Located in a small Czech ghetto, the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library explores the Czech and Slovakian culture through its diverse collection. The museum pertains to its neighboring Czech immigrants by disseminating its native culture and history. You can learn here about their traditions, lifestyle, art, crafts and so on. The library has several books, photographs, videos and archives that cater to the same aspect. Shop for jewelry, books and other gift items at their store. Events here include book launches, discussions, seminars and local fiestas.

With over 7,200 paintings ranging from Roman era to the present days, the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art merits a visit from all those passionate about fine arts. The museum also boasts of the largest collection of Grant Wood works, which is a must go for all his fans. The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art offers guided tours through the museum that will give you detailed information on all the exhibits. The museum also conducts events and shows that regularly which find locals coming in. To know more about the museum or book a tour, check the website.

Brucemore is a sprawling 19th-century estate centrally located in Cedar Rapids. The historic estate is home to a Queen Anne villa, night garden, formal gardens and a beautiful orchard among other attractions.

Indian Creek Nature Center is home to sprawling areas of wetlands and forests. Located a short distance from the city's downtown area. The nature center and the park is well managed by trained staff who spread awareness about the ecological significance of the park.

Learn more about the African American heritage and culture of Iowa at the African American Museum of Iowa. Not only does the museum boast of an expansive permanent collection that includes photographs, clothes, utensils and display panels with detailed information, but the museum also plays host to a number of temporary exhibitions as well as houses and displays traveling exhibits. Guided tours for adults, and field trips for children can also be organized at this museum. If you want to know more about the local history and culture, then a quick trip to the African American Museum of Iowa certainly won’t let you down.

Iowa Masonic Library and Museum is ideally situated on First Avenue South East and remains one of the world's biggest Masonic libraries. The library building was built in the year 1884 and currently houses three extensive assemblages.

Paramount Theatre was inaugurated in the 1920's as a vaudeville theater and was later used for movie screenings. Located in Cedar Rapids, this historic theater is registered under the National Register of Historic Places and is currently used for plays and concerts. The venue adorned with intricate artwork and also houses the popular orchestra venue the Orchestra Iowa. The venue is also available for corporate and private events and can accommodate up to 1,690 spectators for a single event.

NewBo City Market welcomes you with an array of small restaurants and local shops selling goods at low prices. Shop for a wide range of grocery items or appease your hunger with some delicious cupcakes or tasty Caribbean fare.

Czech Village/New Bohemia Main Street District is a popular attraction home to a host of cultural events. The district remains open throughout the year and welcomes you to experience its bustling nightlife and culinary treats.

Homeground of the Cedar Rapids Titans and the Cedar Rapids Rampage, this sprawling arena is both awe-inspiring and invigorating. Serving as a nexus of varied fraternities like sports, culture and music, the magnificent U.S. Cellar Center hosts a medley of events ranging from concerts and sporting tournaments to winter shows and corporate functions. What makes this center all the more fascinating is the fact that an astounding arena, ballroom and the luxurious Doubletree Hilton Cedar Rapids nestle on its wonderful grounds. An iconic venue in its own right, the U.S. Cellular Center is graced by legendary artists like Dolly Parton and Lady Antebellum.