This museum boasts an impressive collection with more than 7,200 pieces dating back to Roman antiquity. This vast collection has a particularly strong presence of American art, including the worlds largest collection of art by Grant Wood, the famous Iowa-born artist.

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This a year-round public market in the heart of Cedar Rapids' New Bohemia neighborhood offers a vibrant variety of food and drink options, as well as unique shopping experiences. While checking it out, visitors can catch concerts, flea markets, festivals and much more hosted at the market as well.

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This beautiful lake is located just a short drive from Iowa City and offers a variety of recreational activities, including boating, fishing, and hiking.

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Cedar Rapids and Iowa City are home to a variety of restaurants and breweries that offer a taste of the region. From local farm-to-table fare to craft beer, there is something to suit every taste.

If you have some extra time to spend in the area, visitors can also visit the historic German community located just a short drive from Cedar Rapids, or take in a show at the Englert Theatre in downtown Iowa City. With so much to see and do, Cedar Rapids and Iowa City are the perfect destinations for anyone looking to experience the heartland of America.

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