Top 10 Best Things to Do in Cleveland, Ohio [Cleveland Travel Guide 2023] 

I ❤ Cleveland and all the places mentioned! Would recommend the West Side Market, Goodtime III, Cleveland Metropaks, and the Flats. Cedar Point is an hour west of Cleveland and check out Amish Country about one hour south. Worth the trip! ❤CLE❤

Cedar Point is NOT in Cleveland!

I can't believe you didn't include Rock and Roll Hall of Fame museum 😮😮😮

And why wasn't the Rock Hall in the list??

west side market...countless other museums...landmarks, such as the FREE stamp...

come on down to cleveland town everyone! it's been under construction since 1886! but hey at least we're no detroit...

Like it nice city look USA

Stay away for the east side 😂

LITTLE ITALY IS NICE ALSO

what about the museum of natural history?

CVNP train ride, hike/bike the Metro Parks. Huntington, Edgewater, Mentor Headlands beaches. Paddle the Cuyahoga & Rocky Rivers.

And now ladies and gentlemen.............Cleveland now has camping sites available in the city!, Get yours now!!

Why is there a shot of downtown Columbus at the 34 second mark??

LONG COMMENT: This is a truly awful video, and clearly made by someone who has never been to Cleveland. This list is awful. See my corrections below. I'll start off by going through one by one, and then talk about some of the things missed by the video. Edgewater: Fine, acceptable thing to have on the list, but no mention of the fact that the Cleveland Metroparks that operate Edgewater is consistently rated as one of the best park systems in the nation. Be sure to check out the whole "emerald necklace" not just Edgewater. While we're talking about parks, the video fails to mention that Cleveland is one of the few major cities in BIKING distance of a national park. While Cuyahoga Valley National Park isn't very impressive by national park standards, it's phenomenal for any park that close to a major city. Consider taking the scenic railroad through for a unique experience. Zoo: The zoo's fine. It's a nice zoo, The best time to go is probably during the Asian Lantern festival that runs throughout summer nights. Much more unique experience. Again no mention of the metro parks. Lakeview Cemetery is actually pretty cool. Presidents and uber rich people such as John D Rockefeller are buried there. Wade Chapel is a gorgeous work of art. The aquarium is small and not worth your time unless you really like aquariums. The Cleveland Orchestra deserves to be on this list. It is consistently ranked as one of the best in the nation. Including #1 in the nation by the New York Times. If you're a fan of classical music they're can't miss. The Museum of Art is also great! It's free and have some great stuff. While every city has an art museum, Cleveland's really punches above it's weight for the size city it is! Definitely worth your time, and it's in the beautiful University Circle area. Both Wade Oval and Wade Circle are beautiful. The Botanical Garden is nice and also on Wade Oval. Though if that is your thing, you might be better served by making the 35 minute drive out to the Holden Arboretum. WAY larger, and worth the drive. MOCA: Personally I think it sucks, but I don't enjoy Modern Art... Kinda small, don't know why anyone would go here instead of the main art museum. Great Lakes Science Center: nice for what it is. Good place to entertain children. Cedar Point: Not in Cleveland as the video claims, it's an hour away. Worth being on the list. One of the best amusement parks anywhere. Only problem is people are starting to figure that out, expect long lines or fork out big money for fast passes. What should have been on the list but isn't: Rock Hall: While I don't know any Clevelanders who would consider this there number 1 attraction, there is only one, and it's in Cleveland. Worth a visit. (Also the Football Hall of Fame is only an hour or so south of Cleveland, so you can do two for one). West Side Market: anchoring the hot Ohio City neighborhood this old style market serves plenty of ethnic food in an old architectural gem Cultural Gardens: A bit more of a niche pick. A selection of gardens built and maintained by Cleveland's immigrant communities. Very cool to see all the different cultures that make up Cleveland celebrating themselves. Food scene / Tremont: Cool neighborhood on the near west side with a large number of restaurants as well as the house where A Christmas Story was filmed, restored as a museum. Brewery scene: Cleveland is loaded with breweries. Check out Great Lakes Brewery in Ohio City or Noble Beast downtown for good places to start! (Also around 30 seconds in there's a shot of Columbus instead of Cleveland, goes to show you how much effort was put into this video...)

How about our Amish city’s,town,village

What about the Factory of Sadness?

Not and I’m from here …. Not a vacation spot , I leave here to go on vacation.

You mentioned nothing about Flats

Cap'n taco. Brookpark rd

Me living in Cleveland and not knowing what to do

Why tf would i go to a cemetery

Mashallah

Nothing like AI doing your lists. NOT!

Annoying voiceover

Basically nothing to do or visit.

A cemetery?

Best thing to do is going to Cemetery? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I here Cleveland is very boring and this video's the proof

Leave

Not get shot stabbed assaulted robbed not get your car stolen try to avoid the homeless people turn down the drug dealers should have been somewhere on the list

Delete this🔥🔥🔥🔥

you forgot #11 getting your dog gun down by cops.

I owe everyone in the comment section a beer. this was overall a nice try but really nothing is worth making a special trip to clevo, EXCEPT maybe the rock hall of fame, which ironically was not mentioned. this is all stuff for bored locals like me to do. There is also a science center and the flats strip along the river which are actually downtown vs cedar point which is over an hour out of clevo.

Best thing is NOT TO GO!

Ah, Cleveland. The mistake on the Lake!

Why isn't the #1 'leave'

JUST A GUESS!! #1 LEAVE. #2 THRU #10, SEE #1

The best thing to do in Cleveland is to leave.