Located in a historic mansion, this museum has playscapes focused on art, water, and more
Check out the butterflies inside the Costa Rica Glasshouse
Check Google Maps for the many locations in this park system, called the "Emerald Necklace" of Cleveland
Check out the gorillas in the Primate House
Outstanding, free collection of art from every time and culture. The Armor Court is a must see!
Named Cleveland's best new restaurant in 2023, this place has a James Beard award finalist chef
Dinosaurs and more! Be sure to get a photo by the stegosaurus outside
Historic beach on the Lake Erie shore with lots of sand for castle construction
Long-established, locally owned microbrewery and restaurant
Long-established, locally owned grocery store located in a stunning historic bank building
The Cleveland branch of the Munich beer hall, this Hofbrauhaus is inside a historic members club
Dine while looking out at the Cuyahoga River as it flows into Lake Erie
Historic Italian neighborhood with excellent bakeries and cozy restaurants, close to all the museums at Wade Oval
A monument to all current and past US Navy personnel, the Lone Sailor includes a plaque honoring Gwen's grandfather, Richard L. Greiner, Sr., who served in the Navy during World War II. The monument is inside Voinovich Park on the E 9th St Pier with beautiful views of the Cleveland sign, Lake Erie, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Dine inside an old bank building
Great spot for drinks or a meal as you watch large ore freighters and other boat traffic on the Cuyahoga River
Best ice cream in Cleveland and founded by the Greiners' neighbor! The surrounding Ohio City neighborhood has many locally owned shops and restaurants
Classic steakhouse fare with a comedy club in the basement
Just down the street from the Crowne Plaza hotel is the giant outdoor GE Chandelier, the centerpiece of Cleveland's theater district, the country's second largest
Historic park in the city center with the Soldiers and Sailors Monument to Ohio Civil War veterans, including Ulf's third great-grandfather Joseph Locker. Great views of the Terminal Tower, Cleveland's premier skyscraper
Embrace your inner Elvis or Willie
Ride to the top of Cleveland's premier skyscraper, built in the 1920s, and see gorgeous views of Cleveland and Lake Erie. Located at Public Square
Classic craft cocktails at a former speakeasy
Open continuously since 1912, this covered market has vendors selling produce, meat, bakery, and more. Look out for ready to eat Eastern European delights like pierogis!
Learn about the history of Cleveland and its Western Reserve region and take a ride on a 1910 carousel
Bar food, burgers, and beers