Fun things to do in Cleveland: 47 fun attractions and activities

It's such a cool place. It's clean. It's big, the staff are friendly. There are lots of exhibits to look at. Several interactive exhibits. Nice gift shop. The exhibits are great. Lots of neat things from all of your favorites. You can even vote for who you want to be inducted. It's definitely worth a visit when you're in town.

We stopped by Cleveland on our way back from our Canada road trip to South Carolina and spent one night in the downtown area. We visited the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — and even though I’m not a huge fan of rock and roll, it turned out to be such a great experience! We stayed for almost four hours and could’ve stayed even longer if my youngest had been a little older (he was 2 at the time and just turned 3). It’s no secret that I’ve been listening to Bon Jovi songs on repeat all summer, and now my 3-year-old can sing “It’s My Life” pretty well too 😉 Definitely worth a visit!

It's an experience you'll never forget! Every genre, every era, every artist, every record company, and every performance...are on display. They even have a section where you can jam with your friends with provided instruments and amps! This is a place for music enthusiasts from everywhere around the world. Watch special videos, clips, interviews, and concerts...whatever tickles your fancy musically, it's all there! So, if you love music of all types and genres...this is where you need to be! It's not going to take just a couple of hours to experience RRHF, you'll need a whole day to take in and experience every exhibition that this museum has to offer! If you take my advice, attend this museum as close to its opening the doors as possible, because you'll want to be in before the crowd comes in! Their café is pretty good too! Trust me!😉 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏾=4.98(they're currently making addictions!)

We had limited time, but the floors we explored were great... Parking was not great, but found some within short walking distance. The café food was expensive, but tasted real good. Nice energy throughout and lots to learn and experience. Enjoyed the top floor dedicated currently to Bon Jovi!!! Can't wait to go back!

It was a great day at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Could be a little bit overwhelming but it's fantastic! To see the paper/ notebooks that artists wrote songs on is really cool. You definitely need time though it's not an hour in and out you need at least 3-4 hours if you like looking and reading everything about what you are looking at. Seeing the instruments 🎸🎷 🎹that some of your favorite artists used and reading about where they played etc is so cool!

It was the most encompasing thrill of musical talent I've ever seen. The multi level experiences are designed to focus on music through the decades. The first level has videos masterfully spliced to take you back to musical performances you thought you forgot. 50 years of SNL was featured, and the top flóor was a special dedicated to Bon Jovi. All genres represented in a thrilling way to show the evolution of R 'n R. I especially enjoyed the interactive one hit wonders of 45's...I spent an hour choosing and listening to songs of my past! This is a bucket list must for all music lovers. Check out the garage & play instruments. It's genius planning for a musical day!

-An Absolute must visit for Music lovers!- 🎶🎙️🎹 The exhibits are thoughtfully curated and take you on an incredible journey through the history of rock, from its roots to modern icons. The building itself is stunning, with an atmosphere that perfectly captures the spirit and energy of rock & roll. Each floor is packed with treasures, legendary instruments, stage outfits, handwritten lyrics, and powerful tributes to the artists who shaped generations. The interactive displays make it even more fun, letting you dive deeper into the stories behind the music. A real highlight was the Power of Rock Experience show in the theater. It’s incredibly moving and makes you feel like you’re part of the Hall of Fame induction moments. What I loved most was the sense of inspiration everywhere. You don’t just learn about music, you feel it. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just curious, it’s an unforgettable experience that celebrates creativity, culture, and the power of music. And don't forget to create amazing stickers! ;)

The website stated 6,000 years of art, and that's no exaggeration. The museum has multiple rooms and levels with a plethora of really amazing works. The European and Middle East exhibitions featuring biblical artwork were really moving and spectacular. The American painters were well represented and there was much beautiful period furniture. The Egyptian displays are also fascinating and in amazing condition. We were hoping to see the current exhibition, but it was sold out. Admission is free! Parking was $14.00 for non members. There is also a very nice gift shop as well. Highly recommend this museum, but it is an all day affair to see it all.

We love visiting every few months. Only downfall... some of the workers don't say anything & stare at you. It's kinda weird. Remember, no food or drinks in the exhibit. If you have a bag, you must carry it. Free admin to regular exhibit. On street parking is 20 min for a quarter (no cards)! Great little park across the street. Botanical garden across the street (not free). Also a parking deck you can use for all three!

Absolutely amazing art museum with free general admission! I'd highly recommend visiting this place if you have free time on a trip nearby Cleveland! From ancient artifacts to medieval, baroque to modern, there are exhibits for any interest.

Love the museum! It took us a few hours to look just about everything. They do have a cafe/restaurant, kind of pricey in the restaurant part which you need a reservation. Parking garage is $14, they take cc/cash. The museum is located right to the parking area on level 2. They do have a gift store, which is $$$. Just be careful on NOT touching anything. A GREAT place to spend the day. The museum is FREE admission!

The museum is free! But you do pay for parking, around $15 I believe. Not a bad price at all. The museum itself is a work of art and the displays inside rivaled The Met. I'm very glad we decided to go spur of the moment! It was a nice place to spend a cold, rainy day.

Beautiful museum, free for general exhibitions which is huge, including Picasso and others. Great café in the lower level . A lot of rest benches to admired the pieces at your own pace. Washroom in all different levels. Pretty gardens. Definitely recommend ❤️

An amazing building in itself, with an open courtyard. Exhibits are well organized to represent all cultures and eras in spacious clean new displays. There are optional docent tours to take a deeper dive, but I liked to wander in awe. I was truly amazed that entrance is free...don't miss this when you're in Cleveland!

I visited July 8, 2025 and was super disappointed with the lack of flowers. The signs were informative and thought went into the design. But I have many more blooms in my own yard. I walked through all of the sections in search of blooms to take close up photos of, and I didn't find very many. There are nice pathways to walk, though their hours of operation don't really allow for evening walks.

The flowers available to view are very pretty but I wouldn't say it's worth the $20 entrance fee. The staff at the front were nice and we did get a map. The first section was extremely small and people didn't really fit. The two turtles and ducks were nice to see. If you have a hard time with heat, plan ahead. With all the plants it was extremely humid and hard to get through the entire walk. There are placards with information along the way and benches which is nice if it's quiet. I wouldn't come here again

What a beautiful botanical garden. The main butterfly room was closed when we went and that was kind of a downer but the place is still worth seeing! I loved the glass room with all the exotic birds and the chameleon. The gardens are well kept and stunning. I really enjoyed the children’s garden lol. I think that was the most beautiful. There’s a woodchuck there and he likes to eat from their garden. The place is very clean. The gift shop is also full of wonderful gifts and such. I think the price to get in is fair.

We brought our twin 3 year olds to the gardens and they had an amazing time! We spotted critters in the wall through areas and played hard in the outdoor garden. The sensory play indoor area has so much to do as well, so rain for shine kiddos have something to do! Be prepared for them to get dirty as there is a mud kitchen, water play, and an area with sand. Of course as an adult I enjoyed all parts of the garden and look forward to my next visit.

Surprised at the small amount within the greenhouses, but the outdoor arrangements were very impressive. Even as an adult, the children's garden was my favorite as it was so densely packed with interactive elements and beautiful plants that I don't think I saw elsewhere in the gardens.

Nice botanical garden on a smaller side packing a lot of themed gardens in a modest acreage. Glasshouse featuring Costa Rica’s cloud forest was one of the memorable points of visit. Don’t miss Japanese and Rose Gardens. No regrets on my side about admission price but I could see why some reviews thought it was on a high side relative to gardens’ size / value proposition.

Lots of fun learning for kids to develop sound, touch & feel activities. The Garden overall is not that big but has aesthetic views. Food court food is bad. But worth visiting if you want a day out with the kids.

My husband lived in Cleveland when we met and took me here when we were dating. I love this market. The produce is so fresh and all the different foods are so amazingly good. And anything we've bought has always been reasonably priced. We live in Nevada now, but when we come back yo Cleveland to visit, we always stop here. Our favorite counter to visit is Narrin's counter. She makes and sells her own dry spices that we just LOVE! She's a local, so all of it is made in Cleveland.

Love this OG market setup, similar to those found in Seattle or Vancouver. Great variety of meats, cheeses, breads, produce and other delicacies. Cozy diner in the corner. Imported foods shop in the other corner. Great biergarten right next door. If I lived here I'd be here weekly.

This place is amazing! Old-world style indoor market with just about any food you can think of for sale. Some you can buy there and make at home, and some ready to eat! There were so many friendly people, no barking, just a friendly, fun atmosphere. Beautiful pastries, delicious looking meats of all kinds, side dishes, amazing bread- there is no way to list it all. If you visit the area, don’t miss this experience!

This place is a great representation of what Cleveland can be. Very diverse and open with many different cultural foods and products to purchase here. The fruit (food) is always fresh. If you're thinking "health," this place has your best options. For it to be so busy, it's always clean. Aye. Shout out to the West Side Market for making Cleveland great again. Haha

Such a cool place with TONS of great options. We love shopping for produce, fresh baked bread, and amazing sweet treats. One of our favorite places to visit when we go to Cleveland.

It is good, and lot of vendors, but for me more hot food options would attract more people, good pastries options and veggies, fruits, washroom available, water fountain by the washroom. Seating area on the top floor for better view of the market and pictures. Great area around. Crafts market across the street. Check for hours. Free parking around, and free entrance.

West Side Market gave me the nostalgic feeling of traditional markets you usually find in the Middle East—lively, full of character, and rich with the smell of fresh produce and spices. The architecture is beautiful, and wandering through the aisles brought back memories of old-style bazaars. I especially loved the variety of pastries and sweets—really delicious! It can get a bit crowded, but that’s part of the charm. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Cleveland.

An unforgettable visit to Cleveland Zoo! I had the best zoo experience here. The adult ticket was $21.50 and honestly, it was totally worth it. There’s an incredible variety of animals, and many of them can be seen up close or even touched (we touched the goats and they were super adorable) which made the visit feel really special! The staff were super friendly and welcoming, and every moment I spent in the zoo was enjoyable. It’s also great value for money. Since it wasn’t crowded, especially in the forested walking areas, it felt peaceful and relaxing. There were many chipmunks as well in the forest and everywhere! Most of the restaurants or stores were closed, I guess since it was weekday visit 🙁 But overall, it was such a great experience! I’ll definitely be coming back! 🤩

There were lots of animals to see. Very nice place and very clean. It was all decorated for Halloween which was super fun. I love that there were restrooms and picnic areas everywhere which was great for taking young children who need frequent rest stops. We packed a lunch and had a nice picnic. The whole family had a blast and we are already planning our next trip once the rainforest reopens!

What a great zoo! The way the zoo is built into the surrounding area is amazing. The views of the animals are incredible as you can get way closer than you might expect! The landscaping throughout was also eye catching and there are so many different and accessible ways to enjoy the zoo. The employees of the zoo were incredibly kind and knowledgeable not to mention passionate about the animals and conservation! Will be coming back the next time I’m in Cleveland!

The Cleveland Zoo is such a fun and amazing place to spend the day! From the moment you walk in, there’s so much to see and do. The animal exhibits are well cared for and spread out nicely, so you can take your time exploring everything. The Rainforest is a must-see—it feels like stepping into another world with all the tropical plants, waterfalls, and exotic animals. I loved how interactive everything felt, especially with the giraffes and elephants. The Australian Adventure is also a highlight—you actually feel like you’re walking through the Outback! There’s plenty of food and snack options, shaded rest areas, and fun activities for kids too. Overall, it’s a perfect mix of relaxation and excitement. Whether you’re there for the animals, the learning experience, or just a fun day out, the Cleveland Zoo does not disappoint. I’ll definitely be back! 🦒🐒🐘

The zoo is the best. So much to do and see, you could easily spend the whole day and not see everything. Beautiful walking trails and just great to be out in nature. Staff is always super to be around and wonderful with the kids. Cant wait until the new primate enclosure is finished.

I purchased yhe zoo membershio with the intent of going evert other week. The place is beautiful and perfect for walking. The stairs and steep incline to the apes makes a great workout. However, I am easliy distracted by the exhibits and the well cared for animals

This zoo is huge. There is so much to see and do. You could easily spend a day here and just enjoy. I love how you could interact with the animals, and the Zip lining was so much fun! The Asian festival lanterns were so beautiful. I bet at night they are even more amazing to see. Definitely recommend.

Such a great place, the unique history, great layout, friendly staff, love the touch a stingray....my favorite. It's always fun to be able to walk through the tunnel where sharks and stingrays swim around you. Loved the jellyfish washing machine and the tanks with the pipes. Very creative. I would highly recommend adding this to your list of places to visit while your there.

My husband and I just went here for the first time. We had such a great time. There was so much to look at and experience. You don't just get to look at the marine life, you even get to interact with some of them. This is very family friendly, so kids will love this too. And the staff is very knowledgeable and friendly and will answer any of your questions. We spent a good 3 hours here just exploring and learning. And in the gift shop, they sell bracelets that help you track a shark that's been tagged in the ocean. I bought 2. I highly recommend this.

Had a fun time at the Aquarium! There's a huge variety of fish, stingrays and sharks. I love that you can walk under the aquarium and see the sharks and fish swim above you. The tanks were beautiful! Lots of photo ops. There are a few interactive displays and you're able to pet a stingray.

We had a wonderful experience at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium! The aquarium is located in an old factory so it has a lot of charm and is a unique experience. It only took about an hour to tour, so it's great for young kids. The sting ray touch pool was our favorite part. If you're in the Cleveland area this aquarium really provides an enjoyable time.

Absolutely loved the Cleveland Aquarium! 🌊 It’s clean, well-organized, and full of amazing sea creatures. The shark tunnel is a real highlight — truly impressive! 🦈 The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is relaxing. A perfect place for a fun and educational visit! 💙

This is a really nice little aquarium. It was actually bigger then we had thought and the layout being that it is located in an old warehouse building I believe made it very unique. There were many species of fish, a stingray tank where you could touch them, as well as another little area where you could also touch sea cucumbers, starfish, etc. My favorite part was the large tank that housed the sharks and other larger fish. You could walk around the tank and at one point there was a tunnel to view these fish. The only think I wish they would do would be to have a demonstration of the "squirt gun" fish shooting water at their prey LOL.

The aquarium is a great place for families, adults, kids, a date night. The highlight is definitely the huge shark tank! They also have events every year for Halloween and Christmas. The scuba divers dress up in Halloween costumes and as Scuba Claus at Christmas time.

An employee noticed me doing sensory work with my excited kiddos as we were entering. She then told us about and guided us to the sensory room. As a family that has special needs, this kind of accessibility can make or break a successful outing for us.

We visited on a Thursday morning in mid-April 2025. We parked in the parking garage and planned to stay most of the day and also do the rock and roll hall of fame next door. There was construction going on outside so walking from one to the other wasn't so easy. There is a cool corridor that goes from the parking garage to the science center itself so you don't have to go outside. We pre-purchased our tickets online and bought it along with the dome theater show. They let us change the timing at check-in to an earlier time. There were very few people there when we arrived. There was 2 groups in line in front of us but it moved very quick. The kids were able to run around and do basically whatever they wanted for almost an hour before all the school groups arrived. It was spring break for us but the local schools were still in session. It got crowded really fast. We tried to hide in the more obscure areas. The kids really liked the music area on the top floor. Also my youngest really liked building with the wooden sets on the main floor. When all the school groups left he had it all to himself and spent almost 30 mins building his own crane that was taller than him. Staff member stopped by and said that's the largest structure he'd ever seen someone build out of those parts. We ate lunch and watched the dome video closer to noon when all the school groups were running around. Many of the school groups went to lunch and that's when we went back out. We spent more than 4 hrs in the science center. I think the kids were finally started to get bored near the end and it was time for us to walk over to the rock and roll hall of fame. The parking garage was open late as well and aligned with the late opening of the rock and roll hall of fame. There is a quiet sensory spare up on the 3rd floor as well near the bathrooms. It was cool that they had such an area as it got really loud when all the school groups were there. The museum store was large but had your typical science museum merch. I had a hard time finding anything that specifically had the museum logo or name on it. Every staff person we interacted with the whole day from the ticket desk, to the different science kiosks to the museum store were all happy to help and very pleasant to talk to. Customer service here was just top notch. Not sure if we would come back after spending over 4 hrs in there. But definitely worth the 1 visit.

There is so much to see here! Lots of hands on activities for kids of all ages but also a great time for adults. My favorite was the space exhibit which has a real Apollo command module on loan from the Smithsonian!

Pros: -Lots and lots of hands on things to do -name your own color swatch -fun wood block building area -cool water and air vortex devices -music area (some not working) -steamship history (downstairs)(plus actual steamship outside) -ATSC reciprocal admission for up to 4 -Parking garage is $9 w/ validation (an outside lot is $6) -Close proximity to USS Cod and International Women’s Air & Space Museum (not o clouded nor part of ATSC) -STEAMSHIP WILLIAM G. MATHER self guided (or 12:30 1hr guided) tour available—I highly recommend it if you’re interested in ships or in the jobs & machines of historical industry Cons: -summer weekdays could likely have lots of elementary age summer camp kids groups inundating the center. (Maybe try coming late on Thursdays, if they keep longer hours till 8pm on Thur.) -maybe ~10% of the displays were broken or only partially working -special 2hr Hard Hat tour of the steamship (for its 100th anniversary year in 2025) is only available limited times*, is $45 per person ($35 for members), and should be booked 2 days in advance online only. (*Eg 9am Saturday or Sunday start in the summer) -expensive and limited cafeteria

Good place to bring kids to keep them busy for a few hours. Noticed a few things throughout the exhibits that need some repair. Overall a good experience and worth a visit for families.

If you have never visited here, you will find much to see and do. For an extra small fee you can tour the Mathers ship. They also have a nice cafeteria with views of Lake Erie where you can sit in or dine outside.

We go here for The Cleveland Browns VIP Tailgate. The put on a good spread of food and have quality beer and liquor. The bartenders are always great and the staff is constantly cleaning up. The Browns Alumni is also very nice. Webster Slaughter took his time and talked with us like he knew us. It was a very nice experience for us.

This is a very nice and clean museum. I believe they just redid it or some of it. I think it would be more enjoyable with kids. My favorite parts were the animals, although I think some of them shouldn’t be held in captivity… especially in Cleveland when the temperatures can get extremely hot. I also enjoyed the gallery on the second level. They have some awesome photography on display. I wish we were staying in Cleveland longer to enjoy the Pink Floyd music in the planetarium 😍 tickets are cheaper to buy online, although they still aren’t cheap. I think the price is a little high for what you’re getting.

Very nice museum. Spacious and clean. Loved the outdoor animal exhibits too. Prices seemed high for the souvenirs in the gift shop, but I assume they are a smaller museum with less funding than ones associated with larger universities.

Complete spur-of-the-moment decision to go to the Cleveland History Museum, LOVED it! Wish I could have spent even more time, but I crammed a lot into 4 hours I was there! I saw all 3 additional movies, which were great, especially the one on Fungi. Additional charge of $7.00 for all 3 movies. Went to the cool planetarium show too!! It was also additional $7.00. All worth it! If you purchase your admission ticket on line, you can save a couple dollars. I loved the outdoor area with all of the living animals! All of it reinforced beautiful , miraculous life! I haven't been to the History Museum in YEARS! It was so fun! The parking was convenient, attached parking garage, but pricey. They have a gift shop and cafeteria with a variety of foods. If you are the type of person who wants to see and read everything without rushing, you could spend entire day there! I really need to go back and take my time. Highly recommend!

They have an interesting collection that was fun to look at. A great display on insects and beetles which I particularly enjoyed. I feel like this museum was a little small for the $30 ticket, but I don’t regret it. There is also an outdoor walk where you can see wild animals in cages.

This is my first visit since the remodel and all I can say is, WOW! The exhibits are so interactive and entertaining for kids and adults alike. The 3D movie was entertaining and the wildlife area is fantastic! My only complaint is the planetarium. While the planetarium show was great and the presenter was awesome with answering questions after the program, the seating was a major drawback. I seem to recall planetarium that had seating in a circle so everyone could have the best view of the show. Now, the chairs are in rows and one needs to occasionally crane their neck to see what is happening (when sitting in the 3rd from back row all the way to the side). Apparently the middle back is the best view but those are quickly taken. I have to believe there is a better way to arrange the seating so everyone has a good view while also being comfortable.

Very interesting museum! I love the outdoor nature exhibit, cutest little animals out there with really nice looking habitats. They seem very well cared for. There’s some interactive exhibits there and it’s very fun. The weird bean bag chairs are super comfy :)

This was my first visit to the Museum of Natural History since the big renovation. I had read that the renovated museum was beautiful and modern. True, it is beautiful and modern, but, I don’t know…it just didn’t do it for me. The displays looked nice, but the flow of the different displays was disjointed and confusing. It felt like a bombardment of information: in front, behind, on the sides, above, everywhere displays. I guess in that way it really is modern — information overload. I missed the old museum where there were separate rooms for different topics, where you could concentrate on one subject at a time. I was looking forward, too, to the new dioramas, but the new museum got rid of them. That’s too bad because that was one of my favorite parts. I really liked the scenes of early man hunting, cooking, sitting around, doing various early man things; of animals and plants in different ages; of life in different climates in different time periods. Those scenes were really cool. I liked the second floor where there is an exhibit of nature photography. I don’t know if that is a permanent exhibit, but try to see it if it’s still there. There are some amazingly talented people in this world! The little zoo was interesting, but I never understood why there is a zoo at the Museum of Natural History. There is a sign on the door saying that the animals are homed there because they had been injured and cannot live on their own. I saw some things I enjoyed, but I’ll wait to go back when I can go there with a child who will probably find it very interesting.

If you are a fan of the Christmas story movie, you will love this tour. It's a guided tour that takes you through the house and explains a lot. We definitely learned some cool facts about the house and movie. Then you get to go to the museum across the street. And don't forget to check out the gift shop when you finish. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. Definitely add this stop on your travels

If you're a fan of the Christmas Story you will love it. I'm not so much but my husband is. It is a guided tour and it was nice seeing the actual house from the movie. Our guide was ok, she knew enough but she seemed like she did one too many tours and had enough. She wasn't very engaging. She let us roam the house ourselves while she was on her phone. My husband asked a question and she didn't seem that interested. She even admitted she is not too shameless to ask for tips. The gift shop was awesome!

As the movie is one of my ultimate favorites, I had to make a trip to check out the house. The house is located across the street from the museum and gift shop. We did the guided tour which lasts around an hour. The guide was friendly, and knowledgeable about the history of the film, house, actors, and props. Such a great time if you are a Christmas Story fan! There are a couple free parking lots right next to the house, otherwise you will need to find parking along the streets.

This was such a great experience! The tour guide Chuck was very good at his job and made us all laugh a lot. When we were at the gift shop he was so kind and gave me a very special balloon animal ducky. I will always remember this day!

This is definitely a “must do” for anyone who is a fan of the film. The tour guides are amazing and give you a real in depth experience about the film and the making of the film. There’s two parts - the actual house and then the museum across the street as well as a gift shop a short walk from the museum.

We absolutely loved this house! NY husband's favorite Christmas movie is A Christmas Story. They have everything set up so nicely. Everything was also very clean from the house to the museum to the gift shop. We had a great time and our tour guide was awesome. He was very knowledgeable, fun, and kind. It was a big highlight of our trip to Cleveland. If you love the movie, you must definitely go!

If you’re in Cleveland and are a Christmas Story movie fan, this is a must see. The iconic moving setting is nostalgic with many opportunities to re-create your favorite scene with photos. The lunch place on the corner and gift shop is a perfect way to spend 2-3 hours during your visit. Book your tickets online or when you arrive to jump in on one of the guided tours.

A very beautiful, large cemetery. The monuments/statues are simply amazing. President Garfield's memorial is here as well, which is huge. The mausoleums are gorgeous. A lot of people were walking/running through here. Very peaceful. You can very easily get lost here.

Beautiful cemetery, peaceful with great history. Amazing headstones, a nice place to just wonder around and just take it all in. It's nice they provide a map to take in some of the sites.

I brought a group for a tour and they absolutely loved the trip! Bob is a fantastic guide! He was thorough and entertaining. I highly suggest doing a tour and seeing Wade Chapel and Garfield’s memorial if you can. Thank you for a great experience for my group and thank you Bob for all you do!

I could spend several hours here. I can't believe I haven't come here yet until just this past weekend in October. Highly recommend for the fall colors here by the way. A lot of historical grave markers and monuments. There are a lot of neat ones, not just the Haserot angel (which is awesome and just as cool in person as in photos). Need to come back in spring for daffodils.

Stopped in to see some of the many famous people who are buried here. The cemetery is large, and I saw lots of people walking/running. It was quiet and beautiful. I was able to see Rockefeller’s and Elliott Ness’ grave. The main attraction of the cemetery is the monument and grave of President Garfield. It is massive and built on a hill.

Visited a couple graves here such as Eliot Ness as well as the parents of Actress Margaret Hamilton who we all know best as The Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz

Lots of cool graves to see here. Plus it's the location of the Garfield Memorial and JD Rockefeller's grave.

Wow, what a great experience. We would highly recommend a visit here. The staff was very friendly. The sub is really cool, still very maintained. It's a little hard getting into and out of the sub, but if you want the experience, that's how you do it! It's a self guided tour, but they have audio that you can listen to alone the way. Very educational. Check it out. You won't be disappointed.

What an incredible piece of World War II history! There was no wait to enter, but keep in mind that you’ll need to climb up and down ladders to get on and off the submarine. The team has done an outstanding job preserving it in its original WWII configuration, and the attention to detail throughout is remarkable. We spent about 45 minutes exploring, but easily could have stayed longer.

Visited Saturday afternoon during the Cleveland Air Show. The submarine is very impressive, as is the atmosphere with a jeep, the original periscope and propeller on display outside the sub. The access they give to visitors is very impressive, as you are able to climb down the fore hatch, tour inside through the entire sub and exit through the aft hatch. The main areas have audio tours telling you about the area you are in, as well as reenactors giving demonstrations and answering questions. They also fired off the 5" cannon, which was amazing. The admission is $15 for adults, and the admission booth also has some souvenirs. There is a paid parking lot nearby. Be aware that climbing down into the sub, walking through and climbing back out, while not difficult for the able bodied will definitely pose a challenge to anyone with limiting disabilities or the elderly. An amazing experience.

Cool opportunity to see a piece of history. It is small, but they had hatches open so it didn't feel too claustrophobic. Friendly folks to explain some things. Self guided tour from one end of the sub to the other-- you pretty much see the whole thing, top and inside.

The USS Cod is a fantastic, faithfully maintained WWII fleet submarine that is amazing to tour. Everything is staged perfectly, almost as if the crew just left for some R&R time on shore. I was amazed to see even the clocks were ticking away. Even the sea temperature gauges in the engine rooms read the lake temperature correctly. They even encourage you to sit on the deck gun and move it around as well, which was a neat touch. I will definitely return for another visit in the future!

USS cod is a wonderfully preserved piece of US wartime History, I've been on a couple of the sister subs, like the one in Peral Harbor, and this one is the most historically preserved one. Worth a visit if you're in Cleveland.

I can't imagine being on this sub in WWII, I would have gone crazy. An amazing piece of engineering 80-90 years ago. Interesting to see the sleeping and eating quarters and torpedo room. If you are older and/or knee hip issues, then going down the hatch and up may be an issue. Admission is reasonable at $15, 13 for seniors, 9 for kids, and parking is free.

NR Graduation Class of 2025. Great experience. Awesome place. Staff was amazing they directed us from the time we entered all the way to our seats. Building is beautiful inside.

I saw Hell's Kitchen had no idea what the storyline was about I refuse to look into it until I came to see it for myself. The music was superb every person can sing they butt off. great job cast

Great theaters, but I wish there were more eateries to choose from. We went to a Sunday evening show and the surrounding area was pretty empty with people and only some of the food choices were even open.

Phenomenal shows, just as phenomenal red coat staffers & hospitality ! This historical theater is incredibly beautiful, stunning marble staircases and elegant wall paintings, floor coverings! Playhouse Square sponsors events from various Broadway theater companies, dance companies, &hosts international* performances _ as well as local troupes & performing artists from Cleveland; it is also a concert hall so whatever type of entertainment you are looking for --> it will likely be on Playhouse Square event calendar SOON!

Noises off... Thanks for a brilliant performance cast, such hard work but looked effortless, so professional. Timing perfection and very funny would love to see again. Jeffery Hawkins was super

Great area with tons of restaurants. Great area for walking, restaurants and shows. There are public garage parking or on the street but street would be challenging.

Great venue for any event. Beautiful theaters just like back in the day. Tri-C Jazz Fest is my go to annual event.

Really nice park. The multi-use trails are wonderful. We rode our bikes around them and enjoyed the evening. The playground is very nice.

Beautiful park to walk, bike, or just relax and watch the sunset. Plenty of open spaces to enjoy and even a beach area to swim or play in the sand. Parking is free and there are restrooms available.

Edgewater is a great place to relax, swim, watch the sun go down... it is just so peaceful and beautiful. I recommend visiting. Don't have your water in a liquor bottle stripped of its labels (definitely not with its labels) unless you are okay with police interaction. Alcohol is not allowed and it is enforced.

Absolutely amazing!!!! There were activities going on the day we went. We didn't stay this time since we were far away from home and already a long day plus returning back home but we plan on going back. We visited quickly since we were so close. It blew me away to see Lake Erie for the first time. And the skyline. WOW!!!!🫶

Edgewater Park is such a beautiful spot to spend the day! The views of Lake Erie are incredible, especially at sunset—it feels like the whole sky is glowing. The beach is clean and has plenty of space to relax, whether you want to lay out in the sand, swim, or just enjoy the breeze. There are great walking and biking trails, picnic areas, and even a fun playground for kids. I also love that it’s close to downtown, so you get that mix of nature and city skyline in the background. Parking is usually pretty easy, and there are bathrooms and concessions nearby, which makes it convenient for families. It’s the perfect place for a casual afternoon, a workout by the lake, or a romantic evening walk. Definitely one of Cleveland’s gems!

Edgewater Park is a large park that has a beach,pier,shelter houses, restrooms, playground and plenty of paved walking and biking paths.It is very well maintained and has great views of Lake Erie and the Cleveland Skyline.

Very nice oasis in the city of Cleveland Ohio. I've visited in the Spring when the water was too cold to be in but the surroundings were relaxing and entertaining. I've been when the horses were on the beach. Very joyful and entertaining seeing them play in the water and on the beach. This time I went and explored the different parts of the beach, lay on the sand, and played in the water a bit. I really liked the upstairs lounge, looking out at the water and enjoying a drink. My favorite part of the beach though is close to the dog beach. I personally think the water that was coming in was cleaner. Not any sticks and it was less populated. And there's a nice long path to walk.

This place is truly amazing! It is big ad there is so much to do!! We arrived at 10:15 and left at 1:30pm(closing time) and the kids didn't want to leave. My son is still talking about the museum and it has been a week since we have been there. I am definitely looking into a membership even if it is a 45 min drive for us. We were in the water area (basically a mini water park and they have some protective gear there to use) from 10:15 to noon after lunch. (You can take your own food with and they have a microwave to heat some food up with. Also some snacks like uncrustables, juice boxes, gold fish and a couple of other things to buy at the gift shop area. I thought their price was really reasonable.) After lunch we did the massive jungle gym area which includes a pretend gardening area, grocery store, baby nursery, a doctor's office and opposite all of that a big building block area. In a separate room there is a massive theater which is where we ended for the day and so many make believe opportunities with even a pretend sound board. A music area. A really big craft room upstairs which man the kids can go to town in there there is so much to do in the craft room and so much space! There is also an area for kids ages 0 to 3 years. Really well done Cleveland children's museum!! 10/10!

If you’re in and around Cleveland, this is a must-see for kids aged 15 and under! My eight-year-old absolutely loved it. The only thing is, it closes at 1 pm. I’d suggest coming during the day because there are tons of fun and educational spots to explore. We’re thinking about getting a membership!

Fun place! Grand daughter had a blast! Also a little pricey for a family outing however, it’s nice to visit once and the kids were all having a great time.

All my kids loved it from ages 4 to 13 2 boys and 2 girls. Something for everyone . Staff was super friendly even the people visiting were nice and polite. 2 adults 4 kids was 90$ price is ok not the best not the worst lol. Be sure to check hours they close rather early. Cute activities: building cars and houses, grocery store for kids , water works, bubbles and more. Plan on taking the kids again sometime. Cute gift shop and have food and snacks. We all had fun 😁

Felt like it was more for kids under 5. My 7 year old child wasn’t the most enthused. And charging for a parent I feel isn’t required. On the other hand the place was spic and span and even the washrooms were ultra clean and well maintained.

Quick weekend trip here to check this out - we'll definitely be coming back! So many fun activities for the kids, well kept and free parking.

My daughter drove up from Millersburg just to see this museum. PNC was sponsoring a several career booths greard for 3 to 6 yr olds. They made a photo with costume representing different careers. In side the old building had been remodeled just for kids. Water room, bubble room, climbing space, and much more.

Built in 1890, this is one of the special pieces of architecture to visit in the United States. The views inside of the Arcade are incredible. Hyatt did a great job of converting this property into a hotel. The first 2 floors have shops then the top 3 floors are hotel rooms. I'll add that the city of Cleveland should really put incentives out there for more shops to open within the Arcade. It's a shame to see empty store fronts in such a special retail space.

Stunning place! I'm happy that you stopped by to see it while in Cleveland. Got to learn a bit more about the story of the building and the scenes from the Superman movie that were filmed there.

Beautiful architecture to say the least. This place has many businesses within and surrounding it. Great area for walking, shopping, or just sitting at the local sports bar watching The Browns game.

As a wedding photographer (Eighty Eight Photo) I can easily recommend the Arcade to anyone looking for elegance and an aesthetic that will wow anyone. It's easily one of the best locations in Cleveland to take photos and their staff is a well oiled machine making every event we have had the opportunity to work with them absolutely flawless. If you are looking for an amazing blend of historic charm and breathtaking architecture for your wedding you are in the right place!

Beautiful architecture but the spaces are not well spent. Guess the rent to have a store there had to be astronomical. But is a perfect spot for pictures.

Beautiful architecture! The place was surprisingly empty..stores were close but is the building what you want to see. Beautiful!

Beautiful place to take wedding pictures the lighting is unbelievable nice quite intimate place especially if you just want to take photos with just you and your spouse

We went here during my Bachelor Party and it was a pretty cool tourist attraction to see. Cleveland seems to haver quite a few things like this as well

The free stamp is located in downtown Cleveland near the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame and next to City Hall. There is a parking garage right next to it that has parking for only $4 for the first hour, which is nice for a quick stop to see the stamp. Definitely worth seeing!

Ohio has its charming way of incorporating massive statues in its design. This is one of the many in Cleveland. It's not just artwork but it has a rich cultural meaning behind it. Go check it out!

One of the attractions in Cleveland.Biggest rubber stamp. Its not probably much to look at, its a huge stamp with the letters FREE. Not sure what the story is but is a huge art work for good pictures. Hung out with friends on our trip to Cleveland. The park is neat and clean.

We've seen several Claes Oldenburg works of art in our travels. This one was in our walking path and easy to interact with.

How could anyone not love Coosje van Bruggen & her husband Claes Oldenburg's "Free Stamp"? The whimsical sculpture in Willard Park has been well preserved and always seems clean and bright red-orange.

A giant sculpture of a stamp with the characters "FREE" located in Willard Park right next to Cleveland City Hall in downtown Cleveland. It's a really hard object to miss and most people will pass by this giant sculpture while walking to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on the other side of the highway. Really not sure what the sculpture was about as there was no descriptive plaque found anywhere near the sculpture.

Small modern art museum with changing exhibitions. Apparently it’s free for local Ohioans but $10 for adults living out of state. We particularly liked third floor which had an interactive room where you could make your own drawings and “build a home” which fit the exhibits (regarding repurposed materials to create housing and unhoused people). The fourth floor has the largest number of pieces; I was blown away by a lot of them. I sat to observe/process several pieces for a bit. Also love the observation deck and the giant hand sculpture outside.

So this museum is free to explore. The staff was very awesome. They took the time to explain to us how to navigate to the building, what to expect, and just all sorts of information. Very knowledgeable about the museum and art. Good place to take a date. The art was interesting. I see why it is called contemporary art. Definitely wasn't what I was expecting as far as art goes, but it was interesting to see people's creativity in their own fashion. Not much of my taste for art but it was a cool experience. You'll have to pay for parking or unless you can find a place for free. It is located in a good area, but also in a unique spot but also fits the realm of it being called contemporary.

It's a free museum. They rotate exhibits every 6 months. If you're in Cleveland stop in and check it out. It's worth the trip.

The building itself is very pretty and very interesting. There's really not much in the building. It's sort of a once and done kind of thing. There is a pretty cool huge hand outside that is worthwhile to see

The museum is beautiful inside and out. It is 4 floors and each held a different exhibit. I did not take photos out of respect for the artists who had exhibits and the requests for no flash photography. The event I attended was the silent disco and it again was a great experience.

Terry Joshua’s “The Pinkest Hue” is a experience that I will remember for the rest of my life. I enjoyed every aspect of the exhibit from the moment I walked in I was greeted by the very friendly staff who directed me to the exhibit I also was greeted by the legend himself Mr. Joshua with such kindness and generosity. I have visited many exhibits before but this one specifically has accomplished something in which many of the others haven’t which was touch my soul,heart and mind. The whole experience was very enjoyable from the vivid colors, powerful imagery ,heart felt poems and the synonymous themes showed through out his art work. The exhibit had such a profound effect on me that I revisited the exhibit for a second time. I feel truly blessed to have had the chance to experience the exhibit and it’s something I will carry with me for the rest of my life.

I love that it's free... art is a beautiful language and should be free and accessible to all. I love the recommendation of starting at the fourth floor and working your way down so you can enjoy the architecture and design of the building itself. Both bathrooms on the third floor were broken, kind of awkward as it was leaking into the toilet bowl upon entry and didn't flush afterwards :// (12/29/22 - it could be fixed after this date) My personal opinion is that I found there were too many immersive content where you had to sit, watch and/or listen to a video explaining the art piece. I genuinely enjoy walking to each art piece on the walls, reading its origin and small foot notes, then making my own interpretations about the art work... and moCa only had about a handful of that. This is a cool building inside and out. It is clean and definitely embodies the "less is more" concept. *After moCa replied informing me of the art change, I appreciate and love that new art is introduced semi-annually.

The Cleveland Area Metroparks are an amazing place to meditate, center yourself and get into the gap. I am very grateful for them.

A very nice pavilion that can be reserved

Cleveland Metroparks offers beautiful trails, rivers, and scenic picnic spots. Perfect for hiking, biking, and exploring nature year-round — a true outdoor treasure in the city.

Need more trees in center walking path. Off in the woods trails very nice, with some older trails hooking up with the new ones. A lot of restoration is going on so that a few of the older trails are now impassable Mountain bike trails are for biking and hiking. Please make sure you hike in the proper direction. The Dentzler trailhead is a nice 0.7 mile trail. You will be crossing three bridges. The hill starting Dentzler trail however is extremely dangerous. Plenty of rocks that can be slippery.

aukerman park intersection 4th accident ive seen at this down the street from here! the 4 way stop by it needs a light o and i mean 4th accident this week! a pregnant mom got hit today on my way home. north Royalton the intersection of york with the park way i even got hit and almost died at. its complete non sense to not have lights there!!!! metro parks does not care about your health or services as they dont care if a car hits you at 60mph blowing those stop signs that are barely visible! i have atleast 10 videod accidents from that spot this year alone!!!

This was our first time here, (my wife and 4 year old). He had no problems walking the trails. Great place for some nice short hikes. The paths were well marked and were nice and clear. We saw a lot of chipmunks and squirrels, and 1 deer on our loop trail hike. We will definitely be back again.

A brand new year at the Cleveland Zoo!! With the Eagle Zipline added makes for a great adventure!! Prices are great, the staff are smiling and the wildlife is ready for Spring!!!!

My fiancé and I stopped by here for the first time and lost. lol It was a decent casino. We’ll definitely be returning to try out their buffet. If you play the slots and earn enough credits at the end it will give you a free parking voucher which helped out a lot. Parking was $60. We had a good time, hopefully next time we win !!

Fun place! Great architecture, lots to do with many different gambling and restaurant options. Clean and safe- go by yourself or with a group.

Gambling is just not my thing. I lose. I paid $8.50 for a cherry vodka with Sprite and lost $25. My friends made out a lot better than I did so I had an ok time. There weren't too many homeless people down there on the Saturday night when we were there, and I didn't have any problem. I just don't understand the attraction. You put money in a machine and it eats it and you get nothing. Maybe if I won once in awhile it would be different but it isn't.

Went to play the weekly Thursday $10,000 GTD. They moved the room upstairs to the 3rd floor. Dark room with lights so a lot less light than the old poker room but has a cool vibe. Dealers were skilled, professional and cordial. Joe does a great job organizing and running the poker tournaments.

Dead as hell. No atmosphere. Didn't even gamble. Waste of time. This is the biggest waste of money I have ever seen to hit the Cleveland area. Total joke.

Alot of different slot machines. They have pokers games, Black Jack, Roulette and Craps tables as well. Food is good. There is a buffet on the lower level. There is a food court with many options to choose from.

Honestly, there’s just no bang for your buck. You don’t hear people winning, no excitement, no energy. It’s mildly depressing—especially on Halloween, when you’d expect something festive for the public. But there was nothing. The JACK Casino card? A joke. If you’re looking for real atmosphere, I’d recommend heading to Youngstown, Erie, Toledo, or Pittsburgh. It’s just more fun. You hear machines buzzing, people cheering—it feels alive. When you go out, you go for the vibe. And here, there’s no live music, no entertainment, nothing to draw you in. From my experience, the only place you might see a return is in the high-limit rooms. Otherwise, it’s a flat experience.

Really good mix of old and modern architecture. Great photos options. I liked the video playing in one of the tower building. It is.worth to see during it day and night time . Nice fountain. Seats available around the square. Nice garden Recommend

Public Square is an amazing place to visit. It’s in the center of Cleveland with a lot of deep history and nostalgic roots. The Square itself boasts a war memorial, bronze statues, a small park, fountain and has many major buildings around it including a church, hotel, casino and Key Bank Headquarters amoung other notables.

The light show is pretty epic on all of the skyscrapers! Great way to appreciate the architecture! Worth taking in and definitely cool for kids! Only downfall is the original song they play over the loud speaker is absolutely lame! Horrible cheesey rap lol

I love coming over here when I have time to spend in watching the birds feeding the birds ☺️

Nice place to walk around and enjoy your evening. It’s free and not too crowded. I would recommend visiting Tower observatory deck for exceptional view. Lots for places around to dine in too. Park was easy to find. $10-15 all day.

Beautiful city to spend a day, great restaurants, and so much to see! Soldiers and Sailors monument, and you can walk inside! Don't forget to walk through The Arcade! So beautiful, pictures attached, it has a glass ceiling, and you can get a room there, next Cleveland trip, I know now! Excellent coffee shop inside too! Make a good walk through town so much to see! Then make your way to the waterfront lookout! You can see the Science center, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ($35 per person, and you have to pre-pay, or use a QR code there. Great trip, give it two plus days, so much to do!

Very beautiful, worth to visit!

Interesting small museum inside Burke Lakefront Airport between Gates 3 and 5. Exhibits are detailed, well-organized and informative. In addition to photos and posters, there are models and costumes as well. Kids learned a lot about women in air and space. Free admission. Parking curbside or in lot. Worth a visit. Recommended.

This is a free attraction and a fun pitstop if you’re in the Cleveland area! Lots of inspiring women’s stories relics and history- especially Ohio natives. We enjoyed this self guided exhibit on a quiet Sunday but they also do guided tours on weekdays. No fees except we paid 7 dollars to park- worth it!

Good value for the price. It had a decent sized exhibit in multiple locations. The gift shop was meh like any other gift shop. I wish there were more interactive things. It was a lot of reading if youre into that. Seeing the inside of aircrafts were definitely the highlight.

A small and free exhibition in the terminal of local airport in Cleveland. From the aviation beginning to the space activity but only womens. Girl power!

It's free admission but very small. We went during Labor Day weekend so there were many people watching the fighter jets practice for the air show.

What a beautiful hidden historical gem! This free admission collection is housed in the Burke Lakefront Airport which harkens back to small local airports of old times. It is not for commercial jets, so is small and houses several aviation based businesses and organizations. It is situated along a beautiful lake view. The collection is arranged chronologically and highlights these pioneering women's lives both personally and professionally. There is a wonderful balance of admiration for their tenacity and acknowledgment of the privilege needed to attain their aviation goals. It is obvious that the exhibit was set up with accessibility in mind. The parking is plentiful and the entrance is an automatic door with no threshold. The displays are low enough to be seen from a wheelchair and there are buttons to speak and light up the displays. The only thing I was unable to say that others could was the control display of one of the flight simulators. The gift shop is within the offices of the two employees who were exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable. This is a great place for those who need a quiet environment without big crowds.

Not a deep dive into Women's achievements and contributions to Air and Space, however it presents a GREAT summary. Kudos to the curator(s). Right next door to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Check it out!

The gardens are one of my favorite places in Cleveland. It pains me to give them four instead of five stars. That is because they are so under utilized and unknown. There are greater Cleveland residents who don’t even know about them. In any other major American city, something this engaging and diverse would be world-famous. Cleveland has such a variety of ethnicities, and so many rightfully proud of those heritages these gardens are like “It’s a small world” but not annoying. As a Clevelander I wish we could do more with this cool concept, but even as it stands it’s something to visit at every opportunity.

Some of the Cultural locations still in the building face, also traffic around the park is a bit heavy when there is events. And parking it's a nightmare. Overall they are doing a great job. I have attended the Italian outdoor Opera, the Colombian Independence day celebration and the Russian Celebration at each of their respected locations within the Gardens. I highly recommend attending some of this events, culturally you will love it! Restrooms are a bit hard to find 😕

I was part of a wedding service at the Hungarian Garden early in September and I think it was a wonderful scene. Later we moved to the Italian Garden and took some photos. Beautiful locations with a nice selection of flowers.

A great place to learn and enjoy the different ethnicity and cultures. The annual One World Day is a wonderful event that everyone should experience. Truly a great place!

This place is an amazing scenery throughout the seasons. I personally love Fall. It’s a nice area for a quick drive or walk. In the spring, the flowers are bloomed and the landscape is well maintained. It would be an ideal place for a family photo shoot.

Was here for the all day party that is One World Day. A beautiful slice of greenery on a usually incrediblely busy thoroughfare that was shut down for the festivities. This is always a surprisingly serene place with trees, fountains & peeks at various cultures represented by the individual gardens. I love love love coming here just to wander.

It's one of my favorite parks in the city. I walked around for almost two hours with my son and we still didn't see everything. Some of the gardens have plaques and/or statues and sculptures, and you can really learn a lot there.

Tranquil, scenic, wild, safe, and beautiful. It’s one of the best places in the area for birding and nature photography.

We went to the Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve at night, chasing a rumor — the mysterious Youper Lights. We never found them, but what we did find felt just as magical. ✨ The trails were quiet, dark, and a little eerie — the kind of darkness that makes every sound feel alive. We walked through a fun gate that felt like an entrance to another realm. There were police near the entrance, which made us feel safe enough to lean into the adventure. Along the way, we saw fishermen glowing in the dark with their flashlights and bunnies darting across the path like little shadow spirits. 🐇 At one point, our UV light revealed a patch of rocks that shimmered and glowed — we have no idea what they were, but they felt enchanted. Maybe nature’s way of giving us a consolation prize for missing the Huber Lights. When we finally reached the edge, the view stopped us cold — the Cleveland skyline glittering across the lake, perfectly still, perfectly cinematic. It was mysterious, beautiful, and peaceful all at once. If you love a good adventure — something halfway between a ghost story and a love letter to nature — come here at night. Just bring a flashlight… and maybe an open mind for magic. 🌙💀🌊

Beautiful nature preserve that has scenic views of Lake Erie.The Perimeter Trail is 1.5 miles. There are some trails that go into the middle of the preserve. It has a large parking lot and restrooms. The paved walking path connects with Cleveland Metroparks Lakefront Reservation Fishing Area.

We took an evening walk through the preserve. Lots of wildlife. Couldn't believe how close we got to all the deer. Very peaceful experience. We'll be going back.

Very nice and wild place, we saw a ton of bunnies, trails are easy and the views are great. East side was crazy with waves and wind but so fun!

Pretty scenery. Nice trail to the waterfront, we saw a big buck. Evidently the railing had been recently painted, so I got some on my arm. Took 2 days to get it off😂

Nice 2 mile loop trail. Cool views of the lakefront

Beautiful nature and view of the city, lake. Nice for a walk. Very easy to find on Google Maps and if you come by car parking is free. You can also come for a picnic. Definitely a beautiful place to take a few valuable photos.

It's a beautiful part of the city. You have the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The Science Museum, Browns Stadium, and the Goodtime III in the same area. There is also a nice restaurant there but we did not check that out.

Glad to be here,, cool place,, nice view of the city and the rock and roll hall of fame. Walking distance in the city to other cool venues around...lots of people around and seem to be a safe area had a lot of fun in your city,on my way to the rock and roll hzll of fame now,,, thNks a whole lot and hope to se y'all again,,,keep up the great work

Great place to visit for the iconic picture with the "CLEVELAND" sign with downtown skyline in the background. Go around 6pm and you'll catch a beautiful sunset too. Parking is horrible on Friday and Saturday.

Very fabulous view of Cleveland and lake Erie very peaceful just to sit and watch or do what ever you want to do there

Great place to see planes take off and landing. And beautiful place to visit. Recommend going on a sunny day. 🌇

Have been close to this sign so many times and finally got a photo with it. Visiting on a Monday afternoon gave us the whole area almost to ourselves. Beautiful area.

Definitely need more parking. The park is very nice and clean. The steps give you a spectacular view of the lake. Fyi: A lot of people take their dogs there. I'm not big on dogs, being bit before. Other than that the park has several amenities. There's a pool, pavilions and a playground.

Really nice place to enjoy the outdoors and scenery. It’s clean and safe feeling. Lots of things to do. there is a big yard area that was cool to see so many people enjoying different things. The solstice steps are amazing to watch the waves and sunset.

Solstice Steps is a beautiful and peaceful place to relax, watch the sunset, and enjoy Lake Erie. The view is absolutely stunning—perfect for a quiet moment or a catch-up with friends. One thing to note: there are often a lot of people smoking weed around, which can be a bit much depending on your vibe. But overall, it’s still one of the most scenic and calming spots on the west side. Highly recommend!

This is a really great place to relax, enjoy the waterfront, and see some gorgeous sunsets! My wife and I like to pack a small picnic, sit on the steps and just hang out until sunset. We’ve seen some extraordinary views here and love the cheery vibe. It’s a wonderful place to lift your spirits!

This was such a nice little park. I’d heard an out it years ago in some list of Ohio places to visit and I’ve wanted to get to the Solstice steps on or near the Solstice ever since. Mission complete. Something about the whole park, with the swimming pool, cool playground and snack window took me way back to my childhood and the nostalgia was real. There are less and less places like this - get here. ❤️

Incredible place. So unique and beautiful here. Relaxed and peaceful.

Wow! This place is a dream! Great for a picnic day with your husband/boyfriend, family, or friends! It's beautiful and very clean! We'll be back soon!

Free entry, beautiful nature, quiet, free parking.Great idea of representation of multiple countries throughout the park. Green house is good, has great variety of plants. Clean washrooms inside the building.

Friends and I discovered this while searching for something fun to do in the spring, this was our second year in a row stopping in to enjoy the Spring Bonsai Club Show. Super peaceful and relaxing, highly recommend taking a minute to stop and let time pass you by.

A great experience, enjoyable lot of rainy day, beautiful plants, nice that it’s free! I’m sure the gardens outside are nice, some other time when it’s not raining we’ll come back to enjoy them

Free to park. Free to visit. A tiny slice of Cleveland with beautiful outdoor spaces and cozy, relaxing spots inside. Nice place for a quick break in the day.

A bit small but cool to check out, and it’s free. There’s a small parking lot.

Always a favorite place in Cleveland, truly the definition of a hidden gem. Came this time to celebrate my birthday. You can literally feel the oxygen-rich air when you open the door. Take your time admiring the mature plants, the giant aloe Vera is my favorite! A perfect spot for contemplation, casual or formal photos, and time to reconnect with one’s self.

Very nice greenhouse. Clean restroom

Found this place on accident but what a great just awesome experience 👏 I met the owner and several of his employees and everything was top notch. The multi-level facility just was full of a time gone by era full of nostalgia and memories of family and friends gathering at local mom and pops restaurants, pizzerias, rollerskating venues and after school gathering spots. So many iconic games to indulge and hold conversations for a great date night What really catches the eye is the younger trying to dissect the simple and challenging games that so many generations before them thoroughly enjoyed The place has a nice upper and lower lever bar with plenty of adult selections but no kitchen but they welcome any outside food that you wish to bring or order to the business This place is beyond a 5 star rating and I'm definitely going to be a regular visitor and bring future dates and friends to enjoy such an awesome atmosphere

What a fun place to hang out. We took our adult kids to play games and celebrate our son's birthday. Loved the old school free games and atmosphere. We played a round of duck pin bowling, but be aware it and pinball are not included in free play. Drinks are very expensive. A round of 4 mixed drinks and a beer will cost about $85. So keep that in mind. But if you've got a full wallet, it is a blast to hang out. Would definitely go again and try the drink special next time. 😂

Me and three others went to Pins for the evening to have some drinks and play some arcade games, our favorite one being on the bottom floor. After being there a few hours, spending a good deal of money on drinks, and playing some games we noticed the one we'd been waiting for all night was finally open. We went downstairs to play it. Shortly after we were approached by some bridezilla and her mom who told us we couldn't be down there on the entire bottom floor because they had the area reserved for a wedding party. We asked a bartender who told us we were ok to keep playing there. Then we were approached by another woman, and later a second employee who asked us to leave the area. Mind you there was no one playing the game or waiting to play the game at any time. We were not in anybody's way. We spent over $200 there on drinks, and we will not be doing so again.

There are a lot of arcade, party, and old school games. The servers are present ,but not a bother. It's perfect for a fun day/night out.

I LOVE Teshona!! She is so energetic and loves to have a good time! She helped us have a good time and made the experience 1000000x better!! We will be back in the future for HER!

Visited pins w.25th several times we had TeShona a few times and she’s been amazing every time and she’s the reason we come back she rocks give her a raise!!! p.s she should own the place!!!!

Teshona was amazing!! First time coming here and i will definitely be back. Very organized and lovely staff, reasonably priced.

Wonderful place to go, love going after a dinner date. It is so addicting and fun. The bar is great and the bartenders are always so nice. My one complaint is the league people were mean and were hitting, tilting, and yelling at the pinball machines which seemed childish and disruptive. Perhaps I wouldn't have mind the behavior as much if they didn’t act like they owned the place and mean mugged everyone.

The machines here are super well kept and SO addictive!!! The bartender was cool and seemed to really enjoy watching everyone hang out and have a blast with the machines. So glad we stopped here while staying in from out of town and we will 100% recommend it to anyone else we know that might be in the area! Also, the bartender respected my service dog, which we ALWAYS appreciate from a business!

Absolute family favorite hidden gem! This is a fantastic and unique place to go for a fun, affordable night out. I highly recommend Superelectric Pinball Parlor all the time. The staff is always very nice, especially Joey who was really friendly, kind, and helpful when celebrating a birthday!

Amazing and fun place to chill with friends and play pinball! If I drank, there is a lot of choices to do that. I do like the complimentary water and surprisingly there are two bathrooms.

Our family had so much fun visiting!! We got to enjoy the unlimited play!! We played for over an hour rotating thru all the games. My 8 year old had so much fun!! They had stools so she could reach the games. It was nicely set up and was not too loud. The bartender was exceptional and service was quick!!!

Such a cool little hidden gem! Unique drinks like the Bull Durham with apricot infused bourbon and peanut brittle!!! Or $6 all you can play pinball! New machines and some vintage ones. Such a cool place to burn a few hours. They also have a pinball league! So if that’s your thing, check this spot out for sure! If you’re out on a date night, swing by between places and enjoy the throwback fun.

Superelectric Pinball Parlor in Cleveland, Ohio, is a vibrant and nostalgic destination that brings together the thrill of classic arcade gaming and a welcoming atmosphere. As soon as I stepped inside, I was greeted by the delightful sounds of pinball machines and the lively chatter of fellow enthusiasts, creating an infectious energy that set the stage for an enjoyable experience. The décor is an eclectic mix of retro and modern elements, with eye-catching artwork and neon lights that evoke a sense of nostalgia for the golden age of arcade gaming. The space is thoughtfully organized, featuring an impressive lineup of well-maintained pinball machines, each with its own unique theme and gameplay. From classic favorites to newer titles, there’s something for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned player or a newcomer to the world of pinball. One of the standout features of Superelectric is the staff. They were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to offer tips or share stories about the machines. Their passion for pinball is evident, and it creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. I appreciated their willingness to engage with guests, making the experience even more enjoyable. In addition to the pinball machines, Superelectric offers a selection of local craft beers and snacks, which adds to the overall experience. I enjoyed sipping on a cold brew while playing, and the combination of great games and delicious drinks made for a perfect afternoon. The bar area is cozy, making it an ideal spot to take a break and socialize with friends or other patrons. What I found particularly appealing about Superelectric Pinball Parlor is its commitment to community and inclusivity. The venue regularly hosts events, tournaments, and themed nights that encourage camaraderie among players. It’s clear that the parlor is not just a place to play games but also a hub for building connections and fostering a love for pinball. Overall, my visit to Superelectric Pinball Parlor was a delightful experience that transported me back to my childhood while introducing me to the thriving pinball culture in Cleveland. With its impressive selection of machines, friendly staff, and welcoming atmosphere, it’s a must-visit destination for anyone looking to relive the excitement of arcade gaming. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Superelectric offers an entertaining and memorable outing that’s sure to leave you with a smile. I can’t wait to return and challenge my skills on more machines!

We were here for The Black Panther movie with the score being played by The Cleveland Orchestra. It was utterly amazing. They went all in for this. The lobby had 4 of the original costumes worn by the stars of the movie (Black Panther, Killmonger, Queen Mother, & Okaye) and then there was a Q&A with the brothers of Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther. It was all very heartfelt, touching, and mesmerizing. Let me add that I didn't think I would enjoy watching a movie that I've seen a hundred times with the Orchestra playing. I was so wrong. It sounded phenomenal. The whole thing was so well done. The guy who plays the "drum", that is not really a drum, had me in awe.

I loved the orchestra, it was my first time attending a performance with them, they are coordinated, you hear each instrument in an unforgettable way, they made an unforgettable performance not only for me, but for the students,

Find a way to attend a performance. The musicians are fantastic and make beautiful music together. The maestro is terrific at interpreting a piece, and bringing the best out the best in the orchestra. When they welcome guest conductors and performers you can be assured they are world class. All of this and the classically splendid setting of Severance Hall makes the Cleveland Orchestra a must attend.

Severance Hall gives back so much to the community! I thank the patrons especially and the community administrators who ensure Severance Hall is available to ALL! Thank you from the little girl who FIRST entered Severance Hall with her fourth grade inner-city class to see, "Peter and the Wolf" who NOW in her sixties, performs with the MLK Choir ON STAGE with the Cleveland Orchestra.

First time hearing the 9th live! The choir! The instruments! The hall! 10/10! No notes!

This is the best orchestra I've seen! I went here on a field trip today and it was awesome! Keep up the great work Cleveland!!!

For the extraordinary. Some of the most beautiful and powerful music one can hear. A gift to humanity and a treat!

The Western Reserve Historical Society is an absolutely gorgeous wedding venue with so much to work with for photos. The staff is kind, helpful, and makes the whole experience seamless — such a dream spot for couples to celebrate!

It’s amazing Cleveland historical museum! The historic cars and motorcycles are great examples of American history! The seasonal Christmas toy-land is amazing display! Unbelievable all the displays and architecture in the mansion! There are so much to learn history of Cleveland and northern Ohio!

A very cool museum that we were delighted with, good staff, clean premises, there is a dressing room where you can leave your outerwear. Many cool cars, and the main thing is a playroom for children where you can play and read interesting books. Also, downstairs there are very cool mock-ups of a store, a hairdresser, children's things, as if I were in the distant past. There is also a movie theater where you can watch short stories, the statue of Superman is great. We were very satisfied, I recommend it to everyone))

Wonderful experience as always. Highly recommend. Check out the galleries, carousel, auto museum, and special events.

Admission process is confusing and unfriendly. Showed up with ticket for event and tried to show it but couldn’t find it on my phone. No alternative like looking me up on their system or just trusting me. Finally located after about 10 minutes of searching. Idiots filed my ticket under Cleveland Magazine. No mention of historical society at all. Will not be returning.

Easily the best museum to visit while visiting Cleveland. The Western Reserve Historical Society (WRHS) museum houses the famous Crawford Auto and Aviation Collection and the Cleveland History Center. There is also a small Library in case you want to look up historical documents of from the Western Reserve era. With your museum entrance ticket, you get access to all the exhibits along with two ride tickets for the Euclid Beach Carousel that will be sure to be a hit with the young ones (or those that are young at heart). Although there are other museums in the museum area, the WRHS is uniquely Cleveland, and can't be found anywhere else in the world. Thus, the highest recommendation from us.

Had a blast last night with two teens in tow. Great to experience the history of Cleveland. Beautiful mansion. The staff was very thorough and kind.

Only went here once for El Día del niños but the atmosphere was welcoming, many tables to go to, music and art. Four stars because some of the art down the side hallways didn’t strike me as child appropriate.

Today while doing a workshop at Pivot it was the BEST experience for me and my crew! We got to once again enjoy all the colorful talent inside the space, meet new people and work with kids on creatively using chalk! Tevin helped us through this process and he went above and beyond showing us around to make us feel welcome. What a joy! What a great day at the Community Arts Center!!

I was here for a local poetry conference and had no idea the community art center existed. I think it's a lovely space and houses more than just the arts center and also is home to the Cleveland rape crisis center as well as inlet dance theater. I was surprised by all of the interactive art and also there are huge exhibits from parade the Circle which was a subject for me because I took part and parade the circle in 2011. It was a lovely space and it was also nice to see so many young people using the space too and families during the same time we were. Honestly it made me inspired to go back to break the circle this year and to do more art.

The Community Arts Center is a fantastic, free, and toddler-friendly space! With four open studios and helpful facilitators guiding art projects, it’s a creative haven for all ages. The exhibits are stunning—visually rich, engaging, and fun. A perfect spot to explore, create, and enjoy a hands-on artistic experience!

Had fun taking my daughter. Open and spacious big art classrooms. They have so many materials you can use. Hot glue guns and staff willing to help you make anything you can think of.

This place was pretty cool. All of the impressive costumes from Parade the Circle are on display, there are murals, and at least 3-4 areas for making art. However, in spite of there being at least 5 employees or volunteers in the space, which was not busy (maybe only 10 total people), we had a hard time finding anyone to tell us what we were supposed to be doing in the drop-in art spaces. I believe each area had a prompt as far as what you could make with the materials, but only at one area did anyone tell us what the prompt was. Otherwise we were left to blindly try to figure it out. Benefit of the doubt, perhaps they were all busy with some behind the scenes work, and it’s a newish space, I think. So, hopefully they can iron that out or maybe just post a sign with the instruction or prompt so it doesn’t feel so chaotic. Have said that, I’m sure we’ll be back to check it out again sometime.

This place is amazing for kids of all ages. There is a ton to learn about and do, all in the name of creative expression.

We were out on a sightseeing tour boat and also took photos from land. Beautiful lighthouse, I love to see them everywhere I travel.

Hard to get to, had to walk through a gate and over a bridge thing. Would not recommend. Had to go through downtown Cleveland. This is not worth stopping for

Long walk!! But during a sunset it's a beautiful view well worth the walk!!

There come in the heart of the tourist moments of abject deference, as what I experienced a monstrous night with the Cleveland Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse. These are not wholly good nor wholly bad nor any more existence than epinephrine nor any less dignity than destitution, yet the legacy of history still haunts us. Cleveland stands as the land of consummate existence at the head of a relentlessly marching rhythm of callus lessons learned from humility, and this lighthouse was no different. Much like an episode of Gilmore Girls, it had aged a bit worse than one expected, retaining the merits of its original with the fear of impending judgment as a consequence of societal improvement it could never have dared to hope could come true. Yet, here we stand. And there on the ground flopped a walleye, as desperate as ever for exposure. So, please indulge me while I indulge him: Oh love, I have never seen you like this, My ecstasy, trying to erase your Words as quick as you write them, trying to Forget the past as fast as you live. Sure, But could birds ever save you, fly as they Might? Could fish drag you down far enough for You to feel at home, or would they come up For air in vain? Try as I might, before I promise too much, my love, would you store Me close to see you as I most adore?

Beautiful Lighthouse. Can’t walk out to it but still worth the view.

Saw it from the rock and roll hall of fame... looked pretty cool.

Great light house to guide you in your boat back into and out of the Cuyahoga river. It is looks fantastic in the winter covered in ice!

First timer in Cleveland, had to take a stroll through downtown at night to see the sights. Came upon this monument and noticed how safe the city feels. You really can’t go a block without seeing several police cars or hear sirens. The police are really active here.

We just happened upon the monument walking to our hotel. We were immediately greeted by an employee that told us the about the monument and its history. The architecture is beautiful, we really enjoyed our visit.

Looking better than ever, much better than it looked in the 1970’s! Do take the time to visit inside, it’s free, with many nice exhibits and impressive art. So many Presidents depicted. The volunteer hosts are helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Some people say the world is going downhill but at this place, it’s improved, well kept, and staffed with caring volunteers. Thanks to all. Allow 20-30 minutes for a fairly complete visit, but even a few minutes works if you are on a tight schedule.

I really was amazed coming in here and getting to know the history! I would definitely stop in for a peak!

Really awesome memorial in downtown Cleveland with so much historical significance packed into such a small location. Definitely worth a visit.

If you simply walk in and look around and walk out, you will be missing out on a lot of history. The museum is free with several exhibits to see. You could be in and out in 15 minutes. But take a moment to talk to the guides. They can add so much to the background and history of why there is a museum. They can even point out some of the mistakes in the carvings. I thought it was interesting that they left one section for additions, but that small section quickly filled up.

A beautiful memorial in the heart of Downtown Cleveland. Be sure to stop inside and see the incredible history and story of the monument's construction. A welcoming and friendly docent provided a history of the space, interesting facts and more. Definitely stop by when downtown l!

Very fun walking trails. Has a nice nature center that has small aquariums and other aquatic animals. They also have maps, and different historical things to see inside. Theres chairs where you can sit and watch wildlife outside like birds, chipmunks, turtles, skunks, opossums. Theres one trail in particular that is very cute for kids, has a story throughout the trail. As you walk through the trail you seen more pages of the “story” and gives you insight to some of the animals on the trail. Very fun for kids to walk through and be excited to find the next page of the story or trying to find the metal silhouette that matches the page with the corresponding animal. Theres another long trail that features several sets of stairs overlooking the water and trees providing a very interesting and beautiful view if the trails.

We love Rocky River Nature Center! It is our go to for a quick easy outing that is guaranteed to wear our the kiddos of all ages. Inside there is a huge nature watchers windows with tons of chairs big and small for all ages to sit and enjoy. The indoor play area is immersive and kept my twin 3yo and 10yo occupied for hours. We had to come back a second time to visit the outdoor play area which was just as big of a hit! After crossing a small bridge it opens up to a nature play area with climbing rock walls, balance beams, and the twins favorite a giant duck. We have been back weekly since moving into the area and look forward to joining some events when they come around!

Beautiful park! This is a lovely place to go for a walk, go for a jog or just take in a moment in nature! I love all the variety here and the trails uniting this park to other beautiful areas in the area. I really enjoyed my time here and would recommend anyone to come spend some time at this lovely park!

Extensive hiking trail and bike path network (both paved and unpaved). Beautiful scenery all throughout, well maintained parks and facilities, and it’s located so close to the airport so a great place to plane-watch.

Beautiful place for a walk or easy hike along the river

Wonderful nature center with beautiful calming trails to embrace the all the fall colors 🍁

Loved the mix of forest trails, river views, and spotting deer along the way. Perfect for a chill hike or bike ride 🚴‍♂️. Don’t skip the Nature Center—it’s small but cool! Great spot to recharge and breathe in some fresh air 🌬️🍃.

When you're not from the area you don't expect Cleveland to impress. I certainly did not, and yet over the past two months I have found so many gems in this city it's difficult to not smile when I think about my time here. The Cleveland History Center was my most recent discovery today (5/2/25) and it is hands down just incredible. Sure they have an amazing car collection. Sure they have some wonderful aircraft. They even have a lovingly restored carousel that you can ride! But the real treat is in the mansions attached to the museum. There, rotating galleries have impressively curated collections on everything from women's suffrage to dolls to WW2! All of it housed in a grandiose set of stately homes that are breathtaking to walk through. I met quite a few staff members and they were as helpful as they are dedicated to their work, and I hope to go back soon to see the new exhibits about to open. After I leave Cleveland I'll miss it, which is a phrase I never thought I'd hear myself say. (Slow clap) Well done Cleveland, well done.

This museum was exquisitely precarious. The blend of historical pieces of art and automobiles made it a memorable date. There was also a Marygoround which the operator tried persuading me persistently to go on but nevertheless, he was nice. Very clean facility with more than just Cleveland history but a place where stories are in-captivated by surviving artifacts. They upkeep everything within the place to preserve and keep the items looking prestige. The staff didn’t bother me with any nonsense so if I could have, perhaps I would’ve given them a little good game on the rear if presented the opportunity for the quality service. I feel more knowledgeable about my home town city so thank you for everyone who put together such an exquisite presentation.

I really enjoyed seeing the cars in the Crawford Auto Museum section and reading about their history. If you are either a Cleveland fan and/or a car nerd, check out the map on the first floor of the locations of all the original auto manufacturers in greater Cleveland. Seriously cool. Plus, really enjoyed riding the original Euclid Beach Carousel and seeing its musical organ. ❤️

This is an amazing museum and was way more than I expected. They had a special exhibit on Ford mustangs which complemented their existing car and motorcycle collection. You could spend hours going through the history of Cleveland’s role in the automobile industry. Very impressive. My favorite was the stainless steel cars and the 2008 Football Hall of Fame chopper. They also have a carousel for the kids to ride with docents knowledgeable in its history. Also of note is the part of the museum with the history and statues of Superman. This museum is attached to the Historical Society that is included in your ticket and I will review separately. It is also a must see.

Great museum. They have a children's room with toys, books, blocks, a car and boat they can climb on, etc, which I just posted pictures of. The carousel is a highlight for our family and you can ride it as many times as you like with a membership. :)

Incredible car collection! The cars are brightly lit, with walk-around displays, and their sitting on their tires instead of being jacked up! The collection includes a 100 year old hybrid car (Owen Magnetic?), steam-powered cars, and early electric cars. They even have a GM EV1 (GM crushed most EV1s)! They also have a Goodyear blimp gondolla, a wonderfully decorated carousel that's a joy to ride, a gilded-age mansion, and a few aircraft including a P51 with the engine cover removed.

Very nice place. Took my father and he really enjoyed the Crawford auto museum. I enjoyed that and the mini bike display (I believe this is a temporary display). We had a nice time. Oh the Euclid Beach carousel is in here and it's beautiful. You can ride it if they have an operator on duty.

A really cool free experience! A definite must do!! They ask that you bring your ID and be prepared to go through a mega detector. Check their website for hours and days open. They have limited days and hours of availability. We spent about an hour there. The free money at the end was an unexpected bonus. The movie was interesting and the history of the building, incredibly interesting. Whether the architecture or history of cash brings you in, you will not Be disappointed. Tip: bring some plain white paper for plate rubbings.

It was a hot day in Cleveland and we stopped in the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland to borrow some AC 😉 What a beautiful lobby. It is a shame that buildings are not built like the Reserve Bank. You have to go through security to enter the lobby. Once we completed that process we were allowed to take a tour of how money has evolved through the years. Fun exhibit that has a lot of interesting facts about money that we found surprising. One of the interesting thing to me was that the one dollar bill has the most units in circulation. That was not surprising but the 2nd largest amount of bills in circulation is the $100 bill. If you are in Cleveland and are a fan of architecture and history you need to spend some time at the Federal Reserve Bank. It is a great experience.

This review is for the Money Museum inside the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland, which the hours are listed for. The small public museum has a few interesting displays about money and an activity area for school field trips. Supposedly a group tour is available, but once again, probably only available to school field trips. The museum itself is completely free after checking in with the front desk. I was able to go through the entire museum in about 30 minutes, but the visit was totally worth it as there are bags of money for free at the end of the museum tour! Well, shredded money, but great souvenir that doesn't cost an arm and a leg is always appreciated.

Great free stop! Stunning building with some history of money and the reserve. My kids are 11 & 7, they both enjoyed it. Plan for about an hour.

Walked in the rain and looks like building under construction but don’t bother asking the federal reserve police because she has no clue about how to get in the museum or if it’s even closed. Sad but guess that’s typical of government employee

Fun and interesting museum with hands on activities and a lot of information, the little intro speech before going into the museum was nice, and the place is gorgeous!

Not only is this building breathtaking, it is also an amazing place to learn about the history of money. Fun place for kids and adults alike.

Free entry, beautiful nature, quiet, free parking.Great idea of representation of multiple countries throughout the park. Green house is good, has great variety of plants. Clean washrooms inside the building.

A great experience, enjoyable lot of rainy day, beautiful plants, nice that it’s free! I’m sure the gardens outside are nice, some other time when it’s not raining we’ll come back to enjoy them

Friends and I discovered this while searching for something fun to do in the spring, this was our second year in a row stopping in to enjoy the Spring Bonsai Club Show. Super peaceful and relaxing, highly recommend taking a minute to stop and let time pass you by.

Free to park. Free to visit. A tiny slice of Cleveland with beautiful outdoor spaces and cozy, relaxing spots inside. Nice place for a quick break in the day.

A bit small but cool to check out, and it’s free. There’s a small parking lot.

Very nice greenhouse. Clean restroom

Always a favorite place in Cleveland, truly the definition of a hidden gem. Came this time to celebrate my birthday. You can literally feel the oxygen-rich air when you open the door. Take your time admiring the mature plants, the giant aloe Vera is my favorite! A perfect spot for contemplation, casual or formal photos, and time to reconnect with one’s self.

Happy Palm Sunday and holy week to you all. Free parking on Sunday and conveniently located downtown. The priest gave a stirring sermon regarding the sacrifice of Christ and the suffering we all must endure to live a Christian life. I was moved by the beautiful stain glass windows depicting religious scenes. I will definitely be back the next time I'm in town.

This Cathedral in downtown Cleveland is amazing. It was truly a stunning church to see.

It's a beautiful church with outstanding stained glass windows.

1st time at the Cathedral (10/2020 move to Ohio). Assisted by wonderful, Fr. Joselito to park, enter (with Mom using O2 & walker), and attended confession and Memorial Mass for Pope Benedict. Fr. Sean was a great homilist, attentive to our need for communion to be brought to the pew. Such a lovely Mass, gorgeous Christmas decorations, amazingly beautiful architecture and Cathedral.

Beautiful church right in the middle of downtown Cleveland! Just stumbled upon it while walking. Was nearly empty as we went inside and so were able to explore it without bother or crowds.

I come to this church whenever i'm in the area, this is a very beautiful church inside, nicely laid out, the architecture is amazing, they try as hard as they can to keep this church very unique, they also have a mass that is shown online, they do a perish picnic at edgewater park, the perishoners are very nice, they also keep the outside of the church looking very beautiful at night, they give off a really nice mass, that i'd have say is nicer then most masses in the city of cleveland, it has new york city feel to the church, they are also the first church in ohio to have the tomb of a patrion saint, the church is beautifully laid out during the christmas season, put it to ya this way, if Kevin macalester from home alone was real, and lived in cleveland, he would choose this church, God bless

Beautiful and holy place

Great experience! The staff are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. I was able to go out on the field where Babe Ruth and Shoeless Joe Jackson played. This is also my grandfather’s home field during his Hall of Fame career. So glad we added this to our agenda.

Fantastic little museum with very knowledgeable staff. A do not miss stop for any aseball stadiums history buff. Plenty of free street parking in a quiet residential neighborhood.

Todd was an awesome tour guide full of interesting baseball and stadium facts. I was lucky enough to visit when the 2 guys who literally wrote the book on League Park were giving a presentation. Getting to set foot on the replica field and get a feel for what once stood here was awesome. Thanks Todd for pointing out all the cool features of the park and what to look for when I went to the field itself. If you’re a baseball fan, this is a must see in Cleveland.

The museum has an intimate feel with docents that really know their stuff and make your time enjoyable. Brenda took time to explain different aspects of the museum that would normally be missed. Definitely a spot that I plan on coming back to and worth the visit!

If you're a baseball fan, this is a "can't miss" place when you're in Cleveland. The museum has done a wonderful job of preserving the rich history of the site and telling the many stories of the great ballplayers that played at League Park. Todd, Brenda, and Liam are very passionate about the game that we all love, and it shows in their enthusiasm for the work they're doing. Highly recommend!!!

Not only is this a worthwhile place to visit for its historic significance, but the woman who gave us a tour outside (and a brief indoor tour before letting us explore on our own) made our day with her delivery of knowledge mixed with humor. We will not only remember the field and exhibits, which were amazing, but a person can really add vitality to an experience, and she sure did!!! I sadly did not get her name, but she was nice enough to pose for a picture next to a monument outside. For any baseball fan, especially for Cleveland, this is a must place to visit and learn!

An intimate setting full of awesome baseball history! If you love baseball be sure to check this place out. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable! My friend and I had a great time visiting! Will definitely come back the next time we’re in town.

Really interesting museum, as a non-native to the area lots of stuff I didn't know about :)

Very interesting local history on the Cleveland Police......the lady that worked there was very informative and liked very much

Went there for the Kingsbury Run murders exhibit. Although it was in transition, it was very informative and interesting. There were two retired officers who had a wealth of additional info to share. Well worth the trip! Be aware, it is a government building and you have to pass through 2 security checkpoints with metal detectors, so leave your pocketknife at home.

The Cleveland Police Museum had a fabulous show of historical police vehicles.

Definitely worth visiting if you're interested in the history of the Cleveland Police Department.

Apparently it's closed and has been closed for some time. We walked there from our hotel only to find out that it is closed even though it says that it is open online. Very disappointing.

great experience for my grandson who would like to be a police officer

It is not part of the Cleveland metro parks so I was expecting a less than stellar experience. However, this is a very nice park on par with the Cleveland metro parks.

Beautiful trails. Was there for field trip and have often come with my son to enjoy a nice walk in nature. Staff is very knowledgeable and fun to talk to about native plants and animals and other “nature” topics. There are also events to check out and you can rent some spots in the park too! Come check out the free seed giveaway. I will be picking some up this October!

Very nicely maintained and beautiful. Great place to walk on well groomed trails, see a variety of flora, see and hear many birds, and observe fish, frogs, and turtles in clear running streams. All ages can enjoy.

The trails are nice. The boardwalk is cool. The natural play area for kids is small but nice. The inside is small and not very interesting.

You can tell the organization put a lot of thought and planning into this place, there are very cute details, especially on the nature center side. Only wish this place was further away from the main road so you wouldn’t hear the cars. Wonderful place! A new favorite of mine!

Awesome place to explore, with fun facts posted everywhere in unexpected places.

A very nice and educational place to bring kids to learn and play in a fun and natural setting. The people who work there are very friendly and full of information. I recommend it highly. We will be back