You won't find many amusement parks recommended on this site, but we list Cedar Point because it is regarded by many as the best park in the world. Cedar Point boasts the largest collection of rides (67) and more roller coasters than any other park.
Adjacent to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Browns stadium is a new facility that is the home field of this city's National Football League franchise--and home of the original Dog Pound.
The only cinema multiplex in downtown Cleveland, this 11-screen movie theater features the latest in Hollywood releases and a selection of specialty films.
Popular downtown Cleveland night spot. As with all House of Blues, live performances are the highlight, but it can be a fun stop for a drink, even when bands are not playing.
Ballpark built expressly for Major League Baseball's Cleveland Indians. Within walking distance of many downtown hotels.
The "Q", as its locally called, hosts a variety of events throughout the year, not the least of which are the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers. Yes, this is King James' house, but it is also home to many bands, singers, and other sporting activities (including rodeos) at various times.
Downtown Cleveland's most popular tourist attraction, the RRHF is adjacent to Cleveland Browns' stadium and Lake Erie. The museum documents the history of rock and roll and the backgrounds/stories of its inductees.
