3 Best Places To See in Cleveland, OH

" Rock & Roll Hall of Fame showcases the world of legendary artists, groundbreaking music, and the cultural impact of rock and roll. It welcomes over 13 million guests. The museum has collections of artifacts from music legends and current stars, including Michael Jackson's jacket from "Thriller," handwritten lyrics from The Beatles, and Taylor Swift's piano from the "Cardigan" music video, among others. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame offers a free online learning platform, Rock Hall Edu, and features 35 years of content for ceremonial induction. The museum has over 160,000 square feet of immersive installations, interactive activities, diverse programming, and live music. You can go on a one-of-a-kind musical tour at the only Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in the country. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a world-class museum that collects, stores, displays, and interprets this form of art through its library and archives.

" The Cleveland Museum of Art creates, maintains, studies, and shares its excellent art collections from all eras and parts of the world. The museum has a famous collection with consistency and scope, which contains more than 61,000 artifacts and encompasses 6,000 years of artistic achievement. The museum is located in the Wade Park District of University Circle on the city's east side. The museum is a major international venue for exhibits, scholarship, and performing arts. The museum presents immersive experiences that illuminate art's influence and enduring importance in today's global society. The Cleveland Museum of Art also provides discounts for members.

" Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is a 183-acre rolling, wooded area that features countless opportunities for guests to connect with wildlife. The zoo has the most extensive collection of animals in the United States and contains an exciting simulated tropical rainstorm for its Rainforest exhibit. The zoo spans 18 reservations covering more than 23,700 acres, with more than 300 acres of woods, eight golf courses, eight lakefront parks, and a globally recognized zoo. Cleveland Metroparks provides incredibly rich, hands-on educational opportunities to interact with nature and promote conservation and sustainable growth. Over the last three years, the zoo has educated more than 8,000 urban students. Metroparks offers free or low-cost nature programs for preschoolers to seniors. Nature centers and school programs are open regularly for free drop-in visits. Cleveland Metroparks Zoo offers free admission for those under two years of age.