, so we actually missed it the first time we drove past, and for the picture, we had to use our own lights (which, as a photographer, I happened to have in my car). When we did find it, we parked in a lot right across the street that had a sign that said it was open until 11pm. We were there around 9:50pm. A few minutes later, a passerby pointed out a cop right next to my minivan (I had been setting up lights and didn't notice). My husband ran over and the cop was pissed at us because apparently they now close the lot at 10pm, despite the sign indicating otherwise. He moved our car to the next lot so we could take our picture without having our car towed. Definitely a disconnect between the tourism bureau and law enforcement, and a disappointment in an overall...

This Cleveland Script sign located on Abbey Avenue is the best place (at least in my opinion) to take pictures and selfies of the skyline of the city and of the sign itself.

I went here for the first time on July 2nd, 2023, and I had to wait a few minutes to take pictures of the sign because there were two people taking pictures of the sign and themselves. They took pictures of me with my phone and I then took pictures of them on their phone.

Please be prepared to wait a few minutes to take pictures at times because of people wanting to practically take a...