FABULOUS... FABULOUS... FABULOUS!!! There's nothing else to…read morebe said. In every way an establishment like this could possibly be measured, it is absolutely FABULOUS! LOVE IT. By the way... IT'S FREE!!!

This art museum is absolutely beautiful and definitely worth visiting. General admission is free…read morebut has $14 parking. The building itself is stunning, with great architecture and tons of natural light that makes walking through the galleries feel really open and peaceful. They have works from Monet and other well known artists, which was really exciting to see in person. There's a lot to explore, so I'd recommend setting aside a few hours to really take it all in. Just make sure to plan your timing because they close at 5 PM. The staff throughout the museum were exceptionally friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. There's also a large gift shop with lots of unique items and a cafe inside the museum, which is nice if you want to take a break during your visit.

Another Cleveland museum crossed off the list! I took my boyfriend here a few months ago and we had…read morea great time, spending a few hours looking around, before needing to leave as they were closing to the public to host a private wedding reception (great location for that, btw. The building is gorgeous!) It did need to have better signage throughout and I wish the layout was a bit less random as we kept circling back and forth and not knowing what we had and had not seen. Anyway, as of August 2025, the cost was $15 a ticket per adult for entry. The Hay-McKinney Mansion was included in the ticket price. We probably should have waited to go in a free tour because information was scarce. I liked touring the mansion but I had a much better time going through the non mansion of the museum complex. I am glad we were able to attend the doll exhibit before it went away later that month. I grew up collecting American Girl dolls and Madame Alexander dolls and this filled me with nostalgia. I also loved the fashion in WWII exhibits. The outfits were fabulous! They closed off a gallery and the outside for a wedding that was about to begin. It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon and I wish I could have been invited, lol. There were also temporary exhibits on black photographers, women in politics, mini bikes, the superman hum vee from the 2025 I had a good time looking through the Crawford auto aviation museum and of course, riding the massive and free, carousel! It's almost 125 years old and cost 3 million dollars to restore and each horse is hand carved out of wood. The ride is a must-do for all ages! Overall, a good local city museum with some awesome things inside.

I'll never forget moving to New Jersey in the mid-90s and meeting the lady who would eventually…read morebecome my wife. During one of our first dates, she commented that I knew more about her hone state than she did. Though I doubt that was the case, I had made it a point to learn about the place that my broadcast career took me at the time. Had I been moving to Cleveland, this would have been the spot to learn more about the city and area. My daughter is here as a patient of the Cleveland Clinic. She awaits a transplant and has lived here for a few months already (in Parma). I took a quick weekend trip here to visit her and learn more about the culture. This museum offered a wonderful crash course. I've always thought of this town as the dingy, cold locale for unfortunate fans of the Browns and Indians. I was totally wrong. In fact, Cleveland was very much a player in our country's industrial age. (Far more than my home state of Texas!) Detroit seems to get all the credit for the automobile industry, but Ohio -- particularly Cleveland -- really got there for the cash. Who knew? There are other parts of this museum that left me asking 'Why?' The motorcycle display, while pretty cool, doesn't have much to do with Cleveland any more than any other place. Some of the art ... same thing. Still, you'll learn more about Euclid Avenue than you ever thought possible, and the carousel is a marvelous piece of history.

Visited on St Patty's day for a tour. Love the old building and loved hearing about the exciting…read moreplans for the area! Registration was online and easy, we were greeted and welcomed when we arrived and the service with the tour and tastings was great. Went to learn about their innovative distilling and aging process and was impressed with the entire process.... Looking into some interesting investment opportunities that the distillery is offering!!! And the bourbon and whiskey is solid!

I stopped by Cleveland Whiskey for their Whiskey and Chocolate pairing event with Sweet Bean. I…read moreenjoyed myself. The pairings were great. I'm biased towards the Honey Penny and Lavender truffle combo but they were all delicious. We got a tour of the distillery after the event was over.

I've been wanting to take this tour for a while; we finally did it yesterday. We had a great time…read more Bob was personable, and very knowledgeable of Cleveland's history. He offers a variety of tours, we took the Tremont tour this time. It was a nice leisurely paced tour. The weather couldn't have been more perfect for a ride. There was a total of 7 people on the tour. We plan on taking more of the other tours with Bob. I highly reccommend that you try it.

It's difficult to rate this, since it's a free tour. But it did not meet my expectations at all…read more My family and I went on a Statue tour downtown on a Sunday morning. There was an older male who was our tour guide. Now, I've been on several other city tours before, both in Cleveland and other cities, so I've seen a wide range. This tour wasn't my favorite, and I wouldn't recommend it. Our tour guide was pretty arrogant. Instead of trying to impress us with the history of our city, he tried to prove he was superior by all the things he's done. Okay? Like idc, pal ! He wasn't open to any questions, requests, or feedback of any kind. It was his tour and he did things his way, and that was THAT! No engagement whatsoever. The "facts" were really just one generic sentence written from a page. (Other tour companies provide stories about what we're seeing, you know, like history!) At the end of our tour though, there was a man who played Tom Johnson who was PHENOMENAL though. He should be the one giving all the tours !!!!

Patty was a very good guide. We had a group outing for one of the December tours about the historic…read morehotels of downtown CLE. It was a seasonal holiday tour and the city was sparkling. They provided us with hot chocolate and cookies at the start of the tour, as well as a complimentary gift to choose from several options. I picked a tumbler with the Take a Hike logo. You also get a drink coupon for the bar at the Arcade to use after the tour or at another date. What a great touch! For a little over 30 bucks, you get a 90 minute tour, which I think is probably pretty close to the national average for a walking tour, especially considering it comes with some swag. We had a special guest, Mr. Schofield, who acted in character and told us a bit of history about one of the stops, which was a clever touch. The only suggestion I have is to have a warming stop or two in the middle of the tour. (We did have one, but that was close to the end of the tour.) I love learning the history, but honestly by the last stop I was kind of checked out because it was so cold. I would love to come back in the summer. Patty told us the summer tours are free! They also have a passport program where you collect stamps for each tour you take and can earn prizes and stuff. What a great concept!

I have used Watson Adventure several times for corporate recruiting events. The customer service…read morerepresentative was responsive, they were able to customize the hunt for our group, and it was a huge hit with the professionals and recruits. I highly recommend!

My BF alerted me to this place after we ate at Miega. It's on the second floor of the plaza and…read moretucked out of the way. It's a free art gallery with an eclectic collection of local artists' work. Everyone was really chill and the place had a very relaxing vibe. The lighting was a little too low and it was overall kind of dingy. Upon a closer look, it was dusty and the sparse furniture pieces were slightly sticky from residue or something. I can see this being a nice place to hang out with friends at a later setting since they host live music sometimes.

The best service I've ever received. Top notch company and the greatest technician in this field…read more Can't be beat.

What a stunning architectural piece of work - this is really a majestic building that makes a grand…read morestatement with stately ornate and solid features that adorn the building from the foundation to the rooftop! There are so many iconic structures in Cleveland - but this is certainly one to stop and view along the way or even stay if you want to book a night in the Doubletree that calls this property home!

Great old building. Overworked-understaffed. Run down. Rooms furniture all dinged up, no cable…read moremanagement. Tv didn't work. Random wet wash cloth. Hotel entrance is stairs with no bell hop or door man. Hoist your own bags grandma. Cigarettes accumulating ln sidewalk outside. Room curtains were ragged. Room floor was patched with gooey material and not smoothed. Breakfast buffet was good but staffed with one server who couldn't keep up with the crowd. Family ready to flee.

We were a group of 10 and had a blast! Our comedian was awesome! She had great jokes and tons of…read moreknowledge on the city. We were able to see all of the cool things around Cleveland. The whole tour took about an hour and a half, with a pitstop at a brewery for a bathroom/drink break. This tour is BYOB, so come prepared! Parking is easy, with a lot right next to the starting point. Highly recommend if you've never been to the city or are looking for a group activity

We took the first of three tours on a Friday afternoon. The bus picked us up at Collision Bend…read moreBrewery and was timely. The bus was full during our tour. We were encouraged to bring our own drinks (alcohol or otherwise). The tour covered much of downtown and provided some history with a comedian as the tour guide. We also had some good laughs. Truth be told the tour is very much focused on drinking. Half way through the tour we stopped at a bar and were able to bring drinks back on the bus. Seating was comfortable and it was nice to see an old school bus put to good use. On a nice day the tour is a good way to see the city.