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• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
  On your visit to Cleveland you wont want to miss a visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum opened their doors to the public in 1995, they have welcomed over seven million visitors. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame offers a home for celebration and study of rock and roll music. The Rock Hall hosts a full calendar of exciting events and performers along with several amazing exhibits full of preserved artifacts. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the ultimate place to learn about rock and roll and how it impacts our lives today. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is like no other museum you have been to featuring a wide open style of architecture, eye popping displays and sing along soundtracks playing popular rock and roll hits. This is sure to keep you rockin while you explore the Rock Hall. The Rock Hall welcomes more than 100 artists and musicians yearly who put on shows, take part in panel discussions and meet with fans. The Rock Hall offers it's visitor's plenty to see for the entire day, special highlights of the Rock Hall include: six unique rotating exhibits, eighteen permanent exhibits highlighting the history behind the birth of rock and roll, including today's popular artists, interactive listening exhibits featuring 500 songs that structured Rock and Roll, a state of the art multi-media gallery showing over an hour worth of films in five different theaters, including the Hall of Fame which combines film footage, music interviews, photography and animation displayed on three giant screens telling the story of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees. This spacious 150,000 square feet building offers seven floors of exhibitions space keeping you entertained for several hours. This is a fantastic museum you wont want to miss out on the opportunity to visit this one of a kind, unique museum.
   

• A Christmas Story House
  If you are thinking of Ralphie and his crazy family you are thinking correct this is the famous house from the popular 1983 movie "A Christmas Story". The main set for this hilarious Christmas movie is located in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood.  This famous house is newly restored and is a popular tourist attraction and museum that opened in November 2006. In 2005 A Christmas Story House was purchased by a movie fan named Brian Jones, who won the famous house in an eBay auction and soon restored the house to its original 1983 movie condition. A Christmas Story House is open year round for touring, located directly across the street from the house is the official A Christmas Story House Museum featuring original costumes, props and other memorabilia from the movie. Visitor's will enjoy seeing hundreds of rare behind the scenes photos, Randy's snowsuit, the family car and the chalkboard from Miss Shields' classroom. Next visitor's will have the opportunity to explore the Christmas Story House seeing the famous leg lamp. If  you are hoping to pick up some movie memorabilia, one of a kind gifts or the popular leg lamp you can visit the museum gift shop before you leave. If you are a fan of this traditional, holiday movie you will appreciate and enjoy all of the movie memorabilia in addition a chance to tour the Christmas Story House you wont be disappointed.
   

• Great Lakes Science Center
  The Great Lakes Science Center is located at Cleveland's North Coast Harbor. The Science Center is open year round except Christmas and Thanksgiving, in front of the Science Center is an ice skating rink that is open from December thru March. The Great Lakes Science Center opened in 1996, and has 65,000 square feet of exhibit space. The Science Center is home to over 400 interactive hands on exhibits offering something for everyone of all ages. Adjacent to the Great Lakes Science center is the OMNIMAX theater this state-of-the-art theater comes to life with surround sound and multi screens that reach 79 feet tall and holds 320 people. Here visitor's can explore the Serengeti in Africa, see the wonders of Ancient Greece or experience the thrill on a NASCAR track. The OMINMAX theater educates its visitor's about geography, environment and the human body you wont want to miss out on this fantastic theater. The Great Lakes Science Center features several hands on learning displays where you will learn about: Science,  Technology, Space and Environment with special highlights on the Great Lakes. One of the popular exhibits at the Science Center is the Bridge of Fire with a static generator that generates 200,000 volts of electric current, causing your hair to stand on end even  if you have super short hair. The Polymer Funhouse is designed just for kids seven years and under, here kids can run, explore and jump around in a safe play area. There are several hands on exciting activities and exhibits providing hours of fun and education in a safe area. Kids will also enjoy Port Polymer this is an outdoor play area overlooking North Coastal Harbor. Port Polymer is open seasonally weather permitting of course, here kids can enjoy playing with several hands on water activities and exhibits that include a water wheel and balancing buckets. All the kids will have a blast exploring the paddle wheel steamship made from recycled polymer based materials. Between the Polymer Funhouse inside and Port Polymer outdoors your little ones will stay entertained for hours. If all these exhibits have worked up an appetite you will find plenty of dining options at the Great Lakes Science Center  if the weather is nice you can enjoy your meal out on the patio. The Science Center Store carries unique and educational items from books, games, puzzles and more. A visit to the Great Lakes Science Center is a must on your visit to Cleveland you wont be disappointed.
   

• Cleveland Botanical Garden
  On your visit to Cleveland be sure to visit Cleveland's Botanical Gardens. These beautiful award winning gardens sit on ten acres of lush grounds. Featuring an extensive collection of native plants as well as plants from around the world. Here at the Botanical Gardens visitor's can explore ten different gardens there is even a kids garden full of adventures kids can even hide in a magical tree house and see up close fish, frogs and turtles found in their own pond in the kids garden. Each garden is unique and different so you will want to visit all of them. The oldest and most popular garden is the Mary Ann Sears- Swetland Rose Garden which was dedicated in 1971. Originally created as a traditional, formal garden of hybrid tea roses the Rose Garden has transformed to reflect today's trends in rose gardening. As visitor's explore the beauty of the many different roses and shrub bushes visitor's can experience the wonderful aroma from all these bright colored roses. During early spring you will see other plants begin to open in the Rose Garden before the roses begin their first bloom in June. This romantic garden is accented by a sparkling pool and fountain. 
  The Hershey's Children's Garden is one of a kind and the first public children's garden in Ohio. This is a child's paradise complete with a cave to explore, dwarf forests, worm bins, tree house and an herb garden sure to attract little noses. Kids will have so much fun exploring here they won't want to leave. The kids will also enjoy chasing each other thru mazes, seeing butterfly shelters, fruit and berry gardens and big red farm house pumps. When the weather is warm there are several fun activities planned for the kids.
  The Eleanor Armstrong Smith Glasshouse features two of the worlds most exotic ecosystems from the sun baked desert of Madagascar and the misty rainforest of Costa Rica. The Eleanor Armstrong Smith Glasshouse features authentic recreations of these two fascinating ecosystems.
  Woodland Garden offers visitor's a great place to cool off from the sunny hot days here you will enjoy several of the native plants that love the shade cover from the Woodland Garden. As you stroll along the walkways you may see beautiful songbirds and butterflies flying about so you wont be the only visitor's who enjoy spending time among the gardens impressive collection of shrubs, trees and wildflowers.
  Western Reserve  Herb Society Herb Garden is one of the finest herb gardens anywhere and is ranked by the Herb Society of America as one of the top ten herb gardens in the country. Visitor's of the Herb Garden will be educated on how herbs have been used throughout history. This wonderful Herb Garden is home to 3,500 growing plants in one garden offering a variety of colors, textures and scents. The centerpiece of the Western Reserve Herb Garden is the English Knot, one of the largest English Knots in the world.
  Other featured Gardens: C.K. Patrick Perennial Border- this garden changes weekly from April through November offering plenty of great ideas and information for the perennials plants on display giving all you home gardeners great ideas. The Elizabeth and Nona Evans Restorative Gardens- will delight your senses through a variety of sounds from water trickling down garden walls and ponds, sights and scents from beautiful flowers. there are plenty of plants for you to touch. Campsey-Stauffer Gateway Garden- This large public area is at the entrance to Cleveland Botanical Garden it welcomes all visitor's and the people who live and work in the area this portion of the Gardens is free to the public filled with hundreds of colorful spring bulbs, shrubs, perennials, flowering trees and many more. Katherine Phillip Geis Terrace- is the gateway to the gardens offering visitor's a great place to meet family, mingle with friends or relax  as you are surrounded by the beauty of ponds, fountains, flowers and fish. The Paula and David Swetland Topiary Garden- This garden is full of evergreen shrubs and trees among the topiary structures. And the Japanese Garden- Is a spiritual garden reflecting a tea garden style featuring a beautiful stone lantern from Japan and stone paths.

• Progressive Field
  Progressive Field is located close to downtown Cleveland, Progressive Field is a world-class facility designed  for baseball. Progressive Field is home to the Cleveland Indians and is a popular landmark of Cleveland this should be a must see for all baseball fans on your visit to Cleveland. Progressive Field is a fan friendly stadium featuring a multi-million dollar scoreboard display system including one of the largest video screens of any other stadiums and one of the first full color display boards in Major League Baseball. Progressive Field offers visitor's tours lasting approximately one hour, tours depart from the Progressive Field Team Shop rain or shine. On your tour visitor's will have the opportunity to see: The Dugout, Club Lounge, Bullpen, Batting Cages, Press Box, Party Suites, Visitors Clubhouse and Heritage Park- The new Indians Hall of Fame that opened in 2007 features exhibits honoring the history of the Cleveland Indians. Be sure to have your camera you wont want to miss out on these great photo opportunities.
   

• Chalet Toboggan Chutes
  The Chalet Toboggan Chutes are located in Cleveland's Metro Park this is a must on your visit to Cleveland during the winter. The Toboggan Chutes are open Thursday through Sunday from late December to the end of March. These two sleek chutes are the only public ice chutes in Ohio, these chutes are much safer than tobogganing there are no trees to run into or ravines to avoid. All visitors must be at least 42" tall to ride and you must wear mittens or gloves, these chutes are 700 feet long with a vertical drop of 70 feet featuring plenty of thrilling dips. If you need  to warm up or you have non riders visitor's can head to the chalet located next to the toboggan chutes here you will find a wood-burning fireplace, snack bar, restrooms, video games and a large screen television. This is great winter fun for the whole family.