5 Things You Must Do in Cleveland

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Situated on the southern shore of Lake Erie, Cleveland is known for its association with rock and roll music. It was originally founded as a center for manufacture but has recently become better known for its role in service economy. As with many other large cities, Cleveland’s leaders struggle with the poverty of some neighborhoods as well as the difficulty in funding high quality public education. Should you visit Cleveland, here are a few things you should not miss.
 
1. Take in a Broadway play, ballet or musical at the Playhouse Square Center. Built in the 20’s and renovated in the 80’s this group of theaters dedicated to the performing arts is second largest only to New York City’s Lincoln Center.   For more information on the Center click on the link.

2. Visit the USS Cod. Sailing on seven war patrols during World War II, this Gato-class submarine now docks in Cleveland where visitors can tour the famous sub.  For more information on the Sub click on the link.

3. Rock out at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Learn the history of some of the most influential singers and producers in the music industry. The museum features artists such as Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly.  For more information on the Hall of Fame click on the link.

4. Experience cultural diversity at the West Side Market. More than 180 vendors with each offering their own individual ethnic foods make this market unique.

5. Enjoy Lake Erie. Fishing, swimming, boating, parasailing, jet skiing, canoeing and scuba diving are just a few of activities you can enjoy at the lake.  There are lots of websites to look at for information on the Lake here is one of them, Lake Erie.