Enter this glass-encased, I.M. Pei designed, shrine for six floors spanning six decades of rock memorabilia. It's the best place in Cleveland to spy celebrities!

If your kids think science is boring, bring them here. The hundreds of hands-on experiments and cool activities will change their minds -- in a hurry!

The zoo has the largest collection of primates in the nation and the Rainforest exhibit features a thrilling simulated tropical rain storm.

Whatever your pleasure -- Asian, medieval European or pre-Columbian -- the 40,000 piece collections also include works by Monet, Picasso and van Gogh. Recently closed for renovations, the Museum is set to reopen this summer.

"Lucy," one of the oldest skeletons of humanity's earliest ancestors, dinosaur bones, astrological equipment and more live at this museum.

The USS Cod is responsible for sinking almost 30,000 tons of Japanese ships during WWII.

View almost 200 cars and aircraft, bustled gowns, floral pantsuits, tour mansions and live family histories, plus all the changing exhibitions that makes Cleveland history come alive.

Head into nearby Sandusky for the thrills of Cedar Point, voted Best Park on the Planet by amusement park fans for seven years straight! Millennium Force, one of the parks' 16 coasters, has been voted Best Steel Coaster on Earth. Check out the other 150 rides and attractions, experience the award-winning entertainment and see if you agree.

15 reservations of over 20,000 acres surround Cleveland "like an Emerald Necklace." Within those acres are seven outdoor education facilities, six golf courses, four swimming areas, 70 picnic areas, twin-refrigerated ice toboggan chutes and miles of walking and hiking trails that provide year-round fun.