If you are looking for a vacation spot in Ohio, Cleveland would be the best bet for you! It spills over with entertainment for all ages and all tastes. There is hardly any place you can dream of save Cleveland where you will find the top amusement park in the world, Pro Football Hall of Fame, the second largest performing arts center in the country, the third most visited national park in the U.S., and one of the top-5 orchestras in the world.
Rock –N– Roll Hall of Fame, a wild multimedia designed music–museum, is a must–visit place in Cleveland. It is the place where Rock lovers find their seventh heaven with dream–stars, their belongings and live performances.
Great Lakes Science Center is a place where hundreds of hands-on experiments and cool activities for kids make science so much fun!
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is an innovative museum that displays everything from astrological equipment to dinosaur bones, one of the most notable being those of “Lucy,” one of the oldest skeletons of humanity’s earliest ancestors.
Metroparks Zoo is an exciting metropolitan zoo best known for having the largest collection of primates in the United States and for its Rainforest exhibit, which features a thrilling simulated tropical rain storm.
Cleveland has surged as America’s comeback city since the 1980s, The Flats and Warehouse District are capitals of night merriment. Tower City is a shopping hub, and the Gateway tempts sports fanatics to watch the Cavaliers and Indians play ball.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is known for its excellent Asian, medieval European and pre-Columbian holdings. This museum’s collection of over 40,000 works of art also includes masterpieces by Monet, Picasso and van Gough.
The U.S.S. COD is the last fully intact WWII fleet submarine in existence. It is docked between the Rock Hall and Burke. Tours are offered to the public inviting them to see what life inside a metal box deep under the sea must have been like. It is tight inside so beware if you are claustrophobic. The 312-foot submarine was a key weapon against the Japanese, sinking many ships and itself depth-charged, surviving a major torpedo fire.
NASA Glenn Visitor Center focuses on research and development of aero–propulsion technologies, microgravity science and communications for the aerospace industry.
The Playhouse Square Center is the nation’s largest performing arts complex outside of New York City. Located in the heart of Cleveland‘s Theater District, Playhouse Square serves as host to over 1.1 million guests annually and offers the best of Broadway, dance, concerts, family shows, comedians, plays and more.
Vacationers like Cleveland not only for its many attractions, for but the smooth roaming within it as well. It has six major highways and plenty of buses, taxis, parking and a light rail system, which is convenient to use from just about anywhere including straight from the airport to the heart of downtown. Food and lodging is very easily available here at a very reasonable price which makes Cleveland the vacationers’ paradise for innumerable American families.