Below is a list of Greater Cleveland's most popular sights, sorted by part of town.
Downtown Attractions
Downtown Attractions
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame -- One of Cleveland's most popular attractions, the "Rock Hall" houses artifacts and music from the icons of Rock and Roll.
- Great Lakes Science Center -- See exhibits on science, technology, and the environment, plus an IMAX theater.
- William G. Mather Museum -- Climb aboard an authenic Lake Erie ore carrier.
- USS Cod -- Tour a real US Navy submarine, right at the "North Coast."
- Cleveland Museum of Art -- One of the nation's best art museums -- and it's free. (The permanent collection is closed until early 2008).
- Cleveland Botanical Garden -- Explore the glasshouse, the Hershey children's garden, and the many outdoor spaces.
- Western Reserve Historical Society -- Learn about Cleveland history, from the 18th century to the present.
- Cleveland Museum of Natural History -- See Indian artifacts, dinosaurs, fossils, and more.
- Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum -- See dozens of historic planes autos, many from the early Cleveland car manufacturers.
- Cleveland Children's Museum -- A hands-on discovery museum that's fun for young and old.
- Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage -- One of Cleveland's newest attractions, the Maltz Museum chronicles the contributions of Cleveland's Jewish community.
- Holden Arboretum -- A beautiful garden and learning center, east of Cleveland
- Lake View Cemetery -- One of the country's most beautiful cemeteries, and the final resting place for many of Cleveland's most influential citizens.
- Cleveland Museum of Contemporary Art
- Lake Farm Park -- See farm animals and crafts in a scenic park setting.
- Cleveland Metroparks Zoo -- Animals, a rain forest, and more.
- Christmas Story House - Where the movie, "A Christmas Story" was filmed.
- NASA Glenn Visitors Center -- Learn about the US space program and Cleveland's contribution.
- National Inventors' Hall of Fame -- Learn about America's many inventors in this hands-on museum.
- Akron Zoo -- See the snow leopard and more.
- Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens -- Tour the gracious early 20th century Tudor mansion of Goodyear founder, F.A. Seiberling.
- Hale Farm and Village -- A living 19th century history museum.
- Pro Football Hall of Fame -- See memorabilia and exhibits about all of the inductees.