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Things to do in Cleveland, Ohio - Cleveland Attractions

• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
  Dedicated to exploring the past, present and future of the music and the cultural context from which it emerges, the museum augments its own collection of thousands of artifacts with items on loan from artists and collectors from all around the world. Once you enter the museum, the only issue is how to sample six floors and six decades of rock memorabilia in a single visit.

• Cleveland Museum of Natural History
  This museum cares for over four million specimens in the fields of anthropology, archaeology, astronomy, botany, geology, paleontology, zoology and wildlife biology. Come see plenty of interesting exhibits including "Lucy," one of the oldest skeletons of humanity's earliest ancestors dating back around 3.2 million years!

• Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and The Rainforest
  This exciting metropolitan zoo is best known for having the largest collection of primates in the United States among its 3000 animals representing more than 600 species. On top of that, this zoo is great for kids, which offer lots of playgrounds and activities. However, many would argue that the nicest exhibit is the rainforest, where you just may be able to things like a baby orangutan!

• Great Lakes Science Center
  This is a great place to take the kids on your next visit to Cleveland. With hundred of hands-on experiments and exhibits, where else can you go where a child can not only have fun, but learn something at the same time in Cleveland?

• West Side Market
  Built in 1912, this public market is still offering some of the freshest produce, meat, dairy products today. And after all this time, this place still offers the best in prices and diversity. If your not even that hungry, come here anyway to see the bustling atmosphere crowded with all different types of people who range ethnically, socio-economically, geographically, and in age. This place is truly a different experience from your normal local store supermarket.

• USS Cod World War II Submarine
  This submarine was born on the date of July 21, 1942. In it's time, the USS Cod was responsible for sinking nearly 30,000 tons of Japanese ships during WWII. Coming to this attraction really gives you an idea of life on a WW2 submarine. Be sure to expect climbing ladders and ducking your head a few times on your upcoming visit.

• Tower City Center
  This attraction in Cleveland is a large complex filled with offices, shopping, and entertainment. In just one lunch hour, you could be pampered from head to toe at Les Amis Salon & Spa, get your shoes shined or watch repaired, pick up flowers, candy, cards, gift certificated, or do a lunch time workout at the Tower City Fitness Center.

• Playhouse Square
  The Playhouse Square is the largest performing arts complex in the US. Come here and enjoy some of the best opera, drama, dance, and musicals. The Playhouse Square is a not-for-profit performing arts center whose main mission is presenting and producing a wide variety of quality performing arts, and advancing arts education.

• Steamship William G. Mather Museum
  This is not your ordinary museum here in Cleveland, mainly because it is a floating. The William G. Mather is a retired 618-foot-long Great Lakes bulk freighter so be prepared to do a fair amount of walking on your next visit to Cleveland.

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