This magnificent thirty-two story Art Deco building is a definitive aspect of the city's landscape. When lit at night, the dome serves as a majestic beacon. Enjoy an incredible view of Lake Erie from the 28th floor observation deck.

Completed in 1896, this Romanesque masterpiece is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Designed by famed architect H H Richardson, who considered the building his finest achievement, the center is a striking example of his Romanesque style.

DOWNTOWN. This 1906 wonder is a fine example of ornate, glazed terracotta architecture.

Erected in 1895, this is formerly the world's largest office building. This architectural gem is built around a spacious interior court and features a gray terracotta exterior and glass-covered center.

Built in 1904, this house showcases the talents of one of America's premiere architects. Frank Lloyd Wright designed the home, which has a 100-foot covered arbor, a glass roof conservatory, and a classic horizontal streamlined design. The house also features long banded windows, pitched roofs, and distinctly over-hanging eaves. The Martin House is over 10,000-square feet and features Wright's "Prairie House" concept. Reservations required for tours.