In any City, museums tell a lot about what is
important to the people who live there. As you can see
from the selection below we have some of the BEST
museums in the country.
Whether you are into the arts,  ancient artifacts, dinosaurs,
bones or shooting stars, Cleveland is sure to have a
museum to interest you.

Cleveland Museum of Art

One of the worlds greatest art museums sits on a 15 -acre park
called the FINE ARTS GARDEN  in University Circle. The
Museum opened in 1916 and houses 30,000 works 
of art in 70 galleries.  The Museum offers scholarships 
and special classes for children in the area
that excel in art.  In 3rd grade, Lil Net won a scholarship
to the museum.

TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE MUSEUM it's hours and other
current ongoing exhibits CLICK ON  the Artist above.
 

Cleveland Natural History

If you are into Dinosaurs, Insects, people, animals and precious gems
this is a must see museum.  The museum is a hands on type of museum,
it wants it's visitors to feel the heat of a volcanic lava, the rumble of an
earthquake. Touch the rocks and formations.
On a clear evening you can get a close-up view of the moon, stars,
planets and faraway galaxies through the public observatory's telescope.

In 1974, one of the oldest fossil skeletons of a human ancestor
was discovered in Africa by a curator of Cleveland's Museum of Natural History.

TO FIND OUT MORE visit their site on the web by clicking on 
the Dinosaur above.
 
 

NASA Glenn Space Center

This Museum is West of Cleveland and was opened in 1971.
It Houses 8 galleries covering over 8,000 square foot with the
newest gallery being the Aero Adventure which will introduce you
the engines of tomorrow.

TO FIND OUT MORE Click on the Rocket to Zoom on over to their site.
 

Great Lakes Science Center

This museum has 350 interactive exhibits and is one of the
EIGHT largest hands-on science center in the US, allowing visitors
to explore physical science, computer technology, the environment
and much more.

The six story, silver dome of the museum also houses the
Cleveland Clinic OMNIMAX theater. Take a hair-raising trip
down white-water rapids or blast into outer space. It uses the most
advanced sound system & film projection in the the world!

TO FIND OUT MORE CLICK on the atom above to visit their
site on the web.
 
 
 
 
 

Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame

The Rock and Roll Hall of fame Museum looks like an
eight-story glass pyramid.  It was designed by I.M. Pei and
cost a whooping $92 million to build.

The exhibit hall is filled with colorful costumes of rock's wildest
performers.  While inside you will enjoy spectacular views of the
surrounding North Coast Harbor.
 

TO GET DIRECTIONS & TO FIND OUT MORE click on guitar above.
 
 

Inventure Place

This museum is located in the Akron Ohio area and
is well worth the extra distance to visit. It's a Inventor's
Hall of Fame which allows it's visitors to explore their
creative ideas and to seek answers to their curiosities
with one of their many hands on exhibits.

I took my nephews there a couple of summers ago , they enjoyed
it so much I couldn't get them to leave.  I felt however, they need
to get some guides so the kids are not using it as a playground but
rather a learning experience.

TO GET DIRECTIONS & TO FIND OUT MORE click on boy above.
 

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