Northeast Region

Akron Zoological Park - The zoo is a wooded park that sits on 24.5 acres.  The Akron Zoo houses over 500 animals from around the world. 

Allen Memorial Art Museum - Founded in 1917, the Allen Memorial Art Museum (AMAM) is now ranked among the finest college or university collections in the nation, and is one of the greatest cultural assets of Oberlin College. The comprehensive collection, which contains over 11,000 works that span the entire history of art, is particularly strong in the areas of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish painting, European art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, contemporary American art, and Old Master and Japanese prints.

Canton Classic Car Museum - The Canton Classic Car Museum is more than just a building filled with classic automobiles. The museum also houses a unique array of memorabilia that reflects a nation in transition. Cars from the past, clothing that reveals the fashions of the times, along with photographs and other collector items fill a building that can be, in itself, called a historical site.

Canton Museum of Art - The Canton Museum of Art provides opportunity for everyone to experience the visual arts through exhibits, education, outreach and the permanent collection.

The Carousel Dinner Theatre - The Carousel Dinner Theatre brings to the stage New York's brightest professional talent... showcasing singing and dancing in the finest Broadway musicals.

Century Village Museum - Century Village Museum is owned and operated by The Geauga County Historical Society. It is a non-profit institution maintained for public education and historic preservation.  The museum offers a variety of events and activities throughout the year.

The Children's Museum of Cleveland - The Museum’s focus on the younger child, in combination with its experienced educators, quality programs, dynamic new leadership and interactive exhibits, has gained the Museum recognition and credibility in the local Cleveland community as the premier cultural resource for children ages 10 and younger.

Carriage Trade Farm - Carriage Trade Farm offers rides aboard restored, antique, horse-drawn carriages.  Visitors begin on the picturesque farm with a thirty-minute historic tour. Off the road and away from the noise, enjoy the leisurely pace and beautiful scenery of the eastern edge of Cuyahoga Valley.

Clay's Park - Clay's Park offers a 500-acre camping and waterpark facility featuring a 10-acre, sand-bottom, man-made lake with 2 winding water slides, a fleet of paddle boats, a barrel roll, cable slide and ring swings across the water.

Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art - The Center brings the latest and most important developments in contemporary art to Cleveland. Through broad-based programs that are reflective of artistic and cultural diversity, the Center celebrates national and international artistic achievements, while recognizing the contributions of artists from the region.

Cleveland Botanical Garden - For more than seventy years, Cleveland Botanical Garden has been one of Northeast Ohio's treasures. Offering ten beautifully landscaped acres, Cleveland Botanical Garden is home to many different formal and natural gardens.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo - The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo features thousands of animals from 7 continents in its 165 rolling wooded acres and 2 indoor acres of tropics.

Cleveland Museum of Art - Considered one of the world's great art museums, the Cleveland Museum of Art hosts a collection of more than 40,000 works of art which ranges over 5,000 years, from ancient Egypt to the present, and includes masterpieces from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. It is renowned for its superb quality and cultural breadth.

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History - The Cleveland Museum of Natural History encourages people of all ages to discover and explore the natural world. Curators care for over a million specimens in the fields of anthropology, archaeology, astronomy, botany, geology, paleontology, zoology and wildlife biology. These are used for scientific research and are the basis for interpretive exhibits and educational programs offered to the public.

The Cleveland Orchestra - Long considered one of America’s great orchestras, The Cleveland Orchestra stands today among the world’s most-revered symphonic ensembles.

Cuyahoga Valley - Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area encompasses 33,000 acres between Cleveland and Akron and features a wide variety of natural, cultural, and historical resources. Visitors enjoy picnicking, hiking, bike trails, bridle trails, winter sports, golf, fishing, and ranger-guided programs.

Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad - The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad in Northeastern Ohio runs through the heart of Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area. Each trip is a different adventure filled with fun, excitement, natural beauty and historic sights.  Spend a little or a lot of time exploring the things you like to see and do. You'll ride comfortably in vintage climate-controlled coaches built between 1939 and 1940.

Dover Lake Waterpark - Dover Lake Waterpark offers seven slippery mountain waterslides, three tubing rides,speed slides, wavepool, waterwhirl, miniature golf, petting farm, a scenic train ride,  sandy beach with clean swimming lake, paddle boats, batting cages, video games, sand volleyball, softball, horseshoes, kiddie amusement rides, kiddie wet and dry playlands and more.

Great Lakes Science Center - More than 340 interactive exhibits available for you to see, touch, and explore on 3 floors make the Great Lakes Science Center one of the largest science museums in the U.S.

HealthSpace Cleveland - HealthSpace Cleveland is The Health Museum of Cleveland completely transformed.  A stunning new 81,000 square-foot facility provides families and individuals a forum for discussing timely health issues, a place to learn through play, and up-to-the-minute information that can truly impact your health.

Gund Arena - Gund arena is home to the Cleveland Cavalier and Rockers as well as other events throughout the year.

Historic Roscoe Village - Take a step back in time to Historic Roscoe Village, a 19th century Living History Community.  History comes alive as costumed interpreters escort you along red brick paths and historical buildings. Experience a modern exhibit hall with intricate dioramas featuring the construction of the Erie canal, see a working mini lock model, journey to the Village Blacksmith and witness the forging of iron the way it was done in the 1800's, print on an 1800's printing press, tour Dr. Maro Johnsons house, attend class in a one room schoolhouse and much more!

The Holden Arboretum - Located in Kirtland, twenty five miles east of Cleveland, the Holden Arboretum encompasses over 3,400 acres.  The Arboretum is a living museum of forest and woodlands, meadows and display gardens, mountains and ravines, rock ledges and lakes, rivers and streams, wetland and bogs and abundant wildlife.

National Inventors Hall of Fame - The National Inventors Hall of Fame features hands-on interactive exhibits and displays, each encouraging visitors to explore the ideas of discovery, creativity, and invention. Also featured is the Hall of Fame, which showcases inventors who have significantly changed our lives for the better.

I-X Indoor Amusement Park - Held at the International Exposition (I-X) Center in Cleveland, the I-X Indoor Amusement Park is completely indoors spanning over 20 acres and offering over 150 rides, games, and attractions to provide lots of high-flying, belly-turning rides and attractions, as well as live entertainment for guests of all ages.

Kent State University Museum - Housed in Rockwell Hall, the original University Library, the Museum contains important collections of costume and decorative arts.  Its nine galleries feature changing exhibitions of work by many of the world's great artists and designers. 

Lake Metroparks - The mission of Lake Metroparks is to conserve and preserve the natural resources of Lake County while providing a variety of safe, affordable, and enjoyable educational and recreational programs and activities that enhance the quality of life in Lake County now and for the generations to follow.

Lyric Opera Cleveland - Each summer, in the heart of University Circle, Lyric Opera presents its Festival Season. This integral part of the city's arts scene combines leisurely "al fresco" picnics outdoors, with quality entertaining productions performed indoors - in the intimacy of The Cleveland Institute of Music's Kulas Hall. The company is noted for programming that continues to blur the lines between the popular and the adventurous.

Malabar Farm - The mission of Malabar Farm is to perpetuate Louis Bromfield's farming philosophies by operating a working demonstration of grass-based animal agriculture and to provide a place where visitors may explore and learn about life on a farm and appreciate the beauty of nature.

MAPS Air Museum - The MAPS Air Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating people about the history of aviation and its impact upon society. It accomplishes this mission by acquiring, restoring, preserving, and exhibiting the impact of aviation on the culture of man.

McKinley Museum - McKinley Museum's interactive history and science exhibits encourage visitors of all ages to explore fossils, dinosaurs and the lives of historic people.

Memphis Kiddie Park - Since 1952 Memphis Kiddie Park has been putting smiles on the faces of children in the greater Cleveland area. With many of the original rides still in place, Memphis Kiddie Park is truly a landmark of the Cleveland area which has thrilled generations of children.

Metro Parks - Metro Parks, Serving Summit County encompasses 7,300 acres and provides residents with safe, outdoor recreation and educational opportunities through a system of natural area parks.

Mohican Reservation Campgrounds and Canoeing - Offers Ohio's most scenic rustic riverfront sites.  The facility also offers RV's, tent camping & Canoeing.  The location is also home to the Great Mohican Indian Pow-Wow.

NASA Glenn Research Center - Since 1971, NASA Visitor Centers have provided information to the public on NASA aerospace programs and their benefits to humanity. The NASA Glenn Visitor Center opened its doors to the public in 1976 and has an estimated annual attendance of 150,000.

National Packard Museum - The National Packard Museum commemorates the Packard family, The Packard Motor Car, and other Packard enterprises which have influenced the growth and history of both Warren, Ohio and the American Automotive Industry.

Nautica Entertainment Complex - The Nautica Entertainment Complex is a mixed use waterfront development located on the West Bank of Cleveland's Flats. The river front complex currently includes the Nautica Stage (a 4,100 seat outdoor amphitheater), the Powerhouse, the Sugar Warehouse, the Nautica Queen, the former U.S. Coast Guard Station, and the Brewer-Chilcote building — all located along the Cuyahoga River.

Nautica Queen - Experience the excitement of the Nautica Queen, offering a unique adventure in lakefront and river cruise dining for people of all ages and interests in Cleveland.

Pro Football Hall of Fame - The Pro Football Hall of Fame serves as a hallowed honoring spot for the greats of the pro football world. Two large galleries in the five-building complex are devoted to the display of the niches of the enshrines of the Hall.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honors the legendary performers, producers, songwriters, disc jockeys and others who have made rock and roll the force in our culture that it is.  The museum contains equally remarkable interactive exhibits, films, videos and priceless and poignant artifacts, and serves as host of the permanent Hall of Fame exhibit. 

Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens - Located in Akron, Ohio, Stan Hywet Hall is one of the finest examples of Tudor Revival architecture in America. The majestic 65-room country house sits on 70 acres of artfully landscaped gardens and grounds.

Stark County Parks - Stark County offers areas accessible to all residents of Stark County for purposes of passive recreation, conservation, education and outdoor nature appreciation.

University Circle - University Circle in Cleveland, is an extraordinary cultural, medical, and educational district -- its concentration of institutions in one beautiful square mile is unsurpassed in the world. The Circle is a prime tourist destination, a renowned medical center, and an incomparable place of learning.

Western Reserve Historical Society -The Western Reserve Historical Society is the largest privately supported regional historical society in the nation.  The society is responsible for the History Museum, Crawford-Auto Aviation Museum, Hale Farm & Village, Library, Lawnfield, Shandy Hall and the Longhurst Farm Museum.  The society also hosts a variety of events and activities throughout the year.

Cleveland Opera - The Cleveland Opera presents opera, operettas and the best of American musicals in extraordinary productions at the spectacular State Theatre in Playhouse Square.