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Cobble Hill
A chef-driven New American room downtown leaning hard on local farms, with a rotating seasonal menu and a sleeper cocktail program. The beef tartare and Parisian gnocchi are the orders to build around.
Black Sheep Social Club
An elevated gastropub sharing a kitchen with the brewery next door, known for duck-fat fries and creative small plates. Sit on the riverside patio and pair a plate with a beer from Clock House.
Sac and Fox Trail
Iowa's oldest designated national recreation trail, a shady crushed-limestone path along the Cedar River and Indian Creek, mostly level and tree-covered. Great in summer heat, and it connects toward the Indian Creek Nature Center.
Indian Creek Nature Center
Iowa's first nonprofit nature center, with hundreds of acres of wetland, prairie, and oak-savanna trails plus a sustainable interpretive building. The Woodduck Way loop is the quick scenic option.
Paramount Theatre
A restored movie palace with an opulent lobby and auditorium, now hosting touring Broadway, concerts, and the symphony. It was severely flooded and brought fully back, and locals are proud of it, so arrive early to take in the room.
Theatre Cedar Rapids
One of the country's largest volunteer community theaters, founded by Grant Wood, staging musicals and plays in a roomy main house. A garden-level black box hosts edgier productions, and the lounge is a nice pre-show drink.
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
A Smithsonian-affiliate museum of Czech and Slovak heritage in Czech Village, with immersive immigration exhibits and a relocated immigrant home. The whole building was famously lifted and moved to higher ground after the great flood, a story the staff love to tell.
Brucemore
A historic estate built around a twenty-one-room mansion on landscaped grounds, with guided house tours and seasonal concerts and theater on the lawn. The grounds are free to stroll even when the house is closed.