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Introduction
Cleveland actually turns out to be a city with much to see and do and it is definitely worth a trip to visit this ‘City of the Rock and Roll’. Be it history, sports or food lovers, Cleveland promises something to everybody who visits the city. Herein is outlined a perfect one day tour plan in which you can be assured of exploring through the most attractive places in the city.
Morning: Kickstart Your Day with Breakfast and Culture
Breakfast at West Side Market
Your first leg should be the West Side Market – which is a historic landmark in Cleveland. This public market is found in Ohio City and has been active to sell its products to the public since 1912. Try out all the tasty pastries, aromatic coffee or morning breakfast sandwiches from one of the available stalls. One speciality you wouldn’t want to that you ought not to miss is the Cleveland-style sausage; a spiced up breakfast sausage served within a bun.
Explore Ohio City
A time is again freed to leisurely wander around Ohio City, buzzing with Victorian Architecture and housing aesthetically designed boutiques, and breweries. But if time still permits, it would be better to head over to Great Lakes Brewing Company and take a tour of the company then try out some of the bestsellers which are their beers. The brewery’s pub has many delicious dishes which are associated with Cleveland’s food offerings.
Visit the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Besides, drive down to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame located on the edge of Lake Erie. This architectural wonder gives the history of rock music and pays tribute to the musicians. Amass a few one hundred by visiting halls that are mainly focused on superheroes such as Elvis Presley, Beatles, Madonna, among other popular artists. And there is more – do not miss the possibilities of the museum – there are interactive installations and films. The Hall of Fame opens at 10 AM so ensure you get there early enough to avoid the crowd that results from this.
Midday: Culture and Relaxation
Lunch in the Flats
For lunch go to the Flats East Bank after you get your fix of rock history. Commonly known as the Flats, it’s a lively area down by the Cuyahoga River providing different kinds of eating establishments with the skyline visible in the background. The Fours is a well-known sports bar which specializes in American cuisine such as burgers and wings. Blue Point Grille is also recommended because of the variety in its menu and its seafood specialty, though the restaurant has an elegant setting.
Stroll Along the Cuyahoga River
After eating during lunch, go for a stroll around Cuyahoga River. One can traverse the Cleveland Foundation Centennial Trail involves appreciating the scenic views of the waterfront or even capturing lovely art pieces. If you would like more information about the area, there is a boat tour option that also includes information on the history and industrialization of the city.
Afternoon: Dive into Art and History
Cleveland Museum of Art
When it comes to art, there is simply no place in Cleveland that does not offer a visit to the Cleveland Museum of Art. This museum is notable globally and it contains over 45000 artifacts of art and architecture, ranging from 6000 BC. But, the most important news is that it is general admission and at no cost whatsoever to the viewers! Some of the master’s pieces include those by Van Gogh, Monet and Picasso. It is also noteworthy that the museum has a very picturesque outdoor Sculpture Garden, which will be a good conclusion for the past walking tour.
Explore University Circle
Following the visit in the museum, one can move a few blocks away to the University Circle; a beautiful cultural collection of institutions such as Cleveland Botanical Garden and Cleveland Natural History Museum. In the neighborhood, the Kitchener City Hall and the Kitchener-Waterloo art gallery are interesting to visit and the botanical garden, which is a few minutes’ walk away, provides a beautiful place to rest with a number of well tended plant ornaments and a tropical glass house. It is not very costly to be admitted, and its location therefore makes it the best place to relax.
Evening: Culinary Delights and Entertainment
Dinner in Tremont
For dinner head to the trendy Tremont area explored in detail for featuring restaurants of just about any desired cuisine type. Sokolowski’s University Inn is a friendly and comfortable Polish and Eastern European restaurant which has been in business since 1953. You are encouraged to get to taste Cleveland’s pride specialties such as the pierogi or stuffed cabbage.
If you want something more elite, then The Cleveland Chop where you can to enjoy the place’s wonderful steaks and seafood, and, for example, Mabel’s BBQ for delicious BBQ and delicious meat by one of the local famous chefs Michael Symon.
Catch a Show
For dinner you would go witness any activity that is going on in the Playhouse Square, the second largest performing arts center in the United States, it hosts Broadway shows, concerts and comedy shows among others at night. If you have any specific theater in mind make sure you get tickets beforehand since these shows fill up quite easily.
Tremont has many quiet and intimate places for couples, but if the evening is too quiet for you, one can always find a bar or a brewery. A cool bar to try is the Flying Monkey Pub for craft cocktails; if you are looking for a laid back place with good craft beer there is a Platform Beer Co.
Late Night: Relax and Reflect
Nightcap at the Rooftop Bar
Take your last drink of the night on top of one of Cleveland’s many rooftop establishments. Bar 32 is on the 32nd floor of the Key Tower; it provides excellent views of the city and Lake Erie. Savor a cocktail or a glass of wine with your scenic trip while watching the beauty of the night.
Reflect on Your Day
Before you relax, you should consider the great innovative experiences that you have had in Cleveland. From cultural experiences to well cooked meals you’ll cherish memories of the city and its people.
Conclusion
To the contrary, Cleveland may be among those mid-sized cities within the United States, however, the city has a lot to offer in regards to culture, food and fun. This itinerary offers a full day of experiences so by the end of the day you will have an appreciation and appreciation for the character of Cleveland. Whether you are thinking of a one time visit or visiting the city time and again, Cleveland turned out to be a city where one can explore and learn.
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FAQs
What is the best time to visit Cleveland?
Should visit Cleveland in the months of April to June because it is warm and also during the months of September up to November because it is cold. Summer may be hot, while winter is cold and snowy.
How can I get around Cleveland?
Cleveland can be accessed by Road and amenities include RTA (Regional Transit Authority) both buses and Trains. Pros; walking is possible in downtown Cleveland and majority of the attractions are located near to each other.
Is parking available in downtown Cleveland?
Yes, there are so many parking garages and parking on the streets within the downtown Cleveland region. Depending on the specific attraction, parking may be cheaper there or even validated for a small fee, contact the attraction for more information.
