Best Things To Do in Cleveland

With an average snowfall of around 50+ inches annually, Cleveland knows a thing or two about being a winter wonderland. But with that climate comes a great deal of preparation. Cleveland is equipped with more than 70 snow removal vehicles and thousands of pounds of rock salt.

The list of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees for 2018 was released last montth, revealing a lineup that includes an impressive list of rock radio favorites, as well as representatives from the worlds of gospel and soul.

So you’re in Cleveland with the sole purpose of meeting with clients. The problem? You’re not from Cleveland.

Pillow-top mattresses inside opulent historic spaces along a bustling city street? Five hundred thread count sheets matched with centuries-old bronze and marble décor? Free wi-fi inside a Victorian mansion amidst a neighborhood of contemporary art?

Situated in the bustling suburb of Beachwood, located just 11 miles from downtown Cleveland, sits a large contemporary building made of 126 tons of Golden Jerusalem limestone. Inside this modern structure is arguably one of the most important Jewish history museums in the country—The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage.

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So, the Cleveland Indians didn't achieve World Series Championship status. That's okay. This certainly wasn't the first time the Tribe saw some World Series action. This is actually the sixth time they’ve battled for World Series championship status.

From the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage to the Cleveland History Center, this city has no shortage of institutions that curate, display, share and educate.

You’re planning a trip to Cleveland. You’ve got the accommodations down pat, the attraction tickets ready to go and you’ve even set up some sightseeing along the way.