Cleveland Indians ballpark seats more than 43,000 people and features three levels of suites and a large-tiered stadium club.

Built in 1912, this thriving public market offers fresh produce, meat, dairy products and a delicious variety of prepared foods.

Center focuses on research and development of aeropropulsion technologies, microgravity science and communications for the aerospace industry.

Tour the submarine responsible for the sinking of nearly 30,000 tons of Japanese ships during WWII.

Known for its excellent Asian, medieval European and pre-Columbian holdings, this museum's collection of over 40,000 works of art also includes masterpieces by Monet, Picasso and van Gough.

This innovative museum carries out its mission to "help people discover and explore the natural world" through a series of displays involving everything from dinosaur bones to astrological equipment plus "Lucy," one of the oldest skeletons of humanity's earliest ancestors.

The striking I. M. Pei design is a worthy testament to the subject matter: bold, modern and controversial. Once you enter the glass-encased shrine, however, the only issue is how to sample six floors and six decades of rock memorabilia in a single visit.

Don't miss this exciting metropolitan zoo best known for having the largest collection of primates in the United States and for its Rainforest exhibit, which features a thrilling simulated tropical rain storm.

Pub is at 2516 Market Avenue

Playhouse Square Center is the nation's largest performing arts complex outside of New York City. Located in the heart of Cleveland's Theater District, Playhouse Square serves as host to over 1.1 million guests annually and offers the best of Broadway, dance, concerts, family shows, comedians, plays and more.

Guided tours of downtown Cleveland and surrounding areas by trolley, mini-coaches or vans.