Beautiful small park in the flats with one of the best views of the Cleveland skyline. This is the spot used by most television stations when they want a skyline backdrop. This photo was taken from Heritage park at twilight. Right across the river via the swing bridge.

Update: Unfortunately the city decided to "improve" the park by cutting down the trees, remove the grass and pave the whole park with cement. It's not finished yet but I presume they'll finish it similarly to the "beautification" of the park across from the West Side Market. In that park, they also cut down all the beautiful trees, paved it over, and put cement boxes where they installed small trees. I have to say that I don't understand who, or why, this can happen. Does someone in government think this is a good idea? It kind of scares me. If these tragic decisions are made to destroy the public parks, where else is this complete lack of judgement destroying our city from behind the scenes. Yes, parks are easy to see the impairment of any sense of proper judgement. What are they doing outside the public eye? I shudder to think...