Cleveland Private Sightseeing and History Tour

This 3-hour private tour in a comfortable SUV/van takes you to many of the best sights and views of Cleveland you won’t see from main street. Sit back and relax while we tell you some history and stop at a few destinations of significance. You will see how this once primarily industrial city is transforming itself into a modern and diverse city with great cultural, entertainment, and recreational assets.

Not included:

• Food and drinks

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

1100 Rock and Roll Blvd, Main Terminal, Cleveland, 44114-1023, Ohio

Situated on Cleveland's lakefront, the museum tells the history of R&R through ever-changing exhibits and features inductees and their music..

West Side Market

1979 W 25th St, Cleveland, 44113, Ohio

West Side Market is Cleveland's world famous indoor/outdoor market with over 75 vendors.

10 minutes

House From A Christmas Story

3159 W 11th St, , Cleveland, 44109-1803, Ohio

Hear stories about Tremont and its 28 churches, the Christmas Story House & Museum and Steelyard Commons.

Cleveland Museum of Art

11150 East Blvd, , Cleveland, 44106-1711, Ohio

World-renowned museum built in 1916 that has no entrance fee.

The Flats

, , Cleveland, Ohio

See where Moses Cleaveland landed in 1796 and how this former industrial area is fast-becoming an entertainment mecca.

Edgewater Park

Whiskey Island Drive, Lake Erie, Cleveland, 44102, Ohio

See the best lakefront view of the city at our beachfront park--part of the region's 23,000 acres of public green space.

5 minutes

Heinen's Downtown

900 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, 44115-1402, Ohio

A bank lobby becomes a grocery store. Giant ceiling murals painted by an artist who died in the Titanic accident.

5 minutes

Severance Hall

11001 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, 44106-1796, Ohio

Home of the well-known Cleveland Orchestra opened in 1930 and the first music hall with radio broadcasting capability.

Cleveland Cultural Gardens

East Boulevard & Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Rockefeller Park, Cleveland, 44108, Ohio

Park land donated by John D. Rockefeller in the early 1900's tells the story of over 30 nationality groups who have immigrated to Cleveland.

Connor Palace

1615 Euclid Ave, Playhouse Square, Cleveland, 44115-2102, Ohio

Playhouse Square is the 2nd largest theater complex in the country after NY's theater district.

Progressive Field

2401 Ontario St, , Cleveland, 44115-4003, Ohio

Home to the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, formerly the Cleveland Indians.

The Arcade

401 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115, USA

Opened in 1890 has an inaugural indoor shopping center, the Crystal Palace is now home to the Hyatt Hotel.

5 minutes