31 Best Stops Between the Canton and Cleveland (2024)

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I plan this trip for a long time! Finally I made! Walking around museum from inside to outside and enjoying the beautiful artworks of the whole museum. You can spend whole day to explore beautiful life of this artist family!Experience the passionate and inspirational life of one of the most unique artists, Ernest “Mooney” Warther who hand-sculpted the evolution of the steam-engine! His wife buttons art collections are amazing! You have to be there to believe all the amazing works of Mr. and Mrs. Warther!

First visit was in 2010ish?2nd visit to attend friends wedding 2021.10.09Great place. Strongly recommended!Wish one day I will return w. my two kids. Dream will become true one day!

An absolute gem of a place that blew all of us away.We planned on stopping here on our way to tour some local wineries and wanted to spend an hour or so while waiting for them all to open. We ended up spending a lot more than an hour as we were absolutely captivated by the meticulous creations of both "Mooney" Warther and his wife.What an amazing place! Ernest, worked in a local steel mill and then made knives. He then started carving scale steam locomotives using wood and bone and later ivory. The museum shows off his works. Anyone who has an appreciation for steam locomotives and their history will want to spend time here. Anyone who has an appreciation for craftsmanship will want to spend time here as well. And if the trains are not enough, the button work that his wife did is almost as amazing - but there are significantly less works on display.I frequently found myself with my mouth literally hanging open as I realized the level of craftsmanship it took to make any of these models. Not only are they finely carved, but any piece that moved in real life, moves on the models. The museum guides tell you that Ernest invited railroad engineers to look over his completed models and tell him if they see any errors - and they could not find one thing out of place.The grounds are also nice to visit as well as the house that they lived in. I would recommend touring those before the actual museum as anything you do after the tour itself will feel like a letdown - and it's almost just as amazing.

Mr. Warther was a gifted carver and knife maker. His trains are incredibly detailed and all hand-carved to scale.

Amazing! He is truly the Master Carver. The time and skill that went into the detail made some amazing pieces of art. Thank you to our amazing tour guide!!!

This was my second visit and it didn't disappoint. Both visits featured guides who knew Mr Warther as children so additional insights were provided. I will go again with folks we bring up from Tennessee. It amazes me each time about this man's genius and vision.

Most fascinating museum with amazing collection of hand crafted trains, pliers, button art and arrowhead displays. WOWGreat gift shop, family home & gardens.

Guided tour. You can go at your pace. Ticket price is for the whole day. Amazing what that man could do!

Highly recommend this museum. The level of detail in the carvings is amazing, especially with the materials being used (wood, ivory, beef bone and ebony) and the fact that there was no glue or metal fasteners used. It was also interesting to see that he was also a knife maker, and though being a pacifist, made commando daggers for soldiers during WWII. Most had a metal tag in the handle , one engraved with the soldier's name, the other with their serial number. His wife's button collection is interesting. Guides for the most part are family members. The family still runs a knife factory next door selling kitchen, carving, and commando knives. As a bonus, the town is in Amish territory, so there are additional things to see in the area

We have been to The Weather Museum quite a few times over the years. The best museum in the country is our experience. Unique in it's origins, originality and displays. Most likely never to be replicated. So glad the family is keeping up Mr. And Mrs. Warther's history. And the have a wonderful hand crafted knife manufacturing facility and store. Well worth the visit from any place on earth.

We went to see the button collection, which was unbelievable. We stayed for the wood carvers museum and were fascinated. It's still family owned and managed.

This place was so much fun. We learned so much about Ernest Warther. There was so much to look at and read. Definitely should plan for a good amount of time per room and/or area.

I was born/raised in Dover, so I’ve had a few tours, events and such with the museum. However, coming back with my nine year old daughter and husband has given me a new appreciation of how awesome this place is. The museum isn’t anything fancy but what it is is nothing short of amazing. The family still runs it and we had the privilege of having a grandson in law give us a bit of a personal tour. We even met Mooney’s great granddaughter, who showed my daughter how to make the ‘famous’ pliers. She was in awe. It was lovely. We went in February, so the gardens were obviously not at their full glory, but I have been in when they are in bloom in the late spring/early summer and it is fabulous. The whole tour through the museum, the button house and the family house is worth the trip and admission price. Truly a gem and what a loving tribute to the world’s Master Carver.

Spectacular museum! The attention to detail is absolutely incredible. Warther had a true talent and it is a remarkable experience learning about his life. There are plenty of carvings to view. Plan to spend at least 90 minutes here.

What's not to love? The button collection is beautiful. I wish I could get closer and just sit and look at them all, get to know each button the way Mrs. Warther clearly knew her collection. The carvings are amazing in their detail and skill. Remarkable museum. Come support this lovely local business!

An amazing museum showcasing the spectacular carving skills of a highly talented man. From the Lincoln funeral train carved from thousands of pieces of ivory (before ivory was banned) in exacting detail that is just breathtaking to view, to multiple working pairs of pliers carved from a single piece of timber. The buildings are beautifully laid out by the Warther family who maintain it to this day as a celebration of his life and work. Highly recommended.

We have been meaning to go here for years and were not disappointed. Very nice museum dedicated to a master carver. The building and gardens are well maintained. Very educational and with well thought out displays, and the tour was very informative. The staff are very passionate and knowledgeable.They have a nice gift shop, but so many of the items were made in China. In that area, it should be all local. They have a new wood shop store that is very nice.

We visited on a weekend with my parents and enjoyed it. We did the self tour so we could take our time reading and looking at things. They do offer discounts on admission (veteran, AAA, senior).The grounds are lovely, not very large, but beautiful. There is a second building with a button collection that his wife accumulated over the years. We ran out of time and did not get to the 3rd building to see them making knives. Plan on at least 1 - 2 hours if you want to really enjoy the grounds and see everything.The one con I would note is in some places the walkways are narrow or steep which makes it challenging if you have someone in a wheelchair or if you are pushing a stroller.

This museum should be considered a world heritage site. It is the only one like it in the world. The carvings are unbelievable and a once in a lifetime experience. The tour guide was witty, knowledgeable and had a good sense of humor. The Smithsonian has classified this collection of world-class master carvings as 'priceless.' Must see!

This is a must go to stop. It's affordable and the the artist was a genius before his time. I was told by someone there. They've been to the museum over 20 times and everytime they go they find something they missed.They also have a button museum which is neat.. who knew Goodyear made rubber buttons

Impressive collection as MANY others have noted. Things I found particularly cool. A) He was self-educated (no formal school after 2nd grade) B) Pliers demo…can’t explain it but it is cool. C) He never sold them…always gave them away or burned them. The outside is also impressive. See the pics.

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Love this winery! The property was gorgeous. They had live music in the barn. Wine slushies and plenty of other varieties to choose from. You can have a wine tasting in the main room. They are also building another building up on the hill. I'm not sure what it will be, but the view from up there was also stunning. We will have to go back when it opens.

We were there on a quieter winter Tuesday afternoon. We were glad the winery was open at the start of the week. There was a nice stream of people in the tasting room and we like that tastings are a separate space from ordering and paying for bottles. Will come back to experience the winery during warmer weather. The outdoor space looked lovely.

Cute little winery. Really enjoyed the tasting 😋. I think the Port was my favorite

Best Winery ever and tasting room us such a delight. Mindy was fantastic at getting our tasting shots, friendly along with very nice to all the customers waiting for tastings. Fabulous little German winery off the beaten path for sure. We went during the week to avoid the crowds and to enjoy the pleasan6winery without all the people. Numerous wines to select from so you can't go wrong as there is definitely some wine flavor for everyone for sure. Went with my sister, and we truly enjoyed our time there with Mindy selecting so many different ones to taste. Mindy had us try a mystery wine she selected for us, and to our amazement, it was so tasty to top it off. We ended up with a german reisling, peach, and plum fruit wine. They had a great selection of wine gifts, too. We ended up with shirts, glasses, and coasters. Wine prices were so reasonable, along with supporting a locally-owned winery that's been in business since 1980. It's definitely a winery tou don't want to miss, so take a drive for maybe 25 minutes and see Mindy for a tasting.

Besides the delicious wines(First Crush, Rhubarb & Strawberry), the venue & the fantastic live music(Abraham James)...the best part was our bartender, Chandler! He made our trip!! What an amazing, authentic, personable young man! Definitely an addition to our Google Maps Favorites!!

Fantastic wine and even more fantastic service. The wines here are out of the world. I was told the strawberry wine is the only wine to truly capture the flavor correctly, and that was proven correct. I sampled several wines and the employee was so enthusiastic they offered flavors I hadn't thought of, let alone asked for. The excitement and pride from the employees alone could have sold half the store to me, including the person who ran the register. They have cheese, meats, and chocolates among other snacks, but it's the wine that's out of this world. I found a flavor other than the strawberry that simply floors me. I waited to get home and go through the large supply I purchased before writing a review to make sure it was just as good outside the enthusiasm, and it is. Everyone who shared some with me thoroughly enjoyed it. I can't recommend them enough if you're looking for a great experience and even greater products. I'll be back, even if I have to make the half-day trip for this stop alone.

Recently visited Breitenbach Wine Cellars in Dover, OH, and I must say, it was an experience worth every moment! From the moment we walked in, the welcoming atmosphere and the scent of wine filled the air, setting the tone for a memorable visit. The wine selection was impressive, offering a variety of flavors that catered to every palate, and the cheese pairings were absolutely divine – a true testament to their quality and selection. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly, providing insights into each wine we tasted. The serene environment, combined with the stunning views of Amish country, made for a peaceful and enjoyable afternoon. I highly recommend Breitenbach Wine Cellars to anyone passing through the area or looking for a lovely day out. A hidden gem in the heart of Ohio! 🍷🧀 #WineLovers #BreitenbachExperience

50 cent wine tastings! This is a nice winery with a wide variety of wines that also offers delicious pizza and a nice ambiance. Service was friendly and fast. We would visit again next time we’re in the area!

Nice winery with a few award winning wines. This was the first place I've tried Tawny Port and really enjoyed it. Samples are $0.50 ea.

There's a little gem hidden in the heart of Ohio on the outskirts of Amish country. Breitenbach has something for EVERYONE! They have a wide selection of sweet fruit wines (Raspberry, BlackBerry, Dandelion), a wide variety of both sweeter (Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay) and dry (Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon) traditional varietals. BUT... don't forget the 4barrel Tawny Port or the Solara Cream Sherry!!They offer AFFORDABLE tastings in their main shop, they have a wide selection of meats & cheeses for sandwiches and usually a food truck on the patio where they have live music.Back to the wine: it's affordable and GOOD! I salute their winemaker for doing such an impressive job on ALL of their wines. I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area... OR making Breitenbach winery your destination for a day trip! What do I know? I only picked up 18 bottles last month. ;-)

Every time I visit my family in Ohio I always leave with a case of vine from Breitenbach. They have some of the best vines I have ever tasted. The Dandelion wine has always been one of my favorites. Now, I can't wait to go back home and restock my wine collection.

Beautiful property. Great price for wine tasting. We pick our favorite and enjoyed it outside with a beautiful view. We were also lucky enough to be there during BBQ season. Delicious food. We will be back!

Great place to buy wine and taste it before you buy a bottle or two..50¢ to try and see which one you like or love..Had a wonderful day with my daughter..

Great wine tasting spot featuring their own line of wine 🍷 A beautiful sprawling property is wine for the soul. Fresh country air. Live music. Unique gifts for the wine connoisseur on your list. Friendly helpful staff was excellent in guiding the experience. Roadhouse Red, Old Dusty Miller, First Crush, and Frost Fire are some of their signature favorites. 😋 there is a deli by the register offering meats and Cheese 🧀. Outdoor seating and some BBQ while enjoying 😉 some live music. A favorite 😍 stop for many years now I highly recommend, you will not be disappointed. As always 👍🏼 like and follow for more. 46 MILLION views and counting 😁 👏🏼 Thank you! Travel well!

This is one of the nicer places to kick back and drink some wine in the area. Nice outdoor seating and music. Nice selection of wines available for all tastes especially if you are into the sweet dessert wines. Had some food available. Liked the bags of various cheeses available to go with the wine.

Cute little winery in the middle of Amish country selling a variety of wines, cheeses and smoked meats. Some really nice Christmas gifts and mementos. This is really a nice place to enjoy a bottle of wine. I tried the Riesling and the port and they were both excellent. Nice thing is that for a minimal fee they can ship around the country. Definitely a must stop during your stay in Amish country.

Always a fun time whether we are just stopping for a quick dandelion wine bottle or spending the day trying wines and eating at the cafe. Staff is knowledgeable and always friendly ❤️ we recommend to everyone!

I cannot say enough about this place. The wine is great, the staff is awesome and the owner is a great man. I love coming here. My grandpa loved Fost Fire wine and I'm continuing the tradition. This is a must if you're in the area, and if you're not in the area, make plans to.

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This is outdoor now. I used to see this in a restaurant before it was relocated. There is a parking lot with minimal parking spaces across the street and some on street free parking spots. I was surprised how many people were there, as well as agitated by being harassed at every corner by Bible thumpers. They really scared my kids, and my family felt unsafe. I really hoped they would enjoy this wonderful invention that I have so many fond memories of. The nearby shops were very interesting, but none we found were open. I don't really think we will visit again due to safety concerns. If you want to go, the clock scene plays on the half-hour and hour mark during the summertime.

Definitely worth the ride. Beautiful country around here. We will have to come back when it's open. Sure was nice that someone saved it when the restaurant closed. I remember when it was the rooftop attraction.

I have to disagree with majority of reviewers.To put this in perspective, I’m in my 30s.It was pretty underwhelming to be honest.I guess a 15 minute drive is alright to see it but anything more than 30 minutes and you may be disappointed. Honestly, my wife and I enjoyed seeing the other things around town more than the clock itself.It’s just not a “big” as you may think it would be.We had arrived just after the 30 minute mark when it goes off so we returned 25 minutes later to see the next “show”Once the clock started with the music, my wife and I looked at each other and we walked away.. within 60 seconds.Follow me for honest reviews and cool photos of the Ohio area and beyond.

Or goes off e wry 1/2 hour. Quite entertaining. This is on a corner of the block. Well keep area. The little Swiss village is about 3 blocks of shops. The Swiss grocery store is about 3 blocks away, that is worth a stroll thru. Also the visitor's center / free museum is a fun visit. A highlight of trip.

Brought the in laws and family here to check it out. Plenty of parking easy to access. Made sure we planned to be there at the top.of the hour and enjoyed the show. If your in the area, stop by and check it out.

Set in Sugarcreek Ohio this cuckoo clock is awesome. Chimes on the half hour and has a song number play with the little German figures from the clock play & dance. There is a lot in walking distance including a quilt shop, local museum, fairy garden shop (with more quilts!) and bulk food store with great snacks & more!

I absolutely adore the cuckoo clock and I'm so glad we got the opportunity to see and hear it. It is by far my favorite site to visit. It plays every hour and half hour. We arrived within minutes of it starting to chime/play and I was able to record it. The band comes out and they play polka music for about 3.5 minutes. Well worth the visit. We loved it so much we bought t-shirts of it. 😄

Good for kids to see the music every hour or every half hourIt’s mentioned worlds largest cuckoo ; I’m looking for someone to confirm it ;) as it wasn’t cuckoo to me and the music was more like Toys R’US music 🎶I’m sure kids will like it ; parking is limited nearbyGood one time visit with family for a weekend trip

You really have to experience this! There are no tickets needed. The clock runs rain or shine until it's designated time. Such a cute little town to support this unique clock.

I loved the animation of the polka band that plays every half hour. I went to see the clock a few times growing up because my grandparents were German and with this area being named “little Switzerland “ we had to visit

Closed for the season! Drove out to Sugar Creek to see the famous clock only to find it closed. Most all the shops apparently close around 3 om or so too. Cute area but unfortunately everything except the bar was closed.

Brought my sister here to get the same picture I did with our mother years ago. A lot of people sit and wait for it to chime on the hour so you get the full effect of this clock. It's definitely a place in the Swiss Village you need to visit as you will never see this large clock anywhere else in the USA.The history is quite amazing too.

Very nice.. enjoyed it with my son

Absolutely adored! My friend and I run a roadside attractions account and this ranks high in the hundreds of places we have been! Clock chimes every half hour!

Drove an hour from where I was staying to see the worlds largest cuckoo clock in the little alpineish town. Disappointed that the collectors shop was closed because I really wanted a stein. There is another shop on the street that is amazing it has the coolest stuff. The cuckoo clock did not cuckoo, it had they little band that played for 3 minutes but I never heard nor saw the bird pop out and cuckoo. Now the little town over all was just ok but the surrounding area has a bunch of great stores selling wares.

Water runs the paddle wheel so it is shut down for winter, but it's kinda neat stillNicely maintained and nice little Ohio town and shops in walking distance like Amish Irish Pub, a store with tons of beer stines with a museum and a coffee shop/ bakery. This is a nice stop when visiting Amish country.

This is 8 miles west of rt. 77 exit. Nice paved road. It is in Sugarcreek, Ohio. I saw a sign with "Little Switzerland" on it while driving to the clock. I saw this when a child. It chimes on hour and half hour. Two benches are angled in front of it. Slight hilly road and sidewalks to the clock. It was fun to see it again. But my memory was the bird came out to chirp, the bell was hit by the gnome. But nice to see the musicians arrive and the dancing lady twirl. A few small shops in town, but not open during the week. Very clean town with parallel parking spots.

Have been wanting to see this for quite some time. It was a fun adventure day and something to check off the list. Worth a drive. Will come back in the summer when it’s running.

Since I was a kid, I've been going to see this with my parents since long before it was moved to downtown Sugarcreek (it used to be located within a restaurant that I think shut down years ago). Now as an adult, I go every few years for the nostalgia. It's a cute and charming thing to stop for if you're passing through the area.

It’s pretty nice, although we didn’t see the clock strike, but it looks interesting, and the village is pretty.

This was so cute. Even both of my kids enjoyed it. We arrived at 6:45 pm. Took some pictures with all the old items next door and enjoyed the beauty of the area. My 11yo son was bored and ready to leave until the clock hit 7:00 the clock goes off on the 30 and on the hour. It was so adorable to watch. Even he took a video. Everything was closed around it at this time. Wish we would have went earlier I was told there is a nice little diner right there.

Drove about 20 or so min from where we were staying to come see this and then waited in the car for another 10 min to hear it coo coo .... got out and walked up only to find a note that says the coo coo clock was closed for the winter (its mid feb) soo while it looked cool it would have been much cooler to see it working

Finding something that you didn't even know existed! A group of friends were in town to enjoy a play at theater in Sugar Creek, OH. While there, we just stumbled upon this attraction. It was really cute! It sits outdoors in the center of town. It's free! No tickets needed. A couple of park benches to wait for the show from the clock. Cute!

Neat spot in downtown Sugarcreek. Clearly lots of TLC went into the making of this edifice. Quaint bakery next door,clip clipping buggies rolling down the street. Worth a stop.

This was pretty interesting it was really big and it still works, definitely should check it out

How cool, I happened to be around at 5pm for the little show as well. Plenty of parking in the area as well.

Neat just missed the hourly display by minutes..fun to see

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Incredible experience being able to learn about the Amish and how they live. A very in-depth tour of two houses, the barn, school house, and a buggy ride! There is a gift shop where you can purchase very affordable souvenirs and a bake shop with the tastiest and most fresh pastries you will ever try, I recommend the whoopie pies! You pay by the honor system and it’s handy to have one dollar bills on you as most pastries were a dollar or two. Don’t skip out on the barn where you can pet the cutest little animals and the man leading the tour was hilarious, he had all the jokes!

We did the complete tour while in town and the tour was great. The facts and history were my favorite but seeing the two different style homes, barn with all the animals and buggy ride were priceless!

Loved the home and schoolhouse tours. Very informative. Opportunity to buy goods baked on site at the end of the home tour. Buggy ride was neat, and our driver was very friendly. Can’t wait to bring our kids here!NOTE: It doesn’t open until May. We were kinda bummed to miss this when we visited in April.

One of the only amish farms you can actually visit and get a look into how the Amish families live their daily life. This is the Amish farm that Vanilla Ice did a show on for 2 seasons. It's beautiful it's still a working farm with 160 acres. Get there early and beat the crowds so you can enjoy the tour of the barn with all the animals, the family house, the school house, and a real buggy ride with Martin or Daniel. Don't forget to buy some baked goods at the end of the house tour with daily goodies from Edna and Elsa hard work. It's so reasonable how you can not buy some fabulous cookies, cinnamon rolls, or bars. Now, don't forget the gift shop, especially homemade quilts, aprons, pot holders, or your t-shirt from the farm.This is and always will be one of my favorite adventures to do when in Berlin. Big shout out to Edna for being do nice along with Martin & Buddy for the buggy ride. Then, Daniel on his daily log of people and where they come from to visit the farm. Stay safe and healthy Daniel your truly a miracle and such a delightful person to talk with as well as Martin and Edna. You all made my day very blessed in meeting you all. I will post the pictures soon.

Highly recommend! We learned so much about Amish life. Everyone was friendly. Our whole family loved the buggy ride. We loved the tours and our kids adored the baby animals. So sweet!

I wasn't sure what to expect here because the reviews I had seen did not spell out the process. This is an Amish home that you can tour for a fee. The pricing breaks down home, schoolhouse, buggy separately but it's $13.95 for adults for all three and well worth it. You pay in the gift shop and they have guided tours when they get a group together. Our wait was 15 minutes and there were six of us. Our tour guide was not Amish but very knowledgeable about Amish culture and tradition. She has things she tells you related to every room in the house and she was open and patient with questions. The house tour ends in the kitchen where there were baked goods for sale that were baked right in that kitchen. (Cash only). After house tour we stopped to put baked items in car and we got separated from others at the barn tour. There was a young Amish woman who met with us separately and we were able to ask questions and pet the animals (kittens! Goats! Horses! Puppies!). Then we walked over for the buggy ride which was two loops around this small area on the farm. The driver was Amish man and so friendly. It gave you a feel for what it was like. He was open to all kinds of questions. Do the wheels get stuck in the snow? How old are kids when they start driving? Are auto drivers a pain? After the buggy we went to the schoolhouse. A young Amish teacher was the tour guide. Again, super friendly. She gave a short presentation and then was open to questions. All in all we spent two leisurely hours. My husband said time went by fast. Aside from the kitchen there is no food so come after breakfast. Also note Amish house has 2 flights of stairs (one up, one down) so you ability to see whole house is limited if you don't do stairs. Please note do not take pictures of the Amish without their asking. Pictures go against their belief system.

An absolute must do. They're very informative the baked goods are so delicious and fair priced. This was so educational and enlightening into the life of the amish.

We had a wonderful time at the farm. The tour helped us to understand more about the Amish and Mennonite history and lifestyle. The buggy ride was fun. My 9 year old grandson loves the animals.

Beautiful landscape and getaway from City life. You get four tours: two Amish homes, Barn, Buggy ride and school tour. $15 for all four tours. Overall you complete them in 1.5-2 hrs. There are picnic tables. We went there as a small group and it was quite fun. Great place for kids to enjoy.

We have been here 4 times and finally our 6 and 7 year Olds have showed interest so we took them and they loved it. The tour guides are so friendly and willing to share about their lifestyle. It's so neat. Because we went in May, there were SO many babies it was amazing.

Very fun to visit ...great tour ..and buggie rides ..farm animals..gift shop ..

Very viscous dog on the property. PLEASE KEEP YOUR CHILDREN SAFE AND BE AWARE! The dog attacked us and our sweet little dog. It was twice her size and very wild. When asking the owners about the dog they were very rude and could care less. We have never been treated this way before. Please don’t waste your time go somewhere else.

A great tour and information about the Amish culture and way of life. The farm is beautiful, while the buggy ride is much for adults the kids will love it. Be sure to patron the bakery and small store.If you are in the area this is a great spot to relax for a bit before walking around the shops in town.

8/3/2023: we thoroughly enjoyed our time at Yoder’s Amish Home. Kate, our house guide, was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. She toured us through both homes explaining customs/beliefs/ traditions of the Amish and Mennonite communities. We ended the house tours in the kitchen of the second house where fresh baked bread and desserts were available for purchase. All of it looked delicious.We also toured the barn, where a variety of animals lived.We took a buggy ride with Ray, our driver and Sadie, our horse. Ray let me take the reins for a bit!And then we went to the schoolhouse. Our guide here was a friendly former teacher in the Amish community. We had a wonderful conversation with her about a variety of topics. She showed us some of the books used in their lessons. She taught 1st, 2nd, 7th and 8th grades.Overall, we had a very enjoyable afternoon at the homes/farm. We were there about 2.5 hours.

💲 Good tour price 🏠 Great insight into Amish home 🐎 Nice buggy ride.Read their website 🖥️ to know who runs and what is here in full.✅ Best parts are seeing a previously Amish lived house, house bakery 🍞 and Amish cook lady, Amish barn keeper, Amish one room school set up and Amish ridden buggy. Informative tour by the guide. The school is a replica created within the grounds and NOT an actual school but the Amish lady was a teacher and retired now.🍅🌶️🌽🫑🥔 Wonderful self sufficient spring and summer gardens with vegetables.⛔ Not great to see animals in a very small cage in the barn. 🐷🐴🐓. Only the goats had large space to roam around.Gift shops 🏷️sell the usuals at the touristic place covering magnets to locally made food.Parking 🅿️ and play area 🛝 available.👍 If this helps you 🙂

Our family of 12 visited Yoder's Amish Home in July of 2023 and we had a fantastic time. Everything from walking into the shop to buy our tickets to the tour to eating fresh-baked goods and finishing with the buggy ride was A+ fantastic. What a great peek into some of the Amish culture. Highly recommend.

We loved this place. You were able to tour 2 houses, the barn, school and have a buggy ride. Plus you could buy fresh baked items from the kitchen. The tour was given by the Amish which was a great experience. Very reasonably priced.

Tour guide was great (man&woman), Edna was great, buggy ride was fun - would have been a bit more fun with just our group and not others, school guide was ok & the woman inside the giftshop just say was not my favorite ...pricey for the little that is offered, but met some wonderful people&learned alot!

Great place to visit and learn about our Amish neighbors. Just had to do the buggy ride. We've seen them all our lives and wanted the experience. Our tour guide was very informative. Highly recommend stopping here and getting a tour.

Riding in the buggy was awesome! Great atmosphere minus the lady selling tickets. She was obviously not Mennonite or Amish. She was rude and absolutely obnoxious. All she did was scream and yell about nothing. Over all it was a decent experience minus her.

Driver of buggy was fantastic! 5 stars for him. Loved talking with this older gentleman on the buggy ride. However, middle aged woman in the gift shop when buying tickets was a raving lunatic. 0 stars for her. Screaming at us after we walked over to the barn to pet the kitten. Tried to politely explain we did not know, as no one explained the process, when we bought our tickets from her. She ruined it all!! Had zero interest in buying goods from this farm after that encounter. Customer service is everything. She needs training in this area.

My husband and I did the full tour and had the best time. Beautiful place with good information. We bought bread and it was delicious.

Fantastic place to go and learn about the Amish. You get to tour two homes, one of which was built in 1866. You can tour the lower portion of the barn and see the animals. Take a quick carriage ride and learn about Amish schooling. They also have a bakery with tasty items they make on site.A great place for kids or anyone of any age.

Had 2 coupons for free jellies due to staying at Dutch Host hotel for 2 nights...would not honor BOTH coupons! I paid for the "special" coupon package for two nights! Should have NOT been a problem! Will NEVER RECOMMEND OR RETURN!

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Advanced reservation is needed. Purchase when you arrive. There's parking beside/behind the location for free. There is a gift shop that's very creative and matches the theme. We took a family birthday trip for their comedy tour, which I highly recommend. There's a ton of stairs, and not many places to rest, so if you're handicapped I wouldn't recommend it. Bring a fully charged phone because there's a lot to see and so many selfies to create. The store looks small, but there's so very many rooms to see that one wonders how there's still more space. The artistic creativity is absolutely worth seeing in person. There's way too much to really get a picture of all of them. There's modern trolls and traditional toys that are from my childhood. There's a special room that is filled with troll treasure and trolls from around the world. I specifically loved the rock wall trolls. It looks like a lifetime of creation, with only more creative displays to come. They said a wedding is scheduled to be there soon. They also enjoy getting creations by the public to add to their collection. We will definitely have to come back. My whole family loved it. It was definitely worth the trip!

Definitely had an amazing time visiting with my husband. The care the staff has for every troll in the collection and every item waiting for a home is amazing. They made sure we felt welcomed and had a wonderful time! We will definitely be back and spread the word! Worth 10 stars in my book.

This was an experience like none other. If you find yourself nearby or looking for a destination to check out, grab a bite, and even a coffee all made in house. I definitely recommend stopping in. There's a small charge for the tour but it's worth it. It's a bizarre adventure.

So many trolls! The tour was awesome, the gentleman guide was really cool I learned a lot. I will def recommend to everyone to go!

I was actually a bit surprised by how much I loved this place. I expected it to be cute, but it was actually so interesting and entertaining, I think I ended up even more in to it than my 7 year old. Our guide was a real nice guy who seemed genuinely in to his job and happy to answer my questions and chat about everything. My kiddo was, of course, mostly in to all the DreamWorks stuff (she said she could live in the Queen Poppy room) but I really appreciated the cryptozoology and old lore side of things. We had a frappe and a smoothie, which were both quite good, while we browsed the gift shop and picked out a few things. The gift shop was almost as interesting as the museum itself. Overall a great experience, we'll definitely be back.

What a wild experience. The tour costs money. The Troll Hole Museum is the World's Largest Troll Collection that includes 9,001 unique trolls and over 48,000 trolls.The tour guide had audio that played during ther tour which was a new experience.

This place was so fun! She has had the World Records for trolls over 9k of them everywhere! Very creative set up of different rooms! Definitely worth the visit!

Great slice of Americana. This troll museum is kooky and fun. The owner is clearly passionate about trolls! The museum tour lasts about 45 minutes and winds through 5-6 different rooms packed with troll dolls and troll folk art from around the world. The collection boasts over 40,000 trolls and holds the Guinness Book of World Records for largest troll dolls collection. The entrance fee is not cheap ($12 for adults) but I thought it was worth it for a whimsical hour.

We had a fun time doing the guided tour. Guide was fun. Unique thing to do!

Sincerely delightful. What a great time for some silly little fellas, our tour guide was awesome and the experience was a rare one. Super fun and seems like it would be amazing for kids. There are some staircases on the tour, all have railings. It has a very cool gift shop with a large selection of fun items, and a small coffee corner. A little dog was the mascot there, and they lifted everyone's spirits like a tiny furry champion.

Cute little place and fun on a rainy Saturday. The guide was really nice and shared fun facts with us. My Trolls loving kiddo loved it.

This was an absolutely fabulous museum. The collection was fantastic and Sherry was a lovely tour guide. Nowhere I would rather spend a Saturday afternoon.

This was a cute roadside attraction that offered more than we expected. Our whole family enjoyed the tour, cafe, and gift shop. The price wasn’t bad and we feel like we got our money’s worth. I would highly recommend this stop to anyone who loves unique experiences!

The Troll Hole in Alliance is the very definition of a hidden gem. Roy did a great job filling us in on the history and origins of trolls, from the trolls of yesteryear to today’s sweet Disney trolls.The tour lasted about an hour and took us through a house filled with literally thousands of troll doll and figurines. Anyone who owned trolls (or Wishniks!) as a child will enjoy revisiting a childhood favorite. If you didn’t own a troll, you’re still in for a treat. Grab a cup of fresh coffee at the Troll Hole Cafe and take a leisurely stroll through a fun troll fantasy tour. We’ll be back to see the new additions to the Troll Hole’s collection!

We visited today and this place is a hidden gem! The pictures don’t do it justice!It was much larger than expected and full of all types of trolls, the kids loved it. Definitely worth the drive!

This place is every bit as cool as it sounds! Very nice/friendly staff, really cool gift shop, and so many trolls you likely won’t even see them all. The coffee is surprisingly very good. I had the mocha coffee - it was fantastic. I’ll come back here whenever I’m in the area.

Alliance is the troll capital of the world, the largest collection of trolls, and has a troll hall of fame. The tour could have been better. The woman kept telling us how she got everything for free and the prices she did pay for ones. Was disappointing when you got to the gift shop. And the gift shop isn't focused only on trolls like it should be. You can street park right out front. Tour is guided. Shelves go up so high you cannot see them all. Admission is $12 a person. And you start and exit tour to the museum thru the gift shop. Expect to spend a minimum of an hour here.

My daughter wanted to do this for her fifth birthday and she had the greatest time. She is still asking to go back. Princess poppy made a wonderful appearance to say hello and dance with her. This place is like a fun kids playroom mixed in with history. Also make sure to visit mad dogs and cats Cafe next door. This is a fun day trip activity with small children.

This place is a kick in the pants, super fascinating, spectacular fun. Troll dolls first came onto the market in 1959. By 1964, I was 5 and all my little friends and I had our troll doll key chains. It was a must in the 60s or you just weren't cool. A changing industry and a third Tolls movie is coming out in 2023. You might be thinking the 12$ admission is a bit pricey but it is a guided tour. You have to see the collection to appreciate the time, energy, thoughtfulness and research gone into this museum. Even if you think your not a troll doll person, it is still worthwhile. And grab a coffee, tea, or other beverage while your there. You won't regret a visit.

Highly recommend visiting the Troll Museum in Alliance! The atmosphere was pleasant and cozy, and the employees were extremely welcoming. The cafe in the back was cute and we had some coffee during our tour. Roy, our tour guide, was insightful and had a great passion for the local history. He made our whole experience even better! It was lovely talking with him and his brother and plan on coming back soon with the rest of our family.

Oh my gosh, what a fun place! I had my reservations, but now I will recommend this to everyone. There is an almost overwhelming number of trolls (as well as nostalgia!) to be seen, with trolls from the 60s through today.The dedication to creating the various spaces (of which there are about 15) was tremendous. You could literally spend weeks in here and not see everything!On top of that, the tour guide was super nice and had lots of great facts to add. Definitely a place to stop if you're nearby!

The Troll Hole is a great place for adults and children. We had a wonderful time being shown each different room, and the cafe and gift shop were also super fun. Our tour guide was down to earth and obviously loved his job. The card machine wasn’t working, but instead of making us get cash, they took us on the tour first and had us pay later. Would go again. There’s also a cat cafe close by, so start at the Troll Hole and get lunch/dinner after :))

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What a phenomenal experience. We had such a blast here. It is a super nice place, well laid out displays, plenty of room to move around and interact with displays. It has 3 floors with elevators if needed. Seats are spaced out occasionally to take a break. Nice little cafe at the end. All the employees from the front desk to the store were simply wonderful, very welcoming. Great experience I would recommend to anyone.

A little on the pricey side but….Oh man, my trip to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Ohio was EPIC! From the moment I walked in, it was all good vibes. The staff was super friendly and made me feel right at home.Bro, let me tell you, this place is like a football heaven! They've got all the cool stuff from the olden days to the latest highlights. The exhibits were boss, showing off the best players, the sickest moments, and how the game has evolved over time. And don't even get me started on the Hall of Fame gallery - that's where the legends live, man!I gotta give props to the Hall of Fame for keeping the history of football alive. They paid tribute to not only the big shots but also the unsung heroes and everyone who's contributed to the sport. It's all about respect, man!And you know what's even better? The place was clean and easy to get around. They had signs everywhere, so I didn't get lost like a noob.

I've never been to any other pro sport hall of fame but it's hard to believe they'd be any better than this. If you're into NFL football in the least way you will love this place. Plan on 3 to 4 hours at a minimum to even scratch the surface of all that's here. They have a tremendous complex in Canton. It's not just the hall there's a stadium ,artificial turf field that you can walk , and many other shopping and dining opportunities in the immediate area. I recommend it to any and all NFL fans. Adult entry is $42 per person but discounts can be had for as little as $10 if you go on Tuesdays which are senior days and your senior of course. Check their website for all the different discount rates that are available that help to make it more affordable. Also they don't advertise it much but this is also the home of the black college football Hall of Fame as well. Many interesting and historical artifacts to be found here.

I haven't been here sometime but it's definitely evolving. It was awesome experience I been coming here since I was kid. Tickets are 40 dollars which isn't bad. Staff is very helpful the sports shop is cool. The history behind this is placed great layout on telling the NFL story. The outside field is good for taking pictures as well as inside the museum. Turn down brightness on phone its glare in most pictures from glass. The shrine headstones are badass. The Cafe inside is convenient. It takes about 2 hrs to get good pictures and see everything. The Super Bowl glass trophy room is nice. The parking was bit tight. Madden room is awesome telling the story. I would definitely come back here again and again. 5 stars GO PATS see you soon Brady!

Whether you're a college football fan or a professional football fan, or both, The Hall of Fame should definitely be a bucket list item. We spent a good 4 hours there, saw it all, but didn't read it all. I took a lot of pictures so I could read later. We'll be back for sure. Where to begin? The amount of information there is enormous. There's a small theater there with plenty of football info. The fan shop is great as well. The prices there are the same as you'll find on any major web site. There was a little café but there were full restaurants in walking distance so we didn't eat there. Glad we don't live far since we barely scratched the surface. This is a great place to take a kid who enjoys football

If you are a football fan, this place is worth visiting. What an experience! Bought our tickets in advance online expecting a crowd. Thankfully there was no wait. The gift shop has affordable items. 2 floors of amazing memorabilia. Stayed all day and toured the entire building.

This was a fantastic experience! The flow of the museum is easy to follow and leads you through the history of professional football from the beginning. It includes plenty of old uniforms, leather helmets and other items from the very early days as well as memorabilia from more recent players. The section with the busts of inductees is spacious enough that it's easy to get pictures of your favorite players. There are also some entertaining interactive exhibits and a cool locker room holographic film. Even my football indifferent family enjoyed themselves.

A must see if you like football or enjoy history. It has the best actual Hall of Fame of all them. The busts are really cool. The museum is also well done. You need at least 2 hours if you really appreciate football.

This place is absolutely amazing. We only got time to do the main building but there was so much to do, 4 hours flew by! So much history. They even have a ton of stuff not displayed in the basement! The Joe Namath locker room exhibit will make you emotional and want to do better at life! 💯 totally worth going!

The Pro Football Hall of Fame Museum is a must-visit destination, earning a well-deserved five-star review. The museum offers an immersive and comprehensive experience that celebrates the rich history and incredible achievements of professional football.The exhibits are meticulously curated, featuring a stunning array of memorabilia, interactive displays, and detailed narratives that bring the sport's history to life. Highlights include the impressive collection of jerseys, helmets, and personal artifacts from football legends, as well as engaging multimedia presentations that showcase memorable moments and milestones.The museum is spacious and well-organized, allowing for a comfortable and engaging visit. The staff are knowledgeable and enthusiastic, enhancing the overall experience with their insights and helpfulness.Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or just curious about the sport, the Pro Football Hall of Fame Museum offers an unforgettable journey through the legacy of football and its greatest stars.

What a cool experience. I was pleasantly surprised at how big this place is and how much there is to see. And I loved the interactive things like the molds of players arms/legs and the play call booth. I'm glad I got to go. And the staff/volunteers are all so pleasant too.

A must see for any Professional Football fan from the ages of 5-95. An amazing collection of NFL memorabilia from the early 1900’s all the way through the current day. A very well put together exhibit at a very reasonably price. U can see the entire exhibit/museum in approximately 4 hours (without rushing & assuming it’s not crowded). I highly recommend getting there at 9 a.m. when they open this way you have the entire day to explore & enjoy it without being rushed. The Bust’s in the Bust room ARE A MUST SEE. TRULY SPECTACULAR!! There are also 2 theaters which are both really cool. One is interactive with holograms & the other is a 8-9 min. movie about the road to the super bowl. If your ever in Ohio or the greater Canton area and are on the fence of visiting, don’t cheat yourself & definitely take the time out to go visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame., you won’t be disappointed.

Incredible experience for any fan of football. Exhibits are all well organized and the map helps make it easy to find the different theaters for presentations. You can spend hours there losing yourself in the experiences. I took my Dad here for a bucket list item and we were there from 9 to 4 without even realizing where the time went. Lots of great trips down memory lane for both of us. The people working there are not just knowledgeable, but they also do an amazing job searching out visitors to attend the different in-theatre performances so that you don't miss a thing.

Went shortly after they opened no lines no waiting! We brought our 5 kids, between 7-14yrs, they all seemed to really enjoy it! Any real football fan should definitely go! We all thought it was super awesome! Definitely excited for some Bears players to be inducted this year!! We are now all pumped up for the football season!

During my visit to the Pro Football Hall of Fame , it was truly an honor to see all of the past dedicated professional football players. It is a remarkable facility and well put together. From the locker room, to the displays. The stories behind each player are amazingly well organized and just simply incredibly fascinating. Every kid , with hopes of being a professional football player should visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame in their lifetime. I would definitely recommend visiting again and again to learn and study the past greats. Thank you for making this happen for us all (Pro Football Hall of Fame staff and creators).

Overall a very cool experience! Had lots of neat displays and interactive media. A must for any football fan. The Steelers special exhibit was awesome.

“ Football is America’s passion”An absolute gem, A must visit for anyone who enjoys pro-football and is the epitome of a football heaven for an enthusiast and lover of the history that the game the most popular sport in America. A wonderful staff along with amazing volunteers ensure everyone has an informative and enjoyable trip. There are personalized tours and various presentations throughout the day.

If you love football this is the place. When you are here you feel immersed in the sport. Football history cones alive from the early days of club ball to last season’s superstars. Very well done mix of relics and media. We loved and spent lots of time in the hall of busts. Staff is super friendly. It is expensive so plan to spend some time.

I got there early to beat the crowds, but the trip was great. It sits right off Interstate 77. The parking was good. They even bring a shuttle cart to your car and drive you to the front door. The Hall of Fame Village is spectacular, very clean and not spread out as bad as I thought. You can get shuttles to places but I walked and it was perfect. I was able to see the Hall of Fame stadium and take pictures of the Goodyear Blimp overhead. The Artifacts are a must see for any football fan. The amount of history you can learn from one place was amazing. It took me 2 1/2 hours to complete the museum, that includes the two films they show. It took 30 minutes to walk around the Hall of Fame Village. I recommend getting there early because come lunch time it begins to get a little packed. Highly recommend the trip if you're a football fan!!!!🏈🏈🏈🏈

My kiddo is a huge football fan & was in football heaven! The museum has a great combination of interactive exhibits, memorabilia, & and history--so fun for all ages. Interactive exhibits included computerized activities, a brief historical movie, xboxes (with Madden Football), & other technological touches throughout the museum. A highlight for my boy was the opportunity to play football on the field they have on-site. We all had a great time.

Every year around this time my son and I make the trip to the Football Hall Of Fame in Canton Ohio and although this year he and his dad are going a part of me wants to go too.Let me just say, I'm an NFL fan because of my son, and visiting the Football Hall Of Fame made me a BIGGER FAN of not just the sport, but the incredible positive message & SPIRIT that overcomes you once you step into the LOCKER ROOM scene, or peruse the many historic displays of inspirational players and coaches throughout the years that have given my son, and tens of thousands of people great joy.Believe me when I say I am a TRUE FAN after hearing Joe Namath's hologram's Locker Room inspired talk, or experiencing the merry-go-"ride" through a previous football season's BEST PLAYS with intense 'up-close' scenes that makes you feel you are in the huddle.Let's not forget the incredible Hall of Fame room with the artistically crafted busts of the Hall of Fame coaches and players throughout history. The artists that create these realistic busts bring out features of each Hall of Fame inductee that makes you feel they are literally in front of you!We couldn't pick a favorite but definitely take your time admiring the true artistry and time that goes into each bust.The Football Hall Of Fame has been expanding through the years and we hardly recognized the amazing improvements last year, well worth exploring and your kids will not be bored, and neither will the bigger kids like me!

On my own I probably would not have gone but the hall of fame is on a friend's bucket list. So glad we went. Tons of history, interactive displays and special shows, we had a blast! Listen to legendary coaches speak, hear highlights from incredible games and discover how technology has improved the game.

Absolute once-in-a-lifetime experience that was very well worth it and really hope to be back again! Was able to tour for over 4 hours and still had some areas left over!!

An excellent museum of pro football for the individual or families that are interested in pro football. It is set up with plenty of interesting facts. The first female official, the first African American to officiate the Superbowl, and many other firsts along with arguably the greatest of players, coaches and supporting members along with equipment improvement and time of evolution.

Had a great time! Came on a Sunday around 12:30. Not crowded at all. Not sure why, but my cost of admission was only $27.50.Excellent gift shop! Got souvenirs for everyone $54

A must-visit place for football fans. Seeing the history and memorabilia of favorite players brought back memories of watching past games.The entire museum staff was friendly, making it enjoyable to walk around and spend time inside. Particularly memorable was the Super Bowl ring section, where the staff allowed us to try on a ring.The NFL store is huge and has everything related to official NFL memorabilia.

Great visit and environment that keeps you looking for more. Many interactive shows and displays. We spent 6 hours and could have been two days.Highly recommend the visit for all football enthusiasts and family trip.

A fantastic time for any football fan. Lots to see. Give yourself at least 3-4 hours.Tip: Also kids admission is cheaper on Thursdays if you buy when you get there.

Great history here. The story of football. Real American history. Both new and old artifacts . Bust room is amazing. A little dark but very cool to see.

We drove down from Cleveland for a visit. With the road construction it’s a bit confusing to find.It is two floors of Pro Football history. The artifacts and information are very good. There are lots of volunteers and interesting tidbits to learn. I’m surprised they don’t have an interactive section.Given the size and value of the NFL the museum is understated in displays and grandeur.$45 is a bit dear given the location and size of museum, in comparison to other similarly sized facilities something in the $10-20 per person would be more in line. However it was packed so it obviously not a deterrent

This was one of my dream stops for sure. You don’t even have to be a big fan of football to stop and enjoy, but if you do like/love football this stop is for you. There is so many awesome things to look at and see. they have so many things including old jerseys, old football memorabilia, a MASSIVE amazing gift shop with so many things to buy. If you’re in the area and interested you 100% need to stop by

This is truly football heaven. An absolute amazing experience. We had come in for induction week. The place was extremely busy. I had pre-purchased a diamond level membership in February. The negative about buying the membership online is that they will not ship your membership material to you. It has to be picked up in person. This is a big negative if you want to support the hall but can't actually visit. It is not clear when you order this is an issue. After a month and no membership material, I called and was informed of this policy. After pleading my case about distance and it being 6 months before I could possibly visit, the man I spoke to said they would ship it, but never did.On arrival, the biggest negative was the front lot, which appeared to have ample handicap parking, but every space was filled with law enforcement or fire department golf carts. I would estimate 25 or better spaces, all with golf carts. The first day, and visit to the hall, we were able to find handicap parking in a lot behind the building, which was not terribly far away, but due to the grade coming out, it was pretty exhausting in my manual wheelchair.Every staff member we encountered was beyond courteous. Even though the place was absolutely packed, we only waited about 10 minutes at the ticket line to get to the counter. I showed them my email, they gave us entry bands, and told us to visit the museum but stop back by before shopping to pick up our membership pack (there are discounts as part of the memberships). I asked about how long it would take for everything to be ready. She said 5-10 minutes. We visited the museum and got to see many of the exhibits. I would think on a smaller volume day that it would take a full day to take everything in. There are plenty of historical documents, interactive displays, video displays, and even a theater with a movie about the history of the league. There are tons of uniform pieces and exhibits. I was surprised the busts were not behind glass.After a couple of hours, we went back by the ticket window to pick up our membership pack and tickets to the induction ceremony. We headed to the store and realized only one of the two membership cards was in the bag. Back to tickets to get the missing card. Back off to the gift shop for t-shirts and souvenirs. Like the museum, it was packed, and the staff was amazing. When checking out, we realized they had printed the wrong membership level on the cards, but the store staff made the necessary adjustments. Back to the ticket window one more time to get the cards corrected, then the trek back to the car to end day 1.I deducted one star due to the unfortunate and odd handicap parking issue. Lack of handicap parking was a much bigger issue on induction day, as the parking for the stadium was much worse.Overall, I would give the hall and complex around it 10 stars, if it was an option, as this place is a football fans dream. I am very much looking forward to returning and plan on renewing my membership annually.

Loved this place. Great place to learn more about the sport and see some of its past and present.Super helpful staff at every point. Food in the restaurant is good too .The hof store is well stocked and staff really nice and helpful.Pre warning. You will need all day here unless local. We are from the uk and got there about lunchtime and it's not enough time. So we rushed a fair bit toward the end which is a shame.

Went on a weekend that was not busy and got to see all the exhibits with no problem. The staff is super nice, helpful, & informative. Even a not so big football fan would enjoy.

I stopped hete while in Canton, Ohio. It cost 45.00 fo an sdult with a small discount for veterans to 42.??. Thete is a whole lot to see there and if you are lucky you can meet and have your picture taken with a hall of fame player. It happened to me. Tje gift shop is very expencive with a coffee cup at 21.00.

What an incredible day. I rarely give 5-Stars and this is the rare occasion I give Pro Football Hall of Fame a 5-Star rating. Why, it's the people who work and volunteer here. Everyone was incredibly nice, friendly, knowable, and making all your questions have been answered.For me, this was a bucket list item. My project ended early and I had half a day to myself before my flight left. If you're in the area and are looking for something to do, go to the Pro Football Hall of Fame!

I have wanted to go to the pro football hall of fame since I was a teenage. I made it so worth it! Tons of stuff not just busks of heads. Videos and a hologram of great coaches to inspire you with Joe Namath as the moderator.

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My husband and I visit here often. The grounds and rooms are beautiful and the staff is excellent. We have dined at all the restaurants and you can’t go wrong at any of them. The staff and management at The Crush House is exceptionally good. The management at The Crush House seems to go above and beyond, and that is greatly appreciated.Their special events are planned well and are just what we expect when we attend them.Gervasi is a great little get away and I highly recommend it, and look forward to returning soon.

Very decadent experience!A group of friends and I came in for a birthday to The Bistro. Dining was everything imagined but more. We were greeted with multiple smiles from staff and accommodated to suit our party as one of friends is temporarily handicapped. From the “The Family Reserves” which are in-house made wines to “The Collection” was such a great selection of wines. The food was amazing and fresh to order. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking an experience with a small or large group. Villas available for over night stay and tons of activities around to explore. Will be returning!

One of my new favorite places. Stayed at the Villas, dined at the Bistro and enjoyed after diner drinks at the Stillhouse. Amazing service, food and drinks and the restaurants. Villas were very nice and clean. Can't wait to go back in the spring/summer to really explore the property!

Our wedding there was perfect! We had a small intimate wedding in the conservatory. I loved the whole atmosphere! Our reception was in the Bistro. Service was excellent! And we stayed in the Villa. We rented all four rooms for us and our out-of-town guests. Shoutout to Maggie and Brad for their excellent help making our special day everything we wanted and more!

We had an amazing 25th anniversary celebration for 3 days at this amazing winery. Exceeded all our expectations. From the food, the service, the room (Villa) to the wine! Very beautiful and relaxing. The grounds are gorgeous and we’d love to go back when everything is in full bloom.Must give a big shout out to Rita at the Still House who was a doll and gave us such great recommendations. She is by far one of the best waitresses we’ve had. She gave us great tips on the local town as well which we wish we had more time to go into Canton😘

We visited Gervasi for dinner at The Bistro and enjoyed hanging out at the Crush House for drinks. The food at The Bistro is absolutely phenomenal. The Crush House had a great drink menu. The main aspect of this visit that stood out to me most was how beautiful, large, and upscale the entire property is. This is a fantastic destination to celebrate an anniversary, birthday, engagement, or any other special occasion. Allow a few hours to walk the grounds and check out all that this place has to offer - you won't be disappointed here! It felt like another world. If you're in the Canton area then you definitely need to check it out.

Went to Gervasi to celebrate our wedding anniversary. My husband and I loved the room in the Villa Frienze. The beds were comfortable, and the bathroom was spacious and gorgeous. They add little touches like a cute in room breakfast and a common area that has coffee and soft drinks. Our first night, we ate at the Bistro. The food was outstanding. Our server was very attentive. The second night we ordered carryout from Crush, it was a very long wait for food over an hour. They were packed. If you come on the weekends, make your reservation prior to coming as they fill up quickly. There is no priority for you as a guest. Make a reservation. It was raining during the weekend, so we did not get to walk around the grounds much. I would absolutely come here again. It's such a nice getaway.

I can’t believe this place is in my backyard! The staff is incredibly nice and attentive (Nate at the Crush House is awesome!!). I’ve spent time at the spa and can’t say enough about my experience. Greeted with neck warmers while you wait for your massage, the products used during the massage were top of the line and then you are greeted with a piece of chocolate and the most crisp grapes! Make sure you leave at least an hour for the marketplace! So many interesting items. Owners are wonderful, generous, and dedicated to ensuring you are enjoying yourself. Wonderful place to spend your time.

We haven't been there for six years. Things have changed a bit... such a gorgeous place! We celebrated birthdays at The Crush House. We had coffee at The Stillery. We shopped at the little shops when you come onto the property. Excellent place... can't wait to go back.

We loved our first stay at Gervasi. Everything from the room, food, restaurants, were all amazing. We would stay again. The only thing we did not fully enjoy was the wine tasting. While the Cave was beautiful and perfect for a private event, the tasting itself did not seem worth the money. Yes it was really nice and well organized, however we expected more. The wine pour could have been more generous, and the tour experience was not as exciting as we thought. The Cave is a room with barrels and that’s the extent of the tour, with the addition of a video. All in all we would recommend it for a nice stay and/or special event.

If you're looking for a stunning wedding venue, look no further than Gervasi Vineyard. We have had the opportunity to photograph both weddings and engagements here, and it's been a wonderful experience each and every time. Gervasi is one of the most photogenic venues in the Northeast Ohio.This unique destination winery/resort location is an absolutely amazing place in any season, from the grounds to the restaurants to the private Villas that can be rented and/or reserved for you and your family or wedding party.If you're engaged and you're looking for your wedding venue, make sure to check out Gervasi Vineyard. Go have dinner, have a glass of wine, walk the grounds, and picture yourself and your partner saying "I Do" at this gem of a venue.

I recently visited Gervasi - and had a fantastic experience. From the moment I walked in, Alexis was incredibly welcoming and friendly. She made me feel right at home and, set a great tone for my visit. Her warm demeanor and willingness to help, really stood out. It’s the little things like this that make a place truly special - I highly recommend!!

I cannot say one bad thing about our entire stay. Customer service was top notch! We ate and drank at the Bistro, Still House and Crush House. Everything we ate was delicious! They spoil you with breakfast (amazing) delivered to your room. Everything is done in a very classy but not stuffy manner. I would go back today if I could!

My wife and I chose the Gervasi Vineyard to celebrate our 23rd anniversary and we couldn't have chosen a better location to do it. It truly exceeded our expectations.From the moment we checked in we felt that personal touch that makes you feel that it's all about you. The guest services were excellent and accommodations were extravagant.You literally never have to leave the grounds the entire time you're there. It was a wonderful experience and we will absolutely be returning.

We have a wonderful time here. Our waitress was excellent. We had a party of 18 with kids and she did an amazing job. Thanks for the great memories. The food was very delicious and the drinks were tasty. We’ll be back.

It was a two hours drive but was worth it, it’s a fantastic place for the Italian food lovers. One can not go wrong on any thing you order here. It’s little high price but it is also an up class place at a beautiful location, with indoor and outdoor dining. One can have variety of wine for tasting as well. Loved the place and the location. Service is quick.

Very nice evening on the piazza and enjoyed music with the Brigante wine and some appetizers. Bonus was that we didn't know it was Christmas in July and really enjoyed the staff's attire and a personal greeting from Santa! It's a local place for us, so there are other options, but we really enjoy the atmosphere here at Gervasi.

My husband and I got married at Gervasi this year and it was an absolute dream come true. Gervasi goes all out for their brides/grooms. The staff at EVERY building/location on the property go above and beyond to ensure you have an amazing experience - from the checkin-in staff to the housekeeping…unbelievably kind. We booked two villas for our families and it was the most perfect experience with gorgeous views. Our event coordinator, Kelsey Taylor, was such a sweetheart. She handled everything so perfectly and professionally. She took my vision and knew exactly what to do with it. She was even able to handle my boisterous family.You get what you pay for, and trust me it’s worth it. Highly highly recommended Gervasi as a day trip, weekend getaway, vacation, wedding venue, or a venue for any occasion/event. They will not disappoint.Thank you, Gervasi (shoutout to Kelsey), for making our wedding weekend so incredibly beautiful, memorable, and special. We are forever grateful and will be yearly guests.

My younger brother and his fiancee chose this as a wedding venue this past weekend. Though I live in east OH I've never been before, but I'll certainly be returning in the future. This was an absolutely beautiful venue with great scenery. I had a great time before, during and after the wedding. The staff here were all very helpful and friendly and did a phenomenal job of helping the event come together. We had a relatively large group but nothing felt crowded or overwhelming at all. Kudos to everyone who worked behind the scenes to make his wedding go so well! Additionally, there is plenty of great food and drink here. While I'm not one for wine, they also distill and their homemade spirits are delicious and reasonably priced.

We had our wedding a few years ago at Gervasi. We had extra wedding cake that they packed for us to bring home. Every. Single. One. Was sprinkled with hair! It looked like they literally took a pinch of cut hair and sprinkled it, into every single slice of our wedding cake. Also, there was a mix up with one of our entrees. Other than those everything else was fine. The location was beautiful.

From the moment we got there it was a magical experience. The entire staff smiled and greeted us. The service was 5 star!! Our dinner was the best we have ever had and prices were very reasonable. And probably the most memorable experience was when I left my money in the safe in the room after we checked out I didn’t miss it right away until I got home. I called them and asked them to check the safe for me the next morning they returned my phone call saying that they did indeed find my bank envelope of money. $700 to be exact. I drove back there and got it. I am so very thankful for their honesty and quick follow up. Xavier was stellar!!!! The two girls working at the welcome center were extremely polite and accommodating. We will be back for sure!!!

We had our wedding at Gervasi and everything was so perfect it still feels like a dream. All the staff throughout the grounds were on their a-game to make sure our day went off without a hitch. Rooms ready right on time, breakfasts showing up right away, to all the servers and bartenders at the wedding itself. We received many comments about how enjoyable everyone working night of was. They all took care of my friends and family the way I would which was so important to our big day.Then there was Kelsey Taylor. I feel bad even trying to write a summary of all she did for us because of all I’m sure to accidentally omit. But from the very beginning she was stellar to work with. She introduced herself at the tasting and we hit her instantly with an onslaught of questions. How does our timeline look, we want to do an ice cream truck instead of cake where can it park, risotto is on the plated meals but can we get it in the buffet, and so many more. Kelsey was prompt, thorough, accurate, and organized. It made all the jitters of not having a wedding coordinator go away to get her confirmation on things when a random question would come up.Leading up to the wedding I was grateful to have Kelsey, however day of was when I realized and fully appreciated how hard she was working for us and just how lucky we were to have her on our team. I counted 5 times throughout the day I went to her with something that she was already 100% on top of. Every time her answer was “we’re on it” with the sweetest reassuring smile and confidence in her voice. At one point the top heavy arch we had rented from a vendor toppled over and smashed the flowers that had been set up on it. But it wasn’t until after the ceremony when we were moving the arch to the sweetheart table that I realized it even happened. Kelsey got the florist to come back and set up fresh/not smashed flowers, and hid some sandbags around the base to make sure it didn’t topple again. No crisis nor panic was brought up to us at all, just took care of the problem and let us stay in our day together as long as time would allow. THIS is the kind of help I want on such a big day and lord only knows everything else she did to make our day seamless.At first blush, the sticker shock got to me. The venue is the prettiest in northeast Ohio in my opinion and I kind of viewed the price as “cost of admission”. But now having gone through it, I totally understand the premium you’re paying for the EXTRAORDINARY service you receive. The food was fabulous, grounds were gorgeous, and with Kelsey as the face and muscle of our operation, we wouldn’t change a thing.Last thing I want to throw in is a pro tip, and that is use the vendors they recommend. I think we got the list at the tasting, but it wasn’t until walking around day of that I realized our florist, photographer, Kelsey, and set up/tear down person all knew each other pretty well it seemed. I think this might have been that extra secret sauce that made our big day run so perfectly smooth.

Last night (3/2/24) was date night and I was absolutely blown away!!! We first went to the still house to grab a drink before our dinner reservation and the staff was amazing (I unfortunately cannot remember our servers name, she was shorter with very short hair and the friendliest smile!) and she gave us the recommendation for the bacon wrapped dates and they were so good!!! Then we went to The Bistro for dinner and the food was like nothing I ever tasted before. We did have to wait an hour and a half for our food but we were having such a good time and our server, Grace was so wonderful that we didn’t even mind! I have every intention of coming back in the summer when it’s daylight out to enjoy the beautiful scenery

Rooms in the Casa are beautiful. We loved the look and feel of the hotel. But the down side of all the gorgeous tiles and general lay out is that it all makes sounds from every other guest carry... riiiight into your room. We could hear guests in the evenings, outside on their patios and all the way down the hall.We enjoyed The Still House, but were not very impressed with the other restaurants on site - service was just OK and food was also just OK. The Cave and The Spa were both very nice, both nicely done and offered good service.Overall it's a nice setting, but the value for what you get (food, service, and serenity) just isn't on point to get 5 stars.

Go for the atmosphere, not the food, which is almost entirely mediocre and overpriced. Service is great, the grounds are well maintained and beautiful in the summer. I've been here around 5 times and the food is underwhelming each and every time.It's not bad by any means, but just isn't comparable to food in Columbus or Cleveland (or even Italian food in Youngstown).

We are on day 2 of 3 night stay, I wish there was ANY other hotel of substance available in the area.-the "fresh" breakfast is not fresh. The yogurt had squishy granola in the center. Ordered on side and was called twice (it's 7:30 am) to be advised that it's premade...-the bed is unbelievably hard and stiff. My partner and I could feel every movement of the other ALL night. So uncomfortable. Not sure if all the people "raving" about the beds, got something different than us but it's horrible.-The first night has trains ALL night. I wasn't aware there were trains nearby but my goodness they made me aware at 2,3,4 am. Did not hear as much the second night-Unless booking the entire Villa, be prepared to hear every shared lobby sound. People coming and going, the cleaning crew in other rooms (SUPER LOUD). It was just not as described.-While it did not bother us, everything was done by QR code.Cannot speak to any of the restaurants or winery. Given our experience everywhere else, did not bother trying-The room is gorgeous and the grounds are very pretty.Overall, not very impressed and will not be returning. Do not recommend .response to establishment response, we did no contact checkout. We just wanted to get home so we could finally sleep.

We got married at Gervasi's a little over a week ago, and we were thrilled with our experience. The venue itself is breathtaking and provided everything we wanted with the pavilion coverage. Sarah was our event coordinator, and she was there every step of the way to support us in making our big day a success! She was responsive, detail-oriented, and available to answer all of our questions. Every detail of our big day, from the food to the ceremony, came together seamlessly. Our wedding was truly one of the happiest days of our lives and I couldn't recommend Gervasi's more!

We had our wedding at Gervasi two days ago, and stayed in the Villas. It was such an incredible experience! Maggie was our event coordinator and she was amazing, and had everything set up and running smoothly without me even being there for the set up. The Villas are beyond gorgeous with water front views and pristine rooms. We will absolutely be back! Thank you so so much!!!

Easter dinner at the Bistro. Service was great. The chop salad not so great. The Italian salad also not great. The risotto was dry and was sent back. The bruschetta was too sweet, had the normal balsamic vinegar AND caramelized onions, had a sundried tomato mash instead of fresh cut Roma tomatoes. It was ok but just not how bruschetta is normally done. Felt like the food was mediocre for primium prices. The restaurant was beautiful and the ambiance was quite nice.

I got my first pedicure ever and it was a very luxurious experience. The wine cave experience was unlike any other wine tasting and well worth the price. The food and wine is excellent. And of course, there is excellent staff anywhere you go on the property.

My (now) husband and I just had our wedding at Gervasi last weekend and we can not say enough good things about this place! From the first time we visited, we fell in LOVE immediately. It was the first wedding venue we toured and, needless to say, it was the last. We knew it was perfect. Our ceremony was held in the conservatory and, if you have a small wedding, we HIGHLY recommend. It was so intimate and gorgeous - just perfect.The reception was held in the beautiful Villa Grande and all our guests had the best time. ALL the food was outstanding and the staff was unbelievable. We loved how convenient it was to stay in the villas directly behind the celebration space, as it made for a stress-free weekend. The rehearsal dinner was held in the Cave and my jaw dropped at how beautiful everything was prepared that night. Could not recommend enough to host any event there.You absolutely get the sense that the staff at Gervasi simply cares. The level of detail and planning that goes into making your event and stay there enjoyable is remarkable. Truly cannot thank Gervasi & staff enough for everything they did for us.

Items not so good. 1. No concierge service. 2. Remote for bathroom tv not working. 3. Had to ask for bar soap. 4. Had to request paper towels for common area. 5. Had to request for new creamers in common area as existing creamers in drawer were spoiled. 6. Breakfast was "very economical". 7. No writing material available in room.

Had reservations here for husbands birthday dinner and it was awesome. Both of our meals were delicious and our waitress was very sweet. Definitely recommend this place!

We took the wine tasting tour at the Crush House and it was fabulous. Jim, our guide, was very knowledgeable and personable. He answered our questions and helped us understand the way the wines interact with the cheeses and chocolates. Great intimate experience (we were part of a group of 6). We also had a tasting at The Cave which was excellent. The server explained all the wines to us and listened to our opinions. The facilities are amazing. Lastly we had dinner at the Bistro and it was spectacular. The food was delicious and the setting was beautifully decorated for Christmas. Will definitely try to come back. Great place to celebrate.

Megan # 1576 was absolutely horrible on 03/24/2024 didn’t pick up after our table, didn’t refresh our wine or water glasses told her when we first got there about a birthday and she literally had to be reminded after packaging up our leftovers then said “ it’s only Gelato” rolled her eyes and still didn’t bring it for another 20 minutes. Love this five star restaurant but she is a 1 (star) waitress!!! We had to ask for our check multiple times yet she was Deaf to us… we had a physician with us and other medical personnel , a friend from Honduras and I tell you we were literally embarrassed with the service. She needs to go we’ve had excellent service there in the past in the Bistro and Crush House, she is definitely a non-fit!!! Maybe for the local circle K but not your establishment. Thank you!!

Found this on a whim while visiting out of town. Showed up tot he bistro and was accommodated at the bar by a nice young Gator Fan! The bolognese sauce was quite good. Walking around the grounds I stumbled upon "The Still" which had a good cigar selection and J.B. who successfully wrangled all the smokers with ease. My second trip to Canton and a shame I didn't come here on the first!

The wine tasting in The Cave was well worth it - tasted some great wines, learned some interesting things (even several seasoned wine snobs in our group picked up a couple new tidbits) and was a relaxed vibe and really cool environment with wine barrels galore, and cool red bottle chandeliers. The spa was great - we had manis, pedis, and massages. Options for dinner on the property or set up a picnic on your villa’s patio or on one of the sets of chairs around the lake. Fabulous time had by all!

Went on a Saturday for a birthday dinner and sat outside on the Piazza. We were greeted by the manager, and Sabrina was our server. They were so helpful and kind! We started with an orange mozzarella salad and the whipped feta, plus 2 cocktails, all of which were delicious.However the music situation kind of ruined our experience. I do not mean to be rude, but we were shocked by the singers voice to the point we thought she was joking. And their song choice just did not match the vibe of this place. It was so loud, I felt like we were at a show, and not just getting live background music.With that being said, we got our lobster rolls to go so that we could walk around and actually hear each other talk. When we got home to eat, we were super disappointed to see how little lobster was on the $28 sandwiches. It was an overwhelming amount of brussel slaw and bread. My sandwich had only 2 claws of meat on it and another chunk the size of maybe a quarter. My partner's had a bit more but not enough to justify spending over $60 (including tip) on them.We really love coming here and our other experiences have been great, but this last one was super disappointing especially for driving over an hour to get there. Hopefully this was a one-off and when we come back the next time, we have better things to say.

My daughter and son-in-law were married, on October 7, at Gervasi. It was such a perfect venue for their small wedding of 40 guests.We were so lucky to have a beautiful, fall day. Over a year of planning and putting everything together. It all fell perfectly into place. They were married, in the Conservatory, followed by a luncheon at the Bistro. We stayed in one of the Villas.The Villa was spectacular. Sarah coordinated the rehearsal and the wedding at the Conservatory. The food at the Bistro was amazing. Brad and the wait staff did an incredible job of looking after us and all of our guests. Our guests were so impressed and complimentary about the whole day and the venue.A shout out to all of our (outside) vendors for doing their jobs so well-All Occasions Bakery, Perfect Harmony Violin (Regina), Taylor Rosemary Beauty (Lianna & Z), Nikki’s Perfect Petal Designs (Nikki, Jordan & staff), Galleria Gowns (Stacy & staff), and This Lovely Light (Allison & staff).

We came to Gervasi to celebrate my sister‘s 40th birthday. We left 3 hours later after spending $600 for abysmal service and an allergic reaction. Obviously it was not a great experience.The first issue we had was that our drink order took an insane amount of time. There was about 12 of us at dinner and it was about 45 minutes before everyone in our party had a drink. Many of us were done with our drink before everyone had even gotten one. I ordered a second that I never got. Another person did get a second drink but had to remind the waiter multiple times.Secondly, we ordered three appetizer plates and only ever got two. I eventually left dinner to go find a manager who wasn’t able to talk to me because she was busy. I did however ask the head waiter if someone could assist our waiter because he seemed to be struggling. I never saw another waiter at our table so I think my request was rejected.Lastly I had ordered a white sauce pizza with no red pepper flakes because I was sharing it with my kids. I also informed the waiter I have a severe tomato allergy and asked if they could be careful with the pizza. Sure enough the pizza had red pepper flakes so my kids had to wait for them to remake it. Additionally the bottom of the pizza had tomato sauce on it which I didn’t realize until after I ate it. Luckily my allergy is not anaphylactic, but I do get to spend the rest of the evening vomiting now.I ended up finding the manager again and waited to talk to her this time. I told her what was going on and she seemed apologetic. She said she would look at the bill and make sure it was correct and not charge me for the pizza.My kids were extremely restless after three hours of waiting and we had to leave quickly. Unfortunately, I didn’t look over the bill well enough and was charged for things we never get.It is unfortunate we had to pay a mandatory 20% gratuity, $100 in this case, for such bad service. It’s unfortunate the staff didn’t pay attention to an allergy. It’s also disappointing the manager dropped the ball multiple times.I am not sure if this is the new quality of service at Gervasi post-covid or it was just an off night. I hope it’s the latter but you may want to consider somewhere else for a special occasion.

I had the pleasure of working with Brad Preston and Connor L.on a private event on May 19, 2024 at the Bistro. Their professionalism and hard work deserved to be recognized. Brad was my point of contact and he returned ever call and text messages I sent. He and Connor worked together like a well oil machine. If you plan on hosting a private event, you must experience this duo in action for yourself, GREAT WORK GUYS!!!

First class all the way! We didn’t make a reservation so we sat at the community table by the bar with some very nice people. The food was incredible as was the service. I ordered a pizza for an appetizer and the flavor was devine. Both our entrees were perfect.

We had a Wedding celebration schedule at Gervasi crush house that was canceled last minute, I understood the reasoning but felt the staff very cold and unwilling to communicate or coordinate with us during the emergency. The customer service has been very disorganized and full of excuses with every issue, I had to chase them down after a month to receive our refund for the cancelation. At this point the small token over night stay they gave us feels more like hush money that still requires us coming in and spending money on dinner.

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4.5

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1700 55th St NE, Canton, OH 44721, USA

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We stayed at the campground for three nights and loved it!Clean, really nice workers, our spot was big enough, and really nice bathrooms. People are very respectful to other campers and no craziness at night.Super dog friendly, which is important to us. Dog park right outside of the park. There is another one, but it is over a mile walk to get there and our oldest dog would never make it.Beautiful place!

I stayed here mid-August, arriving just after a spate of rainstorms. I found my reserved site had been spread with straw, so I wouldn't have to tromp around in the mud. This kind of stewardship is rather amazing in today's world and I would like to thank the park staff for their thoughtfulness. I was visiting friends and the nearby Cuyahoga Valley National Park and found the campground at West Branch to be the perfect place to begin and end my days. The sites are clean and well-tended, the bath houses are super clean with showers and LAUNDRY facilities, and the staff is welcoming and knowledgeable. Add this to the beauty of this park and you have yourself a 5-star campground.

Easily my favorite lake to take the boat out on. Beautiful lake everywhere you go on it. Wish i had gotten our more to fish but i still enjoyed my time. The park also features a nice campground and I like the boat ramps.

Great place, perfect for kayaking and seeing beautiful sunsets. Highly recommended for nature lovers. Plenty of walking trails and great for fishing as well!

This state park has a lot for a lot of different types of activities. Boating, fishing, hiking, picnic areas, a dog park, a playground, and a visitor's center. The abundance of amenities coupled with the fact that the trails here are actually very good, gives this place the highest rating. All of the trails have their own charm, but if you're only going for a short distance, the lake trail is probably the one to hit up. The bike trail will give you more seclusion and more wildlife, as long as there aren't bikers on the day you come. I think most people should have a good time here.

I have enjoyed countless hours and days in this peaceful and relaxing, beautiful and diverse Ohio State Park. Located near Ravenna, around the 2,650 acre Micheal J Kirwan Reservoir, West Branch has a lot to offer. Enjoy camping, hiking, swimming, picnicking, fishing, boating, Disc Golf and so much more. Bridle trails for the Equestrian campsites are separate from hiking, mountain biking and snowmobile trails. Hike or bike on the reservoir dam. Spend a few hours or a few days!

One of our favorite parks ❤️great bathrooms... Separate shower rooms with actual doors and plenty of shelves for your stuff.. probably the best bathrooms at any stae parks.. pa.. Ohio.. we have stayed at..places to wash dishes .huge plus .. Not really any bad sites .. just some better ones😁a little messy when it rains but hey.. your camping😁

This was the nicest state park I have visited in a very long time. The staff was pleasant and professional, The restrooms were clean. The campground was exceptionally maintained. And the lake was amazing.

The campground was very nice for our stay. The sites have enough space to feel nice. The showers were nicely maintained.

This was our first camping trip in close to 40 years. What a perfect place for our first adventure as retired campers. Beautiful site, beautiful view. Fishing, muskrat watching, taking in the beautiful views that God created. Restrooms and showers rooms very clean, well maintained and plentiful.The campground is pet friendly and our doggie enjoyed his stay also.The lady in the store at the main entrance was very helpul and kind.Definitely will be back.

We camp at West Branch State park several times a year. It is close, wooded and convenient. We enjoy the wooded sites, the well stocked camp store and clean/upgraded shower houses. If they added wifi and kayak ramps at the dock it would be close to perfect for us.

Beautiful day for a quick hike today. Walked along the lake and did the Deer Lick Trail. A bit muddy, but not too bad.

Our first experience at this park was fantastic!!!! All park employees and camp hosts were nice and welcoming. The wildlife that visited our site was also friendly. This park is beautiful! The campground beach is a bit small and the public beach is a good distance away.We did some exploring nearby. Downtown Ravenna was fun going through the shops in while historic buildings. And I highly recommend Guido's Pizza. All food we tried was great.Also Allience isn't far away. We toured Glamorgan Castle!We will return to this park

As campers from Colorado, this was perfect for our cross country trip. Simply amazing. Clean, open, well kept. We loved it.

Site 57. West Branch is a nice place but every site is different. Some great spots, some good spots and some you shouldn’t ever book like site 57. We couldn’t use the main area at all. It was all mush. I understand rain can cause some issues but it’s a problem spot that needs fixed. We walked around and we only saw one other site that had mush like ours site 117. I thought maybe the office would refund us one night stay but they said it’s against their policy. They said it’s against their policy to use hay but said I can go buy some and put it down. It wouldn’t have worked. The spot was like quicksand. Looked like cows walked all over it.

Very relaxing atmosphere, get ready to kick back and relax camping. Excellent shower facilities, nice to have a dish washing station at the front of the shower house. Just be sure you can back your RV into the many back in lots. Some of them are in a curved road making it extra challenging. There's a few lots that are pull thru but they get taken up quickly.

This is a lovely campground. Just wanted to share in case it helps anyone else, some of the RV spots seem to be mislabeled. We were in spot 22 which IS a very long spot however it’s rated for a 66 foot but it is on a steep angle with trees very close to the front of the spot so we had great difficulty getting our 42 foot fifth wheel in and out without hitting trees. We were also unable to get our fifth wheel level due to the significant angle of the site. Wouldn’t put anything longer than 38 feet here for this reason. We were also driving around and noticed online site 11 is rated for 55 feet but the spot was maybe only large enough for a 12 foot vehicle!! So big rigs be careful when booking. Otherwise it was quiet and secluded.

I absolutely love West Branch but the horseman’s camp is going downhill due to lack of rule enforcement.Fires are left burning, trash and discarded camping items. Fire pits are not being cleaned. They are loaded with ashes and garbage.Large groups are staying on one site. This was 6/8 - 6/9/2024. Multiple tents, vehicles and people. They parked under the tie lines. Our horses stand there. They don’t need to stand in tire ruts!And people that have a site are just randomly placing their tents wherever they feel like.It’s ridiculous. If the state parks must allow regular camper to stay at the horse camp then police it like the main camp.Not only is the camp losing money but it’s going to get worse the more it is ignored.

Great park, laid back camp hosts, friendly people, really nice heated bathrooms, showers and laundry facilities. Lots of places to walk and fish. Definitely one of the best we've been to.

Great park only gave it a 3 star because bathhouse did not have hot water for 10 out of my 14 day stay.

It was super fun the kids loved that they had a park and a beach and they also had an ice cream social while we were there it was delicious they also have a screen for like movie nights it was awesome!

Nice small camp ground, very nice staff. Will recommend to anyone.Dog friendly. Pet friendly.Other campers were super nice as well.Lake was gorgeous but over fished. Shore could use some work to attract shore fishers and not just boaters.Bathroom was clean. Maintenance was doing a good job.

They have a really nice little canoe launch! Love to take my inflatable boat here and launch. Everything from the bridge west is no wake, so the experience is much nicer than at a lake where the power boats all try to run you down. We also checked out the beach part of the park today and it was impressive. They have a great beach, with nice restrooms, picnic tables, a play area, and a place to rinse off your feet and your belongings! Next time we go we might check out some of the trails. Highly recommend!

Hot week, camped here for the weekend. This place has changed alot in 10 years! Spacious sites, updated showerhouses, camp activities and beautiful clean lake and beaches! Beautiful! We'll be back!

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5570 Esworthy Rd, Ravenna, OH 44266, USA

Great rainy day activity, you could spend an entire day here looking for your next perfect find. This place is huge. So many interesting tidbits. Friendly staff will to help or carry items. I found my antique tulip lamps, here. You could spend a few hours walking around for sure so plan time and shoes accordingly. Disability friendly. Make a stop and find a treasure.

The space was huge and definitely full of items. Some portions had a antique feel other areas more like a flea market. Overall the prices seemed steep but you could definitely find a Hidden Gem here or there. The people were super nice and it was clean. Definitely worth a stop and a leisurely walk through.

When I first started coming here this place was really good but expensive. You can find bargains here but you got a dig and dig a lot.The large store seems to be slipping a lately with booths popping up that don't have antiques, but are more junk booths. Lots of booths with political stuff that isn't vintage or antique which is very disappointing.Some solid furniture that has been restored but is quite expensive. Matter of fact this is probably the most expensive furniture I've seen for China cabinets and other miscellaneous furniture.For example we found a lawyers bookcase that was $5900.On the other hand they do have some really good quality in the furniture so it's a catch 22. If you're looking for the perfect piece be prepared to pay for it.Time will tell if this store continues to be successful they need to do better moderation of the vendors and get the modern junk stuff out of the store.

Lots to see. Give yourself 2-3 hours. Half the store has glass front display units, about 200. The other half has open stalls to walk through. Household items, small car items, furniture, primitives.

What an incredible place!!! So much to see! Wonderfully set up in small themed areas. Very clean. Friendy helpful employees. Loved their furniture selection! Good quality and price. You won't be disappointed and I'm sure there will be something here your looking for. Its massive! We traveled from Beaver Falls Pa. to visit and we bought pictures,shelves, a Kitchen table. Would've bought more but ran out of room in my SUV.

This place is amazing! Huge with a very broad selection of quality items. Not a lot of random garage sale junk like some Antique malls. Some really beautiful refinished furniture too. We will be back!

Really nice selection of antiques here. Not like some places that leave you wondering who would buy such junk. This place actually has very nice things in it. A little bit of everything so I'm not going to start listing things. Just give this place a look and you'll see what I mean. It's also quite large so you can easily spend 2 hrs.

This place is great for hard to find essentials for any collection. Although I wasn't looking for anything in particular, there were several items that interested me. Others in our party purchased items that they said were a great deal.

This place is so amazing! If you visit make sure you allocate AT LEAST an hour to walk through here. The prices depend on each vendor, some are pretty steep while others are reasonable. I visit here with my grandpa, so just a tip, if you have a hard time walking I suggest breaking the store down into sections and visiting each section on different days. The store is a lot bigger on the inside than it seems!!

One of my favorite places to get lost in for an hour or so. Prices are a little on the high side some times. Definitely need to look for good finds and prices. The staff there is always pleasant and more than helpful.

Overwhelmingly TREMENDOUS for all people, guarantee everyone can find something they love if you dig deep. I was even surprised to find a decent selection of VHS because I like collecting/preserving tapes. I didn’t expect to see as much as I did, truly a shopping mall in the antique vintage realm. Had to force myself to stop taking pictures because my phone battery was going to die. Two hours went by like nothing, I could spend the day in there. Everyone was friendly and excited to see cool things. I will return 10/10

Nice antique mall with a wide variety of items. Found a few items with very good prices.Everything from smalls to larger furniture, comic books to historical relics. We spent about 4 hrs total looking at everything. Staff was helpful and friendly.

Very large building well organized and clean. Professionally ran and great service. Wide isles to enjoy showcase window shopping for glass ware of all sorts. Alot of furniture, lamps and much more. Prices do very from different sellers some. Public wheelbase access restroom. No food.A lot to see, so plan on 2 or 3 hours anyways.

There are so many friendly people that are working here. They are extremely helpful in answering questions. This is a huge antique mall. After spending a few hours here, travel up Prospect Avenue about a mile to go eat at the Double R Bar-B-Que and Creamery. You can thank me later!😉

Very unfortunately, we live far away and arrived 30 minutes before closing. It's HUGE and needs a good 3 hours to see everything. When we visit Ohio again, we'll definitely be more prepared.

Lot of interesting goods. Very large store, easily feels overwhelming.Decent variety of time periods, but generally antique by definition. Does have stalls with more modern toys or items.Selection is entirely dependent on who is renting a stall and stocking items. I'm not sure what effort, if any, goes into quality control or price control. Larger items are in the back.Staff are nice and no one waited long to get a stall opened to see items closer.

We love coming here even though it to drive. You never know what exciting thing you are going to find.

Huge store and super organized. There is a light switch for service at the end of each locked glass case aisle. You turned the switch on and an employee will come to open the lock for you. Love the system. Really enjoy this mall. Also the prices are really fair here. Highly recommend.

Would visit again, cool, true antiques! This ain’t your average flea market garage sale junk “antique” store

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4284 Lynn Rd, Ravenna, OH 44266, USA

Great show, not a bad seat in the house. Wonderful cast. Ushers were very helpful

Great seating. Great production.

Great local place to watch some plays. I went with a girlfriend to watch the Sound of Music, and we both enjoyed ourselves!

Along with the fabulous repertoire the OLO programs, I'm amazed how the whole production staff seems to come up with so much magic. The musicianship of the singers and orchestra is excellent.

The Ohio lite opera always gives a spectacular and Sterling performance! Have been to see them 3 times and they do not disappoint!

An otherwise delightful performance of Girl Crazy was spoiled today (7/14) by an orchestra that was too loud (drowning out voices) and a sound system that failed in act one but was better managed in act two. Much of the dialogue and songs was indecipherable. Choreography was generally excellent. Having had season tickets for nine years, today was a disappointment.

Mostly good, fun productions, poor acoustics. Limited parking, but can park on street

Very talented cast.. Fully enjoyed the performance.

We go every year with granddaughters, so much fun.

Great show!

We came for the weekend and saw Camelot, How to Succeed, etc. and

Absolutely fantastic. The theater equivalent of paying for a five-course meal at a Michelin three-star restaurant for fifteen bucks.

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329 E University St #2393, Wooster, OH 44691, USA

Loved this market, didn't know you can pick your own fruit. We missed the cherries. Definitely next time. We did pick sunflowers 🌻, gorgeous variety. 25.00 all you can fit in a vase. We bought apples, some homemade cookies and a variety of goodies. The apples were so fragrant and tasty! I would highly recommend the pristine apples. They have over 70 varieties of apples. 1/4 a peck for 5.00, can't beat it! Don't forget bent ladder is right next door.

Great rotating seasonal selection of fresh produce. Updates are shared on FB with what is currently being picked and sold in the store, along with what is available for U-pick. Reasonable prices and a great place to spend the afternoon enjoying the beautiful landscape and tasty treats!

Love this place! Great fresh produce. Cut your own fresh flowers in season. Bakery. And you have to check out the Bent Ladder Winery when you're visiting the orchard. Great garden area to kick back, relax, and take in the gorgeous view of the rolling hills while you enjoy some local wine or cider and a cheese and fruit plate.

Even though it was busy today being fall, everything seemed well managed. There’s not a lot of u-pick options, so be sure to check their Facebook for updates, but I didn’t mind. They still have lots of options in the market and I felt safe, considering their precautions. I also didn’t see anyone not wearing a mask that should have been.I think everyone is just happy to get out of their house and it shows. It was a great place to relax while being able to support a local business.

We just visited this farm few days back. It was a memorable day since we went with our 8 months baby. Their strawberries are delicious. Too bad cherries picking were closed that time but they definitely had tons of cherries 🍒 waiting to be ripped. They had other types of berries as well. Lots of people with happy faces.

Berry picking at Rittman Orchards has become a cherished tradition for our family. They have full, delicious strawberry plants. Their blueberry bushes are gorgeous. We also pick red raspberries. Be sure to save time to browse their store and Bent Ladder Winery. We always have a lovely day when we visit.

First off - I am little biased as this is a place I go to almost weekly. There is a lot of variety here with the stuff that they grow, some amazing apple cultivars that are not available many other places (including my absolute favorite, Goldrush). Great cherries, blueberries, blackberries, currents, peaches, asparagus and tons of other stuff (currants!!)... and it changes all of the time. Never had anything less than stellar quality. It is very fun to buy a variety of apple cultivars and compare the flavor differences.Great service overall, I've never had a bad experience (although I have never done the upick so I cannot speak to that). The Sunday cashier, Susan, is an absolute gem... pay her a visit any time of the year and get some great fruit.

In short, these people simply do not care about their guests. We used to love this place and visited frequently, but today was our last visit. In the empty Bent Ladder restaurant, we were forced to keep the door on the second floor open, putting our one-year-old son at risk for no reason other than their insistence. Despite their skill in gardening, their attitude towards visitors is appalling. SUCH A MORAL NULLITY! ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN - NEVER VISIT!!!

I was very pleased with my Ginger Gold apples and now that I know will come monthly once they are available next season....last year it became my favorite apple. I bought one Shizua...not sure that is spelled correctly, but it was huge AND delicious!!! I have found my new orchard to frequent!!!!

We happened to stop by on our way to a pumpkin patch, and will be back! Adorable country store with fresh veggies, fruit and pies - novelties, candy and toys! Also a winery on site I’ll have to check out next time!

Went strawberry picking here with my kids. Had such a fun and pleasant time. The price per pound was very reasonable and I love the fact that they don’t spray. Thanks!

We had a blast picking cherries and raspberries at the orchard. Their schedule is unique in that only certain fruits were available to pick on certain days, but that ensured we had plenty of fruit to pick! We even stopped at the market to grab some goods- the cookies were delicious.

We just had our first pumpkin pie from this Orchard, and I will say, it was the best pumpkin pie we have ever had! Will be buying all our pies here from now on! Great job.

We loved this place. It has variety of Apple's. Staff's are helpful. The store has fresh fruits and veggies. The musicians were wonderful.

We had a good time, the fruit was delicious and it was affordableEnjoyable time picking fruit in the fields with kiddos! There were strawberries, raspberries and 2 types of cherries while we visited. The store had some produce, bulk candies, snacks, cold drinks, kitchenwares, soup mixes, etc.Some kinks to work out still such as same line to pick up a bucket as the one you pay for everything. And the “one way” signs when it’s a 2 way( unless it isn’t, in which case, the other way wasn’t obvious).Heads up, the U pick area is not handicap friendly. Obviously not the fields but also you park in a field, on a hill and it’s a gravel drive. Jogger stroller came in handy and could handle the terrain but we didn’t take it in the strawberry fields. The store was handicap accessible.We’ll definitely visit again :-)

Always a fun time! Great selection of apples!

My husband, friends and I drove 45 minutes to this orchard to do U-Pick berries and called on our way to confirm that the fields were open. The lady we spoke to on the phone said "yes, they're open today," but when we arrived there was a sign saying "no u-pick." The lady at the counter said "they cannot control mother nature" and closed the fields due to the heat, but had been open until noon. This is not what we were told, yet were treated as though we were in the wrong. We've spent hundreds of dollars on seasonal U-Pick from this location and will not be returning.

Hi, I was there and can confirm that the information in your previous comment is absolutely incorrect. We sat on the second floor specifically to avoid causing any inconvenience to your guests at the main floor due to our kids.Additionally, I find it morally questionable to justify closing the door without any valid reason. If you’re okay with conducting business this way, you'll likely attract clients who share the same low moral standards.

Visited this orchard in early summer to pick strawberries and red raspberries and then again this fall for apples. Beautiful facility, and great produce everytime!

I came here last Sunday with my husband to pick strawberries. This is my first time picking fruit at a farm. It was the first or second day of strawberry season, and we got to pick a full bucket of large and delicious strawberries! A kind stranger told us that the strawberries that are up the hill and fardest away from the main building were the largest and most ripe. She was right! We spent 30 minutes picking strawberries and it was very fun! The downside is the strawberries were ripe so you must eat them all within a day, or freeze them and make smoothies with the frozen strawberries. You must buy their white bucket for $1.50 each, and if you plan on returning, keep the bucket and come back with the same bucket to pick strawberries.

Love Rittman Orchard! Bring your little kiddos and the rest of the family, to pick berries in the summer. Currents and gooseberries are sold in the store. They sell high quality produce, fresh baked pies and cookies. Gifts from local artisans, soap's, honey made from the bees on the orchard. One of my favorites is apple butter made from their very own apples. One of the best things to do is enjoy ice cream after picking berries, sit on the porch, and enjoy the spectacular view. This is a great place to visit it's worth it!

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We went and saw Bonnie Raitt. It is a beautiful venue! The concert was amazing and the ceiling was awesome! Too bad we didn't know about the valet parking!!!! We parked for free but at our age the walk was very long! We had to stop & rest a few times!

This was quite the lovely venue. The lecturer whom I went see commented on how cool it looked, in addition to the “stars” lighted above the stage. There were sculptures, fake plants, and all in a Greco-Roman style, which was indeed very neat. Reasonably priced show, and good to see that it can rival some of the places in nearby Cleveland. Highly recommend, cheers.

This place has a beautiful architecture. We were mesmerized at the design. We came all the way from Michigan to see Tim Hawkins, I haven't laughed that hard in a long time. We thoroughly enjoyed the show . It was spectacular

First time to the Akron Civic theater. First time in Akron. Couldn't have picked a better show to see than Garrison Keillors Prairie Home Companion. The theater is so beautiful. I am so glad it was saved from destruction. Like Garrison said " They will never build another like it.... Ever again ". Beauty and craftsmanship like this just are not built or handmade any longer... The details and beauty are amazing. The theater is simply wonderful. I highly HIGHLY recommend going to see a show or many shows in this theater. I know I will be back

Beautiful place for a night out, the music acoustics sounded wonderful. They had a make shift bar in the back of the room that was made to feel upperclass like the rest of the building looks. However I went for a rock concert. It's absolutely amazing that they do not treat different kinds of music concerts as less then the reputation of class this place has. The employees were so kind, making you fell 100% welcome. They even lead you to your seats. Would most definitely recommend a try and I would go again myself.

Came from Kentucky to see Logic ft Juicy J. We weren't sure what to expect from a concert at a smaller venue than normal. The Akron Civic Theatre blew away our expectations, and we absolutely loved every minute of being there. Beautiful building, with very reasonable pricing for shows.

Went to see Jodeci and had a wonderful time. So many great songs and they sang the MESS out of them all. Wasn't too fond of the opening act but I wasn't there for them either🤣🤣🤣

My sister and I came last night to see Whose Live Anyway and we had a great time!!! The parking garage was close by and the wait to get in was minimal. We had awesome seats!!! Will definitely be back to see other shows. And the grand hall is stunning!!

Jaw dropping entrance to this very enchanting theater! Every seat location has a great view, especially section 3 on the balcony. There is plenty of parking garages nearby with very cheap rates. The whole process of arriving and leaving was smooth and easy. Would love to come to more events here!

Clean venue with options for food and drinks within walking distance. Parking wasn't horrible as I arrived fairly early, so finding space in a parking garage was easy. Entry was fast and painless despite the long line. The venue doesn't have a bad seat in the place.

Honestly, the theatre is amazing, and they don't make them like this anymore! There are really inly 2 problems, parking and the fact that they are moving to digital programs. Parking is a huge pain for big events, and if it rains, you could be walking blocks in the rain before a show like we did this evening. We really missed having a paper program for the show, such a great keepsake and disappointing change.

My first time visiting and was completely blown away by the decor and architecture inside this venue. It’s very beautiful. Saw one of my fav singerssingers Keith Sweat and I completely enjoyed the seating and the view. I will be back soon for an upcoming concert event and hope to receive another great experience.

Gorgeous and so well run! Could have used a little more A/C, but it was such a fun night! The check in process was smooth, the lines moved quickly, and getting a drink during the show was painless!

The Rick James Story was a great production. I love the theatre it’s beautiful and the renovations brought it back to its original glory

We’ve been to this venue several times in the past, each time to see a band. This time we came to see Wish You Were Here, a Pink Floyd cover band. They’re great! We sat in the pit, in the very first row! It was amazing. This venue has plenty of seating and there are no bad seats. They had drinks and snacks for sale both in the hall when you come in and also in the hall where you enter the actual theater. Bathrooms were clean and located in convenient areas. This is a great venue!

My sister and I went to see Derick Hough's Symphony of Dance show, which was superb!. We drove in from a western suburb of Cleveland, so it was only an hour drive. I have been to Akron Civic Theater on several occasions and am always amazed at the beauty of this intimate theater which began as a movie theater in 1929. There is so much to see that you really need to take a tour to see all the details. "The ceiling depicts the January sky over Monaco on the Mediterranean Sea because at this time of the year it is at its brightest. " according to the theater program. We had 3rd row seats in the loge with an excellent view of the stage. Because of the lighting on the stage and the quality of my phone camera, I was not able to get good pictures, but will include a few showing our view from the stage, and a selfie showing the balcony behind us. There was a large crowd but the ticket takers were efficient and patient. We waited a few minutes before we left our seats to avoid the crowded stairs.

What an experience and it didn't break the bank, the theatre is beautiful!I enjoyed dressing up and going to a concert, however I wish they would just spend the money to switch out the seats. It is not the 1950's anymore and we need a little more space these days.

Such an amazing venue. Saw John Oliver tonight and he articulated what I have always thought about this theater. When the owner was asked what type of architectural theme they wanted, they replied with "yes" so much detail in the stage and surrounding area. Reminds you of a scene straight out of Romeo and Juliet. Seats are quite comfy but the slope of the seats is minimal towards the front of the stage. I am tall but have lots of leg room, which is a huge win for me. I do try and slouch so I don't block those sitting two or three rows behind me though.

We went here to watch the Pink Floyd tribute band. Wish you were here. And they were absolutely amazing. This venue is incredible. The handcrafted custom carpentry and wood work that is present throughout the entire facility is nothing short of exquisite. Clearly, it’s been well-maintained and Upgrade in three years and the venue is perfect for shows of this nature. The bathrooms are clean. The staff was nice and the vendors were great. We are looking forward to coming back this venue for another show. Not only is the place extremely cool, but it’s close to so many other good restaurants and bars and makes it a perfect fit for shows like this.

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We had a wonderful time at the Akron Zoo! From the moment we walked in the door the staff were so nice and helpful with our membership gift certificate we had. The were really kind and engaging with my 8yo son. It was a hot day so some of the exhibits the animals were hunkered in the shade but by the afternoon things had cooled off so we were able to see almost all the animals being active. The zoo is so walkable that going back to an exhibit is very easy. Definitely looking forward to going back!

One of the nicest zoos we've ever been too. Not to big, not to small. The aquarium exhibits were super healthy. The landscaping was another plus. My favorite part was feeding the goats, they have these large crackers you can purchase such a clean way to feed them.

We went to the Akron Zoo for my grand daughters 4th birthday 🎂. It was a chilly and drizzly evening. We rented 2 of the ride on animals for the kids. The bears and wolves and some other animals were out. The Christmas lights were beautiful! We had so much fun!

Overall it’s a nice zoo that’s improved a lot over the years. The only issue I have with it however is how the older exhibits at the front of the zoo are small and not yet renovated. The newer exhibits to the park like the Lion and Gibbon areas are lush and spacious while the older lemur exhibit for example is dark and cramped. I hope they’ll be able to improve their older exhibits someday.

Family fun! Not every gift has to be under the tree, they can be experiences. This is an experience to be had. The lights are amazing. The atmosphere warm and inviting, even on a cold first day of winter❄ in Akron Ohio. Great exercise, hot chocolate,🍫 smores, concession stand (I doors). Carousel 🎠 rides and a great view of the city from the top of the wall. Don't forget to visit SANTA !!🎅ENJOY! Like and follow for more adventures 😀 Merry Christmas &Happy Holidays 🎄

Great experience with the family. Has plenty of ADA access. A wide variety of animals from different parts of the world with lots of educational information on the species and natural habitats.Cafe was great, we all loved the chicken tenders, and their salad was a VERY generous portion.We attended the Boo at the Zoo event, it was very well executed and organized.

1st time going and I absolutely loved it. It is smaller then the cleveland zoo and really directed towards young kids. Having a 1.5 year old he enjoyed it and all the exhibits were low to the ground. I think if adult kids went they might he bored after a while.Great Cafe, cute zoo.

It's a zoo... That's about all I can say, it's not bad but it's not great, the enclosures feel neglected and sad almost, and many of the animals weren't out and about which is reasonable because the weather was very humid and hot when I visited.Honestly I've seen better zoos, but I also feel like it could be much worse, hence the middle-of-the-road review here.It's good for kids, but as an adult, I don't really think I would go back unless it received a major overhaul

We love the Akron Zoo. Disappointed today after for passes electronically on advance had to wait in the regular admission line just to get in. It was a beautiful day, crowded with lots of little kids as expected. I'm going to say half the animals weren't out. I know this varies according to weather (and avian flu the zoo is having to deal with), but walking from empty viewing area to empty viewing area is sad for little kids.

The zoo is beautiful. It is small enough that younger kids will be able to walk the whole zoo. It feels like you can get closer to the animals. My kids LOVED the otter slide and the otter seemed to have just as much fun swimming around the slide. Most of the birds weren't out because of the avian flu but we did see a couple of them.

Medium sized zoo that took 2 hours to go through. Only a couple exhibits were closed for renovations etc. You paid for parking inside and it was kinda pointless since you didn't put the receipt in your car so it was just free money for them unless you left and came back. There were staff at the popular exhibits to give facts and teach about the animals. There was a good amount of shade at viewing areas and then the aquatic animals so it wasn't too miserable in the sun. The gardens were out of bloom but had potential to be beautiful in the summer. Plenty of seating and random exercise posts in the park I saw one family doing. Extra money is needed to feed goats (($1 a cracker) and ride the train.

This was actually our first visit to the Akron Zoo! I wasn't really prepared as a last minute decision to stop after an appointment at Akron Children's. I would have had sunscreen, extra frozen water bottles, snacks, hats, & water spray fans. There are a lot of nice areas to sit, relax and enjoy throughout the zoo, so we rushed a bit to get through it. Be prepared. Lots of school field trips when we first got there with kids running, screaming and sitting in display areas with little interest in the actual animals. They cleared out and we were able to enjoy most of the exhibits. The architecture and design was really nice, very different from the Cleveland zoo. The otter exhibit with the slide was really fun for the kids. Overall I'd say it was a really good experience, as Cleveland zoo members we only paid like $20, which made it well worth the cost of admission. We'll just be sure to be more prepared next time, so we can spend more time!

We love this zoo! Good selection of animals, it's a clean facility, there's an aquarium... Just a really nice place to spend an afternoon. The LEMURS and RED PANDAS are the best. If you live within a short drive I'd recommend the yearly pass. Pays for itself in a few visits and it's good for 12 months.

Awesome light show. Great activities for the kids. Carousel, train ride, s'mores making station and characters walking around. Great price. Set up of the zoo is great with the layout. Plenty of animals and hands on experience for children indoors and so much fun outside!

It was incredibly hot, but this little zoo was really great. Most of the animals were sleeping understandably so, but we were still able to see them really close up cuz of how it's all set up. The highlight was seeing the lemurs and the slow loris. The slow loris seems to like cell phones. He was real curious about it.

We went to their Tigers & Tequila event after park hours and had a great time! They had a training session with the tiger and we received free food/drink vouchers for attending the event. One of the vouchers was for beer, however, one person in our group had celiac disease so we asked for a replacement drink since all beer has gluten and initially they said just water but then the manager flagged us down and offered us margaritas in a can. We were very pleased with the service of the staff, thanks for catering to our needs! It was pleasant going after hours because it was less crowded and the animals were becoming more active towards night time. Here are some of the pictures from the night!

Even though this is a fairly small Zoo compared to some of the ones that I have been to it still has a lot of great features and Exhibits. Unfortunately when we came the Aviary was blocked off however all of the other exhibits were open. The staff was very friendly however many of the amenities were closed due to staffing issues so I cannot fairly rate them on their service. Hopefully this is something that gets resolved soon, and I hope I can return at some point. However I would still recommend a visit to the zoo.

If you haven't been to the Akron zoo yet, you definitely need to get it on your bucket list and put it down as a priority.Hands down, this is such a relaxing, peaceful place to spend any day. Alone, or with family and/ or friends.It's never overly crowded, it's affordable and easy parking and entering.Not only well maintained animal exhibits with fun and interactive walkways, but beautiful garden areas with many Ohio native plants that help to sustain local wildlife and our pollinators.We went for the Christmas lights called the Wild lights and wasn't disappointed. What a wonderful experience for the entire family.

Spent the day here with my son's class field trip. There were a lot of people (due to other field trips), but we were still able to see all of the zoo and ride the merry-go-round.

Took our four grandchildren, ranging from 1 to 9 years old. We brought our own stroller. This place is walkable, even on a hot day. Habitats and enclosures are well maintained and the animals are within easy viewing distance. Plenty of free parking in lots. Only objection is that there are amusement park rides scattered throughout which have extra costs and make children discontent with "only seeing animals". Gift shop is enticingly arranged.

Absolutely the best. Hands down 100% better than the Cleveland Zoo. Clean, full of animals to see, Aquarium included. Only 9$ + parking. Takes about 2+hours to see it all. Well laid out, and easy access for everyone. More animals than Cleveland, now that Cleveland Zoo is in such disrepair. The animals are all out, happy and playful. ☆ only downside the food is nasty, undercooked and over priced, just bring snacks and water with you.

Akron Zoo has made a lot of improvements around the park for a fun walking experience. Always love coming here with my daughter as we can get through the zoo in about 3-3.5hours

This is a great zoo for little ones. It's relatively small and not over crowded. There's tons of fun things to do but not so much it's overwhelming for toddlers.

This’s first time visiting this zoo! It’s beautiful from inside and outside! Not too big place to walking, but you can see what you want! Very clean and convenient for wheelchair! Shading and paving paths make you enjoyable in the zoo! The entrance room is very unique and the gift shop really draws visitors’s eyes! Will be back again ❤️

What a wonderful zoo! It is the perfect size for little kids. You can take a packed lunch or enjoy the food in the Komodo Cafe. The carousel is beautiful. There is a place where you can buy snacks for the goats and even pet them. When the weather is warm, there is a small train for kids to enjoy. There is even a VR ride that you can go on. And you can go down a slide that runs through the otter exhibit. The gift shop is very nice as well.The staff is really nice. They were very diligent with keeping the park clean.There are extra fees for the carousel, VR ride, train, and feeding the goats. You can also rent motorized carts that look like animals. They also offer up close encounters with some of the animals. Those fees are listed on their website, and a staff member can also tell you about them.

1st time going to this zoo. It was an amazing experience! We loved the layout!! I highly recommend checking this zoo out! It may be a smaller zoo, but it's definitely worth the experience! We really enjoyed the Wild Lights exhibit!

Nice, quaint zoo, which allows you to see animals a little closer than other zoos. Very unique selection of animals as well. Went on a winter day, so it wasn't very crowded, which probably helped. But very solid experience for the price. Will be back.

Went as a family last weekend and had a blast! I especially loved the interactive things and little swag like pencils and pins. The animals are amazing and able to be seen up close for most of them. Awesome zoo!

Akron Zoo: A Scorching School DayOur school trip to the Akron Zoo was a mixed bag. The scorching heat made it challenging to enjoy the day fully, with many animals seeking refuge from the sun. While the Caresol provided a refreshing respite, the excitement of seeing lions and tigers up close was dampened by their sleepy states. The monkeys, however, were full of energy, providing some much-needed entertainment. Despite the weather, the zoo offered a unique learning experience, but perhaps a cooler day would have been ideal for optimal animal viewing.

We visited again with a field trip for my daughter’s school. Everything about the Akron Zoo is great. Friendly, helpful staff, great food, and excellent layout and size. And at only $15 per adult to get in, it’s well worth the trip! Thanks!

Didn't know it would be closing as soon as it did. So we rushed around to see what we could. Definitely would come back. I love the idea of the slide through the exhibit. it just ends as soon as it goes through, so you're not expecting a plop on the ground as fast. If you receive snap, they give you a huge discount. That alone makes it a must-see for families who want to have some fun, but funds are low

The Akron Zoo was an enjoyable experience, with a diverse range of wildlife and sea animals. There was plenty to learn and be entertained by throughout the zoo.

My family loves this zoo! It’s smaller in size compared to Cleveland but good for little ones. We got free passes from our local library which made it even better. Workers were friendly & doing a good job cleaning & maintaining everything. There are quite a few animals to see (lions,bear,snow leopard,penguins,lemurs & gibbons were my favorites)

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We absolutely LOVED visiting the gardens at the Stan Hywet estate on Sunday. It was a gorgeous day weather wise and perfect for taking the bike out. The estate is massive! We'll have to come back another day to tour the mansion. We also did some geocaching while we were there. Super fun! 💙

This is a beautiful mansion/castle. I did the self-guided tour. If you want to go up the tower you have to do the Crannies and Cook tour. It took me 2 hours to tour the entire place. The museum is kid friendly. My kids completed a scavenger hunt during the tour and received a free prize at the end (it’s free). You can’t carry in a backpack even it is a purse. There are a lot of antiques so they’ll make you leave your bag somewhere I’m not sure.

Wonderful holiday light display at Deck the Halls. They had overflow parking and a shuttle. Light display on grounds amazing. The trees inside the manor house were like you entered a fairy tale. Busy but crowds flowed really well. Great job staff & volunteers!!

Absolutely beautiful home, outbuildings, gardens and grounds! Staff was numerous but not obtrusive. Answered all my dumb questions.... Walking the grounds and seeing all the gardens, one could easily spend weeks here. I encourage anyone and everyone to visit, it's that good!

Fascinating grounds and building - hard to say which I liked more. House tour was beautiful, very informative. Back in the day they not only had a kitchen garden but also a working farm to feed not only the family and guests but also the staff. The first AA meeting was held in their Gate Lodge. The gardens are gorgeous . . . . some open and spread out, others walled, private and somewhat hidden. Could definitely have wandered the grounds for hours.Hope to go back at Christmas sometime - their Deck the Halls is supposed to be very impressive.

We attended the Deck The Halls event with the dinner. The lights were beautiful, and dinner was average (not worth the price). The tour of the mansion was nice (self guided / follow the line), but would've been better if someone was there in each room explaining a bit of the history. It was good to experience once, if you haven't been there before.

Beautiful gardens. Spring and early summer flowers are in full bloom this week (May 22-28). If you are 60 or over, the self-guided tours are half-price on Tuesdays. But be sure to ask if they don’t mention it.

Our home away from home.My wife and I are here nearly every week, being members, and have yet to find a more relaxing or peaceful grounds to stroll through. Our favorite places on the grounds are the English and Japanese Gardens, as well as the Lagoon, where the Ohio Shakespeare Festival takes place in the summer with some fantastic performances. The flowers in spring, leaves in the fall, and tours of the estate year-round (especially at Christmas) are not to be missed.

We went here for free using a library pass, and after touring I would say it isn't worth coming if we had to pay.While the house is historical and is nice to see a glimpse of the past, a lot of the actual history delving goes into the life and goings on of the family who used to own and live there, and felt like a majority of just ego stroking on how rich and successful they were.The grounds were nice, and the rooms were good to look at when they went into the architecture or furnishings.

This place is just unbelievable.The house is huge and full of art and history. We came too late for a guided tour; however, the house was still full of friendly staff who were happy to share their knowledge of the property with us.The gardens are huge and stunning, you could easily spend hours of wandering around and not get bored. Definitely recommend visiting on a sunny day if you can.We stayed after closing hours for a live theatre play under the stars courtesy of the Ohio Shakespeare Festival, which made the visit even better!

Impressive home and grand estate of one of the wealthiest American families - the Sieberlings of Goodyear Tire fame. Built between 1912 - 1915 the massive stone and brick buildings tiled with slate roofs are open for tours (for a fee) as well as the beautiful grounds. It's a lovely place and during the Christmas Holiday season it is decorated so well. Reserve the time it takes to see all there is and you'll find it a remarkable home to visit.

Beautiful mansion with rich history, stunning gardens, intriguing conservatory. I can't say enough about this absolute gem!

I absolutely love visiting Stan Hywet Hall!! Such a beautiful estate and lovely part of our local history. I have been many times and will go many more. One of my favorites!!

Visited this lovely home and garden on a Saturday afternoon. There were three weddings happening on the grounds that day, so at some points we did feel like we were crashing a wedding, but staff were good about directing us to where we should go for our self guided tour. The weather was extremely hot, in the mid 90s and the house was quite warm, although there were extra fans in the rooms. The map and informative brochure, along with the plaques in the rooms, provided a lot of information. Many staff members were also present to answer questions. The gardens were charming.

A gorgeous property that's very well maintained with a ton of history. We spent almost 2hrs walking the grounds & touring the main house.There was plenty of very friendly staff on site available to answer any question you may have. It's worth a visit.

Amazing page of Akron history. Didn't get to see the gardens in bloom. There were many different species of daffodils and hyacinth blooming on the edges. And the house is fantastic.

We had the best experience using Stan Hywet for our wedding ceremony and reception 5/25/24! They were very responsive, helpful and kind! Rebecca was our main coordinator and she was the best! All the day of coordinators were helpful and friendly though. I didn’t have to worry about anything day of thanks to them! They have so many ceremony spaces to choose from and a few reception spaces. Overall this place is beautiful and we would highly recommend for a wedding or other event, or just to explore the gardens or tour the inside!

Ohio Mart was so much fun! Neat experience. Wish I would’ve had more time to explore everything. The Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens are a marvel so many details very well kept. Each room is curated and feels like you are traveling back in time.

Absolutely breath taking grounds! It truly makes you feel like you're in another country. All of the gardens are meticulously cared for, and the staff are incredible! I was there for a wedding reception, and the staff made it easy to navigate the grounds, the food was delicious, and the folks who were in charge of bar tending and serving the food were skilled, attentive, and very kind. I'm actually thinking about using them as a reception hall for my wedding, now.

Incredible mansion built by my one of the founders of Goodyear Rubber companyImagine living in a country Estate with 48 servants and everything from a plunge pool clay tennis courts horse trails Four hole golf. course etcA must if you are near Akron Ohio

This is hands-down one of the best house and gardens in the entire United States! Everything from the entry gates to the Children’s Garden is totally inspiring. The garden is impeccable and has one of the most iconic pieces of landscape design (the birch alleé)! I’ve visited several times and this place is always incredible each time.

You could spend the whole day here exploring. Lovely Gardens, play area, cafe, and house tours. We even got to hear the organs play in the music room. All of the volunteers really bring the place to life. You are definitely transported back in time when visiting.

Step back into the Midwest’s industrial era. It’s amazing to think that this home is just over 100 years old…bridging the gap between old times and a technological revolution and consumerism.

It's was a lovely afternoon with my mom in a beautiful home. The gardens and doors were my favorite.

As a wedding photographer, I've worked at numerous venues, but Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens in Akron truly stands out as my favorite. The venue's charming gardens, stunning ceremony spaces, and picturesque grounds provide the perfect backdrop for weddings and portraits. Additionally, the greenhouse offers a wonderful space for portraits, especially during inclement weather and colder months.I've had the pleasure of capturing several ceremonies and numerous bridal portraits at Stan Hywet, and each time, I'm reminded of its timeless charm and elegance. This venue is truly a classic choice for any couple's special day.

Ticket prices are very reasonable considering how much the standard tour covers. Very interesting history with guides that all seem passionate about what they can teach you. Guided part of tour takes better part of two hours, and wandering the grounds afterwards could take even longer if you want.The Conservatory and tours once the Christmas decorations are up are the biggest highlights throughout the year.

The people are so kind and knowledgeable. The home is beautiful and worth touring. The history behind it is fantastic. The thought that went into the design and construction is fantastic. The woodwork is elaborate and stunning. I love how the owners considered it a home to share with others.

We went on the guided nooks and crannies tour and it was very cool and interesting. You get a behind-the-scenes tour of the Manor House and learn more about the domestic staff who worked and lived at the estate. Admission also includes self-guided tours of the Manor House, gardens, Gate Lodge and Corbin Conservatory.After the 90 minute tour we walked around the house and there were a lot of experts to tell you about the different rooms and history even if you didn't pay for the manor tour. They also had all the Christmas decorations up and it was very beautiful, even during the day.It's late fall so the gardens and grounds were not in full bloom but it was still very cool to see everything and the size of everything!

The gardens were well laid out and beautiful. Enjoyed the mansion tour too. Both of our guides were very knowledgeable and answered our many questions.

A step back in time every time. Never get enough of these old houses built by millionaires, there extravagant style and imported designs and furnishings are just spectacular. The history behind the house is also something of great interest and you will learn quite a bit taking a tour here.

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714 N Portage Path, Akron, OH 44303, USA

Too busy and congested. Many of the stores aren’t even outlet stores so hardly any deals to find. I was astonished by how long the Nike store line was. I went to the other shoe store, 2 doors down and got a great deal on the same Nike shoes I wanted at the Nike store.

I've been going to Aurora Farms since my grandma was alive. I've never seen it so desolate and abandoned looking over by Carter's and where the food court used to be. I miss the toy store, the Amish furniture store, the jewelery stores and Saks outlet...all gone. It used to be so vibrant. It was a ghost town on 4/3/22. My mind was flooded with wonderful memories of times past. I guess with time comes change in all things. 💔

This place is advertised as a factory outlet. You'd expect to find some good bargains in a place like that. Well, unless you live nearby and have a good budget for expensive brands , don't waste your gas budget driving here. I went to many of the shops expecting a few bargain items from clearance shelves. You would totally expect at least a few but I'd call this a big rip off. Don't waste your gas and time!

This place was adorable it's an outside mall and every shop is what looks like a historical house so beautifully architectured and had a pond in the middle of all the buildings where ducks lived and had machines you could buy food from to feed them !!!

Haven't been here in years and boy was it busy today! I forgot it was tax free weekend. Parking was scarce. Lines and people and more lines and people. Besides all of that my experience wasn't bad. I stayed within budget which I was happy about. I'll revisit on a normal day (not tax free weekend). I want to be able to enjoy my shopping experience without bumping into people.

Not crowded when we were there. Makes getting what you want and leaving very quickly

Sad place now. Many vacant stores and few customers. The Tommy Hilfiger store was well stocked and organized but most of the others were not. I expect to see this turn into a housing development soon.

We understand now why it says ‘permanently closed’ when you search via Google. It’s not entirely closed but does look like a zombie apocalypse occurred sometime recently. There are some stores still open, worn down facade but open. Others are shuttered closed and overgrown with weeds and landscaping. The lake smells like death but once you walk past that with mouth closed you can make it to the outlets nextdoor that are less apocalyptic.

5 Stars = Feeding the ducks and having a blast doing it. Recently bought a 15 pound bag of duck pellet food that I bring throughout the summer to feed them which saves money on using the quarter machines.I seal up a large zip lock bag when I go so the 15 pound bag is able to be used all summer.

Is got a beautiful setup, and with a little maintenance on the buildings, could be a even better. So many of the front buildings are empty, it's GOT to cut down foot traffic on the other stores that are up there. The back plaza is pretty full, bit boring to look at. There are public bathrooms, which is a nice feature of an outdoor facility... there's a good variety of stores, with some maintained/operated significantly better than others. Under armour... always clean and organized, but you feel as though you're ignored inside. North face is always disorganized and messy, but they are definitely not ignoring you... Though you probably need a bag or two of Cheetos to satisfy the cravings you get from the contact buzz you get inside. Columbia is always spot on, and Yankee candle has good seasonal deals. Overall a good experience, but Simon needs to work on filling out the front half, and maintaining some buildings.

We visited this mall a few years ago before Covid and it was great that time. Some how it looks not well maintained with a few stores closed. Overall not a great place to shop but for Nike and few other stores.

Be prepared to walk! Wear some comfy shoes! You can easily spend hours here. Michael Kors, Coach, Kate Spade, Nike, Aerie, The North Face, etc.

Overall great variety of shopping available. The location is great and easy to find and access. Good sized parking area and plenty of handicapped spaces. I have not seen any shops that were not wheel chair accessible. Facilities are typically clean and well kept with publicvending available.I think this is a great place to go for a day shopping trip (if you know, you know), but it could use a little TLC. I felt really bad for a few of the stores in mid-summer because their air conditioning was out but the staff were still wonderful regardless. Snow removal in winter seems decent, as well.There is (really) good coffee and food available but could use a little more variety within the shopping center. In summer there was a nice little tropical snow stand.

Aurora Farms Outlet is a good place to go shopping if you want to find discounted brands and good deals. The mall is easy to get to and easy to find your way around. There are different kinds of stores to choose from, with both famous brands and smaller shops. The prices are lower than usual, but not everything is heavily discounted. The place is clean and well taken care of. However, it can get very crowded, especially on weekends and holidays, which might make it less enjoyable. There aren't many places to eat, so it's a good idea to plan your meals in advance. If you're looking for cheap shopping and don't mind the crowds, Aurora Farms Outlet is worth a visit. Just be prepared for lots of people and don't expect everything to be super cheap.

I grew up going to Aurora Farms shopping at all the latest stores, sadly it has seen better days! I still go often mostly to just walk around and get some exercise. I miss how well maintained the property use to be. I hope plans to update is in the near future!

Free Clean Public Restrooms! 🚻♿ My wife enjoyed the New Balance Outlet Shoe Store. Prices similar to the malls, but also Great Service and they had the size she needed in stock!😊

The Aurora Farms Premium Outlets are nestled in a nice calm area, featuring a good selection of factory stores. The shops are clean, comfortable and well maintained. There is ample parking all around. External improvements to the facade would be a big plus.The stores don't get overcrowded. Its a nice place to walk around.

I love hanging out in Aurora Farms Outlets when my favorite stores have sales and discounts! I am requesting for Aurora Farms to get food trucks with ice cream and etc!

Nice little stop if you are in the area. Don’t go out the way unless you are hunting something. Needs maybe 2-3 more food options. Has a sit down Asian food place that is outrageously expensive for what you get (I know Asian food being Korean). Then there are 1-2 food trucks. Great parking as it is in the middle with the shops surrounding it. Huge plus over Grove City.

Overall a fun place to go. Wish there was more kid stores, the children's place had tons and tons of kids graphic shirts, which is what I was looking for, but barely and shorts. The employees also never greeted us as we entered, kind of rude. Went to carter's for shorts, sun dresses are so limited. They have a playground and cute baby ducks outside right now, super adorable.If you're looking for a food court there's only fish and hibachi, nothing geared toward kids.

Easy parking.Lots of great stores to shop at. Sales were 50% & 70% off along with clearance areas.A new Mexican restaurant will be opening on site. There is a sushi restaurant currently.They had sno cone vendors out because it was a warm day.Lots of store choices from Gap, Tommy Hilfiger, Bali, Hanes, Columbia, North Face, Levi's, Kate Spade, Nike, Skechers, New Balance, etc..Public restrooms are available and they have a filtered water station to fill your water bottles in each of those areas.Family friendly.It's a one stop shop and each store, the staff was friendly, kind, and not pushy but very helpful.Highly recommend 👌🏻

Has a old town feel. Smaller stores but a good selection.Lots of parking. Not too busy. Mostly just stores. There’s a small food court. One restaurant that was not open.Little dirty and dated.

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549 S Chillicothe Rd, Aurora, OH 44202, USA

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What an amazing collection of Christmas memorabilia, toys, store Christmas window displays, and Christmas movie props. Came here for my sister's "Christmas in July" birthday and we were amazed at the quality of everything we saw on the 2 hour tour.The dedication by their team to not only aquire such a collection, but also get everything working and moving properly is truly a spectacle worth stopping by to see.Highly, highly recommended!

Wonderful experience at this amazing place! The passion and love that goes into this place is evident. Every worker made it fun and special. Thousands of unique items from decades of Christmas movies and shows. Take the kids and plan to spend several hours.

What a cool place. Everything about Christmas and the Grinch stole Christmas movie is the running theme through the tour. An added treat is Cousin Randy’s motor home from the Christmas Vacation movie. A must for your lifetime bucket list. Fun for adults and kids. Spoiler- at tours end you choose the giant slide out or walk the steps. No photos of the tour so you can bask in the splendor of the experience. No waiting in the fall but in December there are lines. $$

We had such an amazing time. As someone who absolutely loveeeesss Christmas, I definitely recommend this place! We drove about 4 hours to get here and it was definitely worth it. You can just feel like Christmas spirit as soon as you walk through the door. We are definitely coming back next year and the year after that. The staff here is amazing. Every room is unique and you can tell a lot of thought was put into each arrangement. They don’t just have Christmas items up. Each item is unique and special and you can tell it is treated with care! I can’t stress enough how lovely this place is. Mark Klaus is like a real life Santa Claus giving people the gift of Christmas. I’m truly grateful for this place and all of the wonderful staff! Thank you so much!

Amazing place, they really packed a lot into the area. You got to learn a lot of information about certain Christmas movies, Christmas characters, the actors, and even just how some were made. A lot of it was showcasing items in movies which I felt that part was a bit boring. They did not have many areas to sit once you were in there, so it got a little tiring there. The final room was by far my favorite. There was a giant slide that was really a lot faster than I expected, and amazing things to look at. If you are looking for something to do with your family for the Christmas season, I recommend castle Noel.

We had the most fantastic time at Castle Noel. Mark and Dana are incredible hosts. I cannot recommend visiting enough!

An amazing treat for any Christmas fan! Movie props, classic window displays, and an abundance of cheer! It’s a great stop for all ages! I couldn’t recommend a place more! Well done!

Having lived in Ohio most of my life, I don't understand how I never heard of this place before 3 weeks ago. It is truly an experience worth having, even for those who are not "Christmas people". The memorabilia and collection stored inside these walls is truly enchanting and the care each tour guide demonstrates to maintain that "Christmas spirit" makes it all the more enjoyable. I would recommend this place based solely on the toy room (if you know, you know) but certainly the entire experience is worth the trip.

If you are a fan of Christmas movies, Christmas nostalgia or just Christmas in general, I can’t recommend this place enough! So much to see~you will not be disappointed. Bring the whole family, there is something for everyone. The owner, Mark Klaus has the perfect imagination, personality and artistic ability necessary to create something so special that I think he may be the real Santa Claus in disguise! 😉

Such an Amazing time for all of us. I love the whole setup. The gift shop has a wide variety of things to choose from. Upon entry/starting you are able to enjoy a purchased adult beverage during the tour/visit. So much to learn and see. We had a blast!

Lovely staff and a wonderful collection. I wish you were allowed to browse for longer in their collection. In certain rooms a game of I Spy would be spectacular.

So many new things! I love it! Mark is so creative, talented and brings so much joy. Make a reservation for your tour. The toy room brought back so many memories....amazing!

This is absolute must for those Christmas movie buffs & for families to share in old & new memories of Christmas long ago & even some of the newest Christmas stories. It is a lot of walking throughout the building & some challenging moments for those who tend to get motion sickness. So, when ordering your tickets make sure you ask about anything that might affect someone that is claustrophobic or can get motion sickness like myself. Other than that, it’s a super fun place and very enjoyable for the entire family.

This place is one of the most magical places on earth, and it's only 40 minutes from my house. It's a must stop for the holiday season. We got a picture with Santa. He was absolutely wonderful and kind. For seeing so many people, he was still cheerful and gave such a jolly smile for our picture. Which was $11, to me, very affordable. We were blown away by the entire experience.My only objection was that there was only one bathroom at the end of the over two hour tour. Overall, I do highly recommend it!

Simply amazing. Mark Klaus has made everyone child’s dream come true. His skill in salvaging these beautiful props and displays is one of a kind. We also attended his first Luau and it was beyond wonderful. My cheeks hurt so bad when we left, we had SO much fun. My daughter absolutely loved dancing with the girls after I dragged her up on stage! Keep up all the hard work, it’s amazing! Can’t wait to come back and see what’s new!!

We had a lot of fun. Found parking pretty quick, then we walked around the square enjoying the lights.Inside Castle Noel had lots of history, Interesting room after interesting room filled with great decorations. Staff Does a great job. Definitely something to check out.You'll be North-Polish by the time you walk out too...

Castle Noel is always changing and adding fun and unique events. I was honored to be present at their first (sold-out) Hawaiian Luau. Their courtyard area was transformed into a beautiful tropical paradise. The Hawaiian buffet and drinks were fabulous and the show was amazing. Castle Noel does everything top-notch and is always an experience that will not disappoint. I highly recommend going to their next luau, or any of their fun attractions... Christmas museum, gift shop, and Alien Golf. I cannot wait for their next attraction (The Polar Bear Club) to open. In the meantime, we plan on going to another fun Luau!

Wish you could do a self tour. We were shuffled through like a herd of cattle. The rooms my Hubs & I wanted to see longer we weren't able to spend more time in.I will also state that we had reserved tickets and our tour left 25 minutes behind schedule. At 10am on a weekday the 1st week of November. So, not on a weekend and not a busy time. 😕 it wasn't the experience we were hoping for. The last room was neat and I really appreciate all the hard work and wonderful restoration it takes for the decorations.Not the Christmas joy I was hoping for.

Great experience ,,Nostalgia,, Each room kept your attention and held your interest.. expect 2-3 hours for the experience. ( I did not look at this beforehand we picked a later time frame it was okay but the baby was a bit crabby by the end #plan accordingly ) everyone was friendly helpful and each experience was unique. Love ❤️!

This experience was unbelievably magical andtruly makes you feel like a kid again. Whether you’re sitting by the Christmas tree, or watching your favorite Christmas movie this place makes it happen. Also thank you to our tour guide Lori who made everything extra fun!!

So neat! So much stuff! This place is so cool.Also so crowded (in Nov). Would recommend going in the summer when I assume it's not so busy. The souvenirs are very expensive. Even a plain coffee mug that just had the name on it was $25. I understand they need to keep it open and going but of all the places I go and have went, this is some of the most expensive souvenirs.The price to get in is worth the tour and I want to go again because of all the stuff to see, I'm sure I missed some in the first trip!!!A PSA: whatever they use for the fake snow that fell in the one room gave me an asthma attack and I had to run outside and get some water. Some of the kids coming out were coughing also so just be aware.

I absolutely loved it! The beginning video was entertaining and "the splash zone" was a fun addition. The outdoor patio space they use for special events is absolutely beautiful. The only part was that since it was guided and there were others in our group I felt a bit rushed. I could have spent another 15-20mins looking at everything in the old toy part but didn't want to keep the rest of the group waiting.

Amazing place to walk down memory lane from all the old classic movies to the amazing Saks 5th Ave displays. Going down the red slide from The Christmas Story!!! You will definitely spend at least 1.5hr inside this guided tour.

Such a fun time. I will always recommend this place to EVERYONE! Tons of memories for everyone. Many different rooms and exhibits, the castle is always updating and adding new exhibits to what they currently have. This museum is such a fun time and quite honestly the fact you get a picture at the end with Santa is a cherry on top.

Took our baby girl to castle Noel for her first Christmas it was absolutely wonderful! However, the group sizes for the tours were way too big and most of the time while the tour guide was explaining things we were still in the other room and we could barely hear them or see what they were talking about. Also, we were taking a back that we could not take pictures with Santa as part of our original ticket price when we bought them for the tour. but it did not ruin our experience that much. I just wish that it was just a little better.the good outweighs the bad exponentially look forward to coming back next season

I think this is a great place to visit. There are so many cool movie memorabilia items to see. I would recommend visiting here. The only thing I would like to see changed is not having to watch any videos. I would rather have extra time to look in the toy room. We really enjoyed the big slide and getting a family photo with Santa. Photos are $12 which I thought was affordable. This is a fun place for adults and children.

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260 S Court St, Medina, OH 44256, USA

Such a fun place. We visited during the Apple Butter Festival.There is an old train station that was dismantled and moved to this site. An old saw mill. A working blacksmith shop. A building with a display of full of wood working planes of all types. A display of antique equipment for making brooms. A homestead home. Live animals such as pigs, cows, and chicken.Then there was the Apple Butter making over the open fires.I didn’t leave empty handed. I have to have a couple jars of Apple Butter to take home.

We took a group ofchildren.. It was nice but once the kids were set in a corner of a building they weren't given a chance to look around the room once the guide finished speaking. Too rushed, and we waited a while each time for a door to unlock while multiple volunteers were in sight. Still a very well made piece of history very worth stopping to have a look. No phtos as there were signs not to take them.

Went for their pancake breakfast. Building was very cold,... pancakes were luke warm,... orange juice was frozen,... apple sauce was frozen,... butter pads were frozen and wouldn't melt on luke warm pancakes,.... thank goodness the milk wasn't froze,, and the coffee was hot enough.

An easy day trip for a bit of history, nothing over priced or flashy, great volunteers and an event just about every month. I have been to weddings, dances, and homeschool opportunities and just love it. The view way out back is a bonus!

I went to their first Viking Festival and had a great time! They had a couple of the muesum building open for the festival, so that was cool to circle through inbetween watching the different demonstartions from the visiting Vikings

I recently shot a wedding here and it was beautiful with all the fall leaves! The ceremony was in the Auburn Church and the reception was in the Bond (Lennah Bond Activity Center) building. The church is very bright with lots of natural light. The Bond building has garage style doors and very spacious. It also has bathroom facilities. It is a well kept property and a unique place to have a wedding. The fall leaves made for beautiful photos! It is also within walking distance of the town center. The property has other buildings as well. I tried the maple nut fudge from the shop and loved it. I would make the drive out there just for that again!

Great place to visit! Full of history and beautiful scenery, I was really surprised I did not discover it before. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. I will definitely be back!

Rain or shine, the apple butter festival can't be missed.

Went for the Apple butter fest, fun times and lots of history

We used Century Village for our wedding and had a great time! Flexible staff and plenty of room for guests to walk around inside and out. Everyone had a great time. Very reasonable costs compared to similar venues in the area

Nicely laid out series of old buildings. Most had a little shop. The apple butter festival was enjoyable. It is the 2nd weekend in October every year.

Went to the Viking Fest. Great area. Met lots of nice people. Will go back for additional events held there.

Amazing hidden gem that I never heard of before but I will definitely be back! Wonderful, helpful staff, beautiful setting and history all around. This is a place you must visit!

Apple Butter Festival there was great. Plenty of food and fun exhibits as always. The fresh Apple Butter is awesome, no added sugar, apples and cinnamon, wow!

Within one week I was there twice, once for a baby shower and the other for a Junior-Senior banquet! What a nice venue with lots of space to decorate for whatever theme one chooses.

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14653 E Park St, Burton, OH 44021, USA

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Nice visiting center, well staffed.Trails are nice, better that admission is free. Didn’t get too far on mu first visit, got rained on.One water fall is closer to the visitor center, the others are out farther. There are a few overflow parking lots.Bathrooms in and outside the visitor center. None on trails.

We stopped here to stretch our legs during a road trip, so we didn’t get to explore a ton of the park. We did a quick walk to Brandywine Falls. There is a loop trail that we would have done if we had more time; however the boardwalk was a short walk from the parking lot.The visitor center is nice and has ice cream, several different maps of the park, and a gift shop. The park rangers were incredibly helpful and were happy to answer all our questions. As expected from a National park, it covers a large area, but on the small side for a national park. We are looking forward to a planned visit where we can spend more time. The towpath trail is great for bikes! In fact, this park is bike friendly and the path was buzzing with activity.It is close to I-80, and easy to find. The two bathrooms we saw had water filling stations, which is great!

Great national park located near Cleveland. Picturesque rolling forested hills with beautiful river and wetland features. The water falls are definitely worth visiting. This park is very close to urban areas so there is no shortage of food and lodging near by.

Super cool park! Absolutely loved the scenery, views and hike. 110% worth every second of your time here. I brought my dog and she loved it as well. The overlook is beautiful as well as the rock walls and nature. Also found so many cool mushrooms I’ve never seen before!

This park has so many nice things to see! I loved the waterfall, the covered bridge, and the marshes.Can't wait to come back and ride the Train.

This is the only National Park that we have in Ohio! What a natural beauty! Great for walking , running, biking, fishing, camping and picnicking!! There are several hiking trails throughout the park! No entrance fee!

BEAUTIFUL! There are dozens of trails that you can find along this national park ranging short-long, easy-hard, hike/bike. Many trails are kid friendly and we see families out all the time. Get outside!

We visited Brandywine Falls and did the trail. Beautiful waterfall and hike, easy and most of it in shade from the beautiful old trees. We loved stopping on our hike and walking on the fresh cold water, just be careful it's slippery!

Such a fantastic area with many natural and man made wonders. I don't even think you notice the beauty if you are up on one of the interstate bridges. I'm still blown away that this is only half an hour outside of Cleveland. I will certainly have to return with more time to explore.

A very average place. If you must go there just to collect the stamp then understandable otherwise save yourself a trip. Avoid the train ride at any cost. It’s rip off, no scenic views and I bought the $45 tickets in upgraded coach but I noticed during the train ride anyone can enter into your coach and seat wherever they please as there’s no checking once you board the train. Also indoors are not so clean and I promise you it’s not worth your time and money to do the train ride. I went there during summer of 2023(June) maybe it has to offer better during other seasons but I won’t go back there for sure!

Beautiful park with lots to do and see- waterfalls, hiking, walking etc. Free entrance too! Definitely check out the Boston Mill visitor center for more information on the park and railways. Rangers were very friendly and informative with maps and tips for the park.

It's nice enough, but I don't think it's National Park quality. In my opinion, it's not large enough, nor is it naturally interesting enough to be a National Park. I enjoyed my hiking there. I checked out Brandywine Falls after heavy rain. Not a bad place, just not National Park quality in my opinion.

We stopped here for a walk while traveling. It is not the expansive national parks of the West, but it is one that helped save a beautiful waterway and allows those who would not otherwise have the opportunity, a chance to enjoy nature. The paths we saw were all accessible and well kept.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio holds a special place in my heart, as it has the power to create deep emotional connections with visitors of all ages. This park is not just a beautiful destination, but a sanctuary that ignites a sense of wonder and awe in the hearts of its visitors.For younger people, Cuyahoga Valley National Park offers an incredible opportunity to explore and discover the wonders of the natural world. The park's diverse landscapes and habitats provide a playground for curious minds, where children can embark on thrilling adventures and learn about the importance of conservation. From spotting playful deer to marveling at the intricate webs spun by spiders, the park is a living classroom that stimulates the imagination and fosters a love for nature.But it's not just the young who are captivated by this park. Cuyahoga Valley National Park has a way of touching the souls of people of all ages. Its tranquil forests and rolling hills serve as a refuge from the chaos of daily life, allowing adults to reconnect with their inner child and find solace in the beauty of the natural world. The park's peaceful trails provide a respite from the hectic pace of modern living, offering a chance to slow down, breathe in the fresh air, and appreciate the simple joys of life.The Cuyahoga Valley National Park is the perfect destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and reconnect with nature. With its stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife, and variety of recreational activities, it’s no wonder this park is a favorite among visitors. Whether you’re looking to explore the outdoors with your family, take a peaceful stroll, or take in the stunning views, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park is the perfect place to do it.

The ledges loop is a beautiful easy short hike. The rock formations are spectacular. You could spend an hour or make a day of it.

This has been my backyard since I was a baby. I never fully appreciated being able to go into the National Park any time I pleased until I was older. Now since traveling the U.S and visiting other National Parks I am even more grateful for CVNP. It's free! Free to enter and free to park. You can explore just about anywhere. There is so much to do and see. Waterfalls. Scenic railroad. Caves. The canal. Rock formations. Ledges. Cute visitor centers. Fall colors in the fall time. I can't say enough good things about this clean and gorgeous park.

Cuyahoga Valley, a national park in Ohio, is very close to Cleveland and Akron and provides recreational opportunities along the Cuyahoga River.The winding Cuyahoga (the "Crooked River") gives way to 33,000 acres of deep forests, rolling hills, and open farmlands. The park is a refuge for flora and fauna, gives a sense of times past, and provides recreation and solitude for Ohio's residents and visitors.Cuyahoga National Park, established as a national recreation area in 1974 and re-designated as a national park in 2000, has a rich cultural legacy as well. Remains of the Ohio & Erie Canal, which traveled through the valley in the 19th and early 20th centuries, offer a glimpse into the history of how the country was transformed. Sustainable farming ventures help preserve the valley's agricultural heritage.Cuyahoga offers something for everyone—from hiking, golfing, historic train rides, and kayaking to snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Surely not my fav national park but a lovely little green space in Ohio. The falls and cliffs are cool. Reminds me of Hocking Hills! I wish the visitor center had more information. Highly recommend!

Ledges Trail has awesome rock formations. A must visit place when in eastern Ohio. It is not a hard trail. Beginners or kids can easily do it. We as a family with 7 year twins, love this place. It is close enough to Hudson, OH where you will find plenty of Restaurants.

Walking trails were goodAfter parking vehicles at the visitor center, we walked 2+ miles to reach the water falls area.If it is rainy, please be careful before planning. Alternatively there is a driveway directly to the hilltop, where we can see the start of the waterfall

An interesting National Park with some good history around how the valley shaped the surrounding area. Some of the exhibits were closed on the Wednesday we visited so go on a weekend if you want to see more. The waterfalls were nice to view without having to do much hiking.

Our visit to CVNP was great. We stopped by the ranger station first to get our bearings, and from there , we visited Beaver Marsh and then hiked Standford trail to Brandywine Falls. Excellent day, can't wait to return.

This was a wine train excursion that boarded in Akron Ohio. The staff was great as were the other passengers. But there was lack of communication and boarding confusion. The train left about 45 minutes late so the ride back was in the dark. This post pandemic wine train was lack luster compared to the 2018 trip we took. Less wine and food, no music or party lights and no dancing in the isles due to new federal railroad regulations, we were told. Sadly this will be our last wine train as ticket cost has substantially increased but the experience is a shadow of what it was.

Enjoyable trip with the family. You can spend lots of time and hike for miles or location hop and see Wonderful sites with mild-moderate hikes. Great for pets as well.

We traveled from New Jersey to the park and it was a super easy drive ! We hadn’t heard much about this park and the few things we did hear weren’t great but we wanted to see for ourselves. We were not disappointed whatsoever. What a beautiful place. Tons of trails and they are all very close to drive to so you can do a lot in one day. Lots of wildlife and waterfalls which are our favorite things ! The park rangers were extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this park if you are close to Ohio. We will absolutely be back ! Ledges, blue hen and brandy wine are some top trails to explore!

Absolutely gorgeous area! One of the prettiest walks I've ever been on! Walked over 5 miles and would love to come back and walk even farther. There is so much to explore there! If you have the time to check it out you definitely won't regret it!

Beautiful park that felt like being at home to us, being from Pennsylvania. Plenty of trails and it surrounds an historic area. Would go back to do more trails.

Beautiful park! Clean trails and picnic areas! Rangers were so kind, informative, you could really tell they love their jobs. Decent amount of parking at trail heads. Restrooms at trail heads were clean and stocked. So impressed with this Park. Highly recommend!

I was surprised at how much we actually enjoyed this National Park and finding out how and why it became a Park. There are lots of hiking trails along with little towns. Biking is very popular and they are rented in town. We hiked the Brandywine waterfall, and it was impressive after the rain. I can understand why it is so busy. It is extremely accessible to everyone.

We Love 💕 This Valley. I've Hiked here for 53 years, We are Unfortunately losing a lot of Our Beautiful Trees because of Climate Change, which has brought and enabled insects to kill them. I have been documenting the changes and damage from these insects every Year thru photos since 2015. I Hope Our Trees will survive this somehow, but 2024 is the worst I've seen.

Awesome park with tons to do and see. Had my bike and rod all over the area. Would definitely recommend for anyone that wants a good hike or bike ride. Even saw a eagle flying by

This an awesome national park with great hiking trails. We hiked the Brandywines George Trail, the Ledges Trail, the Buckeye Trail and saw the Brandywines and the Blue Hen waterfalls as well as Kendall Lake. The rock formations on the Ledges trail are so awesome to see. There is also a ton of bike paths and a train that goes around the park (which I'd ride next time I'm here). I was impressed by the cleanliness of the bathrooms. This is a national park to visit with friends, family, and even little children.

We visited Cuyahoga Valley NP during a long Father's Day weekend trip to Ohio and spent most of two days in and around the park. There are some beautiful, serene places in the park for sure. As far as National Parks go, this one is a bit unconventional with so many people living up close to or within park boundaries. The history of the area was neat to learn about, and I would imagine living near the park would make it the perfect place to walk, run, or ride a bike regularly. I can't say it took my breath away like Yosemite, but any National Park is still a win in my book!

We only spent one day here and had a wonderful time enjoying the views! We visited Brandwine Falls and hiked along some of the trails. Well maintained, very friendly staff, and easy to navigate.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park is a win for families! Easy hikes like Brandywine Falls and interactive exhibits at the Boston Mills Center keep young explorers engaged. Rent bikes for a scenic ride along the historic Towpath Trail, soaking up the park's natural beauty. It's a perfect escape for creating lasting family memories.

The park extends from Canton Ohio to Cleveland Ohio and communities in between. I spend a lot of time here. It is wonderful and beautiful. It is one of America's largest National parks. Whether you are looking for a day trip or various recreation and exercise. This is a go-to must-have place. There are public performances and events. Snack shops, souvenir shops, visitor centers. I even have taken a 60 mile bicycle ride on the many bicycle paths.

Beautiful park with great trails for walking, biking, and horseback riding!! Rangers are friendly and helpful. Everything is very well maintained and mostly accessible for all!! Definitely recommend brandywine falls and the beaver marsh walks!!! I haven't done ledges yet, but I have heard all good things about it!

This is a vast National Park with many, many trails that are well laid out & easy to navigate. There are a lot of hotels within a 10 min drive if the park too and best of all, the park is FREE!! There are woodlands, wetlands, waterfalls & wildlife in the park! There is also a train, the Cuyahoga Valley Railroad that runs a two hour trip thru the park!

LOVED this park! Safe, quiet, beautiful! Nice scenery! Signs, directions, and good bathroom locations. Bathrooms were very clean. I would go everyday if I lived there.

The visitor center at Cuyahoga Valley National Park is a welcoming gateway to an incredible outdoor experience. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with friendly staff who are eager to share their knowledge and passion for the park.The center’s exhibits beautifully showcase the park’s natural and cultural history, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of the area’s significance. Interactive displays, informative videos, and hands-on activities engage visitors of all ages, making it a great educational stop for families and nature enthusiasts.The visitor center also serves as a hub for park information, offering maps, trail guides, and recommendations for exploring the park’s scenic beauty. Whether you’re interested in hiking, birdwatching, or learning about the park’s conservation efforts, the staff at the visitor center are there to help you make the most of your visit.Additionally, the center often hosts ranger-led programs, talks, and workshops that further enhance the visitor experience. It’s a fantastic starting point for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the wonders of Cuyahoga Valley National Park and create lasting memories in this natural treasure.

This National Park is different from the many others we have visited. It's our second urban park. However even in that category it was different from the Hot Springs National Park. You get a map and then you input the addresses into your GPS and drive to each area. We were on a schedule so we went to the water falls and beaver marsh. Both are very accessible for all ages. Both had a board walk. My girls 10 and 6 loved it. We will definitely be going back for more exploring

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4.5

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Ohio, USA

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Today is The Kentucky Derby,The hats were awesome and the amount of people in attendance was phenomenal. The Band sounds great and they had a good range of food to offer on food trucks

Great concert venue!PROs:COMFORT: Thick cushion seats.ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS: Cool on a hot day and warm on a cold day.AUDIO: I sat in section 3, row H to right of stage near the speakers, but the sound was not deafening, though I could hear everything. The only improvement they could make for us seniors is to put subtitles or closed caption on the bottom of the large screens.VISUALS: I don't think there is a bad seat in the house, but in addition to the stage they have large screens to the left and right that offer close ups and pictures of the entertainers when they were younger.PARKING: Plenty of parking that is free.REFRESHMENTS: They will let you bring bottled drinks into the venue, but you have to put the liquid into a cup they provide.CONs:Expensive: To eat at the casino, it's usually forty dollars per person. However, you could always eat before you get to the concert at another place outside the casino.

This was a great place and my first time visiting. The food at the bar was delicious and the drinks were great. Although I'm not a gambler the slots were really fun. Can't wait to go back.

I'm not a gambler; I went to the MGM Northfield Center Stage to see Gary Clark, Jr. - AMAZING concert with an unforgettable performance from him! I was able to grab great seats for this event and it was money well spent. The staff was very organized and helpful and the stage itself allowed for great first/second row visibility without too much neck strain or discomfort.The ONLY reason why I can't give it five stars is because of the seat spacing: we were packed in there like sardines. Even though the seats themselves were comfortable the neighboring concertgoers and myself all had to shift ourselves a bit too often to accommodate for the lack of space.

MGM Center Stage. It was a great place to see a concert. BTO played last night, and they were fantastic. Guess Who songs mixed in with BTO made for a fun night for an old fogie like me. Randy was the only original member, and his son, Tal Bachman even played his hit song. I missed seeing Fred Turner and his vocals, but it was still a nostalgic trip for me. Had second row seats, so I have to give 5 stars. The venue is outstanding.

Fantastic show and food. Went to see a comedian Tom Sugura. Best show of all his specials. Absolutely hilarious the entire time.

Went to see Tom Jones Concert. Seats are basically folding chairs and somewhat narrow. They do not control the crowd as we had lots of people up and down the aisle throughout the performance. The casino area is small but definitely has lots of tables and slots.

I'm not a big casino person, but the club is beautiful and many beautiful people were there. I attended with a friend the Chaka Khan concert. The staff treated us well and security was very visible. The concert ended without a hitch. For the casino part, the casino has all the expected amenities and get this--free parking!

I always leave my money behind with a smile on my face.Eventually I my leave will some money in my pocket.TAP Sports Bar is spot on food and service every time. Well worth the trip.

Very Nice Casino. 30 Bucks Free Slot Play was nice. Had some nice hits. As I was leaving saw a lady hit $21,000!!! Woo hoo. Cheap Drinks are a plus too Definitely will come back

Very surprised there are NO love dealers but a compact casino filled with games from penny slots to lose your top. The beverage areas was one of the coolest things I saw.

The casino is normally a great time with great service. The slots seem to pay out on the low side most days except Saturday. The food has been pretty awesome for a casino. I also enjoy the kiosk games when you swipe your players card. Good stuff.

I enjoyed my birthday lunch at the buffet. The staff sang Happy Birthday and presented me with birthday cake and ice cream. 🍰 🎈If you love apple pie or strudel get some with vanilla bean ice cream with warm caramel topping. 😋Cece was our server who made sure we felt special and catered to. Well done. She is truly a people person.

So busy! But lost my $100 limit in about 15 minutes. That's why I don't gamble! But, what a fun place to be. It was a wonderful night!

If you like people watching, food , drinks you will love the visit, it is not just a casino!

Concert/event venue located directly inside of the casino. Purchased last minute tickets to a concert I really wanted to see. This was our first time at this venue. The security and staff directed the crowd through the various site safety measures with ease. There really was not a bad seat in the house. Here are some pics from our seating - section 2 row X. Seats were a little tight and you will certainly make friends with a neighbor pretty quickly. Lots of getting up and sitting down. Narrow isles. Alcohol, water and typical concert snacks were available. Free parking.

Always a fun place to gamble. This casino does NOT have card tables, just slots. Has a couple restaurants, a bar, and complimentary coffee and soda. Plenty of parking, the parking lot is lit up pretty good at night. As always casinos are designed to take your money, but you do get lucky once in a while.

I always meet my brother here from Michigan. We hang out and gamble for a little bit. But lately have not been winning nowhere near like I used to at this location . And they don't give as good as bonuses as Hollywood does

Was there today, took a friend and wife out for friends birthday lost a lot of money ! I was ok with that ,stoped at the bar for a cocktails was never greeted buy such rude bartenders 2 women then a gentleman named Keith came over and served us he was spot on .Make him a manager he was polite and personable when he waited on us ! All it takes is a personality Keith was awesome.

What a night!! Saw George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic. AMAZING show. Crowd filled with the energy the band was exuding. So glad I got to see this incredible band.

This Buffet just opened up about 4 weeks ago. The selection of good is really fantastic and was beyond our expectations. The chefs were amazing, and they knew their food selection really well, and when you they explained it to you in detailChef Red by far is the best at this buffet and has excellent cooking skills and customer service

Good place to go to lose your money.Nice variety of slots that don't pay out. I suggest you don't waste your time and money. Doesn't deserve 1 star.

Disclaimer: Don't gamble YOU WILL LOSE EVERYTHINGThat being said I had a wonderful stop here and enjoyed myself for a little longer than I expected.Lots of machines, new and old. Came in with $300 left with $1200 hitting my biggest single win to date.once I doubled my bank roll the high limits room was where the money was at that morning. Guy across from me hit like 4 hand pays in the hour I was in high limit roomthanks MGM

It was great. We ate at the buffet which was much better than expected. We then watched Kurt Diemer followed by Tesla. Very nice venue. I'll be sure to check out who else is playing there. Great evening

I love going to MGM to have fun. The payout isn't always the greatest but the atmosphere is wonderful. The employees are super nice and assistant you the best way possible. If they don't know the answer, they will find someone who does.When cashing in a ticket that has to have the taxes withheld does take an extra long time. I wish they wouldn't make people wait 30+ minutes to get paid. Also, the bottles of beer went up another dollar $6 for a regular beer is kinda high IMO. Other than that, I would recommend going but don't expect to hit anything worth talking about. The machines are definitely tight on the weekends.

This place is still fun. Went in and cruised the place. Found different slots to play . Was very busy for the holiday. Clean, all services available and eateries open. Greeted upon entry. Great local place for gambling fun!

Loved it this time I won. Lol but in all truthfulness was clean but they don't have many of the keno machines we like I feel you should have the choice to play 1-4 on every machine or at least all the keno on one machine, so I don't have to try and hop around to try and find a machine to my liking.

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10777 Northfield Rd, Northfield, OH 44067, USA

So much fun with the band, played ABBA songs. It was great seeing people sing and dance along. Good times.!

I used to live really close to Mapleside Farms. When my kids were little we used to take them there in the fall for the festivities. Back then Mapleside was full to the bursting with gifts, baked goods and everything apple in the fall. I went recently for the first time in about 15 years. I was very saddened to see that there was nothing left of the old place I remember. There was apple cider in the cooler case and a few products for sale. The bakery did smell delicious. Bought the place was pretty much deserted. Unfortunately I think it's a sign of the times. Small businesses are really getting squeezed out. Nobody wants to buy gifts at small businesses. Which is really sad. I will say that their new barn for special events is absolutely gorgeous! I am hoping that this is how they will continue into the future. Their apple cider is the best. We traveled there to buy 5 gallons we are converting to hard cider. I'm including some photos of the outstanding view of the valley behind them. And the new event barn.

It says on the sign at mapleside farms that they will be opening in spring I think possibly late summer cuz they weren't open when I was there.....? however the sights and sounds are still beautiful... As you can see from the pictures...!!!!

Beautiful farms that puts on amazing live music on summer weekends featuring the backdrop of their spectacular sunset. It’s the best bang for your buck in the state of Ohio!

We visited for the fall festival. We had kids ranging from 8-18 (or much older if you count me in) and we all had a blast! They have corn mazes, hay rides, pig races, giant bounce pads, and much more.The 300+ foot slide down the side of the hill (pictured) was definitely the highlight! Those young people hauling the burlap sacks back up the hill deserve a raise or at least a tip jar. The fresh, hot, apple cider donuts were amazing and washing them down with a cider slush was great. So many foods that smelled so good, but we couldn't try them all. Prices were fair. All of the employees were polite. It was very well run and enjoyable.

Love the Friday night concerts at mapleside...it's so nice to enjoy being outside, listening to good music and enjoying the sunsets with an adult beverage! I love being close to home and seeing friends/neighbors also enjoying mapleside...

This was my 1st concert over the valley ( van Halen) cover band. The place was Beautiful!!! Gorgeous sunset , nicely setup and very clean!!! Will be back!!!!!

My wife and I had our baby shower at the lodge upstairs on the main level. Absolutely gorgeous. The staff was immediately helpful and understanding, fetching a few things I needed. Thank you guys for that, seriously. Food was delicious. Lunch menu. The views from the back window are breathtaking. Special thank you to Taylor and Gavin, employees there. You guys were wonderful!

Very nice place.. you park and get a tractor and trailer ride to the location of the band.

My first concert experience was wonderful! The view was beautiful, especially watching the sunset! Great atmosphere too!

Always love Mapleside Farms Fall Fest. They added even more fun activities, the people are always extremely nice, the food is great, and the super slide can't be beat. All around a great place to visit especially in the fall with your family.

We’ve held Business at the Barn at Mapleside Farms for 7 years now. The Mapleside team truly makes the experience amazing! The way they communicate and their service is by far the best. If you’re looking for a venue to hold a wedding, life event, etc. Mapleside is the place to be! Thanks again for making the process so easy!

The property was relatively clean and calm. My family and I were able to relax sitting over the side of the hill top. I’ll definitely go back in the fall for some of the events. Pretty empty though since it’s summer time.

We love coming here every year around Halloween. Such a beautiful place and so much fun. Our son loves it! Especially the playground, huge slide and the bouncy area. Thanks for sharing your beautiful place with us each year! ❤️

It was worth the drive from Cleveland. There are multiple tractor rides (hay ride, pig and cow cars, etc). Animals. Legendary pig races. Hot apple cider and really good food. Pumpkin patch. Beautiful views and backgrounds for pictures. They also take credit cards everywhere you may need to spend money.

The hayride was fun the maze was really nice the children's maze was nice. The slide it brings out the big kid in you and the food was was really good I love the turkey legs the fries, chicken tenders were good everything has a lot of flavor so the stuff is really good even the desserts. We bought a blueberry pie home, it was amazing. I think it's the best blueberry pie I have ever had, and I've had a lot of blueberry pies their wines are good. The apple cider was really good you bought a couple of gallons home wish you would have brought more they have candy apples also.

I have filmed 3 different weddings at Mapleside Farms barn, one of which was my first ever wedding! I filmed this particular wedding in May of 2022. This has always been a great venue for me and offers the perfect amount of everything. This place on any given day with a sunset alone has a great vibe, so of course weddings are fantastic. I am excited to see the new updates and look forward to coming back here as soon as the next wedding allows! Drone pictures from this awesome 3rd experience. Enjoy!

This was my annual trip to Mapleside Farm while I am on my Fall vacation. It was beautiful as usual. My family and I live for the cider and hot apple doughnuts. It has become a Fall tradition. I now take my grand daughter.

All I can say is wow! My mom and I went to one of the Pumpkin Village weekends where nearly the whole farm is transformed. There are 7 different themed weekends and even though I'm an hour away this will now be a yearly tradition!The parking was pretty easy to figure out, just make sure you read their website for any updates. We bought our tickets at the gate and went on a Saturday around 4:00 p.m. Surprisingly, despite the amount of people, it did not feel busy at all just because there's so much to do!Plenty of portapottys - so no wait!We rode a giant slide, watched a live play that was very cute, there was tons of food to choose from, the fries looked so good! They also had spots for you to buy alcoholic drinks. They had liquor, wine, beer and other non-alcoholic choices. Of course I chose my first spooky beer of the season!We took a hayride around the orchard but they also have all kinds of different things for kids. I can't even begin to describe how much there was to do!We left with pumpkins and cider and plenty of memories. :)This is a must do if you're in the area!

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294 Pearl Rd, Brunswick, OH 44212, USA

Cassidy did a great job training our group to operate the cables and pulley.This was a Demanding Workout! Crossing many of the various types of rope bridges had me sweating like crazy and working muscles I'd forgotten I had! If you're not in pretty good shape, this course will be difficult.But I persevered, and that last zip line through the trees was a blast!

This place was great. It was a lot of fun and it had its challenges. You need a certain amount of upper and lower body strength to make it through to the end of all the courses...as well as confidence and determination. Savannah was a great instructor and made sure we had the hang of it all before letting us do it by ourselves. I loved that after the first 3 courses, you could repeat one of the last two, once. I've been ziplining before out of the country, but having obstacle courses inbetween was an interesting experience. I would absolutely go back. The people working there were super nice and patient with my group. Please try this place. The price is more than fair for what you get!

We had a great time, ages 10-42. It took us about 2 1/2hrs to fet through the course. Lots of fun, and we all got very dirty in the mulch from ziplining.

Really fun, staff was nice and helpful. Just make sure not to bring your phone or wallet so you don't drop it in the woods. There are also water stations and bathrooms.

There are not enough words to say to thank them for making my elderly mom's bucket wish come true. They were so kind and helpful and made the day amazing. From the initial time we contacted them , to the tour to see if we could make it happen and the actual Zipline everything was wonderful and everyone was helpful.

I've been to three other treetop obstacle places.- This is the only one where the mechanism allows you to unhook yourself. Are they waiting for someone to fall? (EDIT: Clarification, I meant on the tree platforms, you can unhook yourself completely if you choose to)- The difficulty is not what I expected. Too easy for some people. Noticeably easier than the other three places I've been to in Michigan.- The price is a lot higher than I'm used to. You do get more time though.- We wasted time during training, mainly because of waiting for others. Other places do their training as often as possible with smaller group sizes. Here, you do training once per hour (don't miss it!) and so this group training could be crowded if it's a busy day.

Awesome experience! My husband and I (ages 62 & 58) had a great time doing the Treetop Journey, 1 hour course. It was a great introduction to Go Ape. It was just challenging enough. We will definitely go back.This is a great date spot for first dates or folks like us, still sharing adventures after 27 years of marriage. Lots of fun!

We went on a rainy day and they said thunder had been heard so we had to wait. This was absolutely fine. However, they flat out lied and told us that we would be able to get up on the rope course around 2:00. 2:15 came and no one was even over by the smaller course that we were waiting at. So I went back to the front desk and was told they needed to wait until there was no thunder for at least a half hour. There had been no thunder for over a half hour easily, but I said okay. Well how much longer till a half hour hits? He gave me a bit of a run around and finally told me it would be 15 more minutes. At 2:30. No one was still over at the rope course. I had to go back up to the front to be told at 2:40 finally that they were going to come over and start setting it up. At 2:45 the girl was halfway over to the rope course taking a slow long walk and they said they heard thunder again and needed to shut it down. I waited over an hour for them to just shut it down. I would have been fine with this if I was told the truth from the beginning that it would be at least an hour until we got up there and that there was no guarantee. But he told me at 1:45 it would be open at 2:00. Then I kept being pushed back and pushed back. The more expensive course got to go up for about 20 minutes because they made sure to get them up as soon as it was thunder free. However, since I have a little one that can only ride the smaller course, I guess I just didn't matter to them and my business wasn't important.

Really fun for myself and the children. Kinda expensive but had a blast. Went on a rainy day for more fun. Place was empty. Could see it being very busy on a nice day. Would return, but not often due to price.

Loved this place so much. Took the family and we had a ball. It rained for about 5 min but after that an amazing time was had. They staff was super friendly and help. And a good bit of info they are open and you zip line and do the course no matter rain or shine. The only time they cancel is if it thunderstorm and they will refund your money. But you absolutely have to try this it was so much fun!

Great experience. Perfect for outdoor activity. Takes about and 1-2 hours to get through depending on your pace. Really liked that flexibility of being on our own instead of having someone watch over us the entire time.

Place was fun. Attendants were very helpful. Better be a little in shape when participating in this activity

Exciting and a good workout. Three hour adventure for the family includes a lot of climbing, 5 ziplines, and a Tarzan swing. Mostly shaded experience but you will want to apply bug spray...especially if it rained a day or two before your reservation. Felt safe.

Overall experience is good but I would like to mention that I was denied the previously agreed upon group discount for 10 or more people on the ticket counter. I have an email confirmation from GoApe for discount for reservation for specific day’s visit for group of 10 people so I called in more people to join us but they denied it on the counter stating it’s for 15 or more people for that day. They also denied admission to part of our group which arrived 15 minutes late stating no more bookings for the day but we already had group reservation for the day, could not understand why no more booking allowed as park did not seem to be over capacity, sounded more like they had to close for the day early so they denied it. Our friends drove for over an hour and got disappointed.

Best place is really really cool you really have to come down and see it very nice

Arborwear went Ape for a company team building afternoon. We all had a great time! It was challenging but so much fun. All 27 of us completed the course and help each other along the way. Some people were a little hesitant on participating but once they started they had a blast and was able to complete the course. Some spots are a little more challenging than others but the course offers you 2 routes in those spots to choose which way you want to go. It is definitely a good workout. Fingerless gloves would of been great to have for the climbing spots but they were sold out when we got there so maybe a good idea to bring your own. I always felt safe but you have to make sure you are paying attention in the training and when you switch at each station (there are signs at each one so it is easy). There are quite a few spots where if you decide you do not want to continue you can so everyone should a least give it a try! I would definitely go again, maybe in the fall when the leafs are fully changed and the weather is a little cooler.

You walk in sign a waiver, bathroom break and off you go with your instructor. They teach you everything you need to know to keep you safe. They repeat it ALOT so that it can stick and you will be good to go. After that you begin your journey close to her then you go alone to an amazing adventure!Pros: A lot of fun amd different courses to do. Great friendly staff.Cons: It is pricey and you are only able to do everything one time.I would love to come more but for the price it's best to just go once a year.

Just beware you will absolutely violently hit wood chips when you land after ziplining down. At the beginning they tell you DO NOT panic if you turn backwards or sideways but to just let it happen. Oh, it will happen. So when you are flying backwards at vicious speeds and have no idea the landing is coming - you are going to land, HARD. Nothing slows you down so you just crash extra hard. I fell so hard my shoe flew off, and my shorts came down, never a good sign. Lose two and you're basically dead! If you have pre existing neck or back issues or are in general, elderly, no offense, you should avoid the ziplines. You will land anyway but on your feet, at least once, I guarantee it. I did and I watched many others violently land, they were not happy. Otherwise, great time and definitely a work out. You will certainly feel the pain the next day because again, you will crash, bang boom, but also because its a great workout. Overall we had a great time and really enjoyed the adventure. I am no longer limping and I can now stand without assistance. 5 stars!!!

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16200 Valley Pkwy, Strongsville, OH 44136, USA

We had a great time. It wasn’t to crowded. Staff were friendly. My son enjoys the donuts. Great place to let the kids run around.

Great place for a visit! Pumpkins, cider, and of course apples! Fun for children and adults. Was not crowded when we were there and plenty of parking was available.

Love this farm! Strawberries were delicious. Love their bakery. Will be back here again soon.

The donuts and apple fritters are delicious here. They have a nice store with a great variety of products. It’s a lot of fun to visit here around fall but they are open year round. There’s a playground for kids and they also have bunnies and chickens.

First time here and my grandson loved it! The playground was so fun and seeing the animals. It was free. They have tons of pumpkins compared to other places and a huge store. The funnel cakes were good as well. I will definitely be back.

Baby bunnies, chickens, fresh berries, donuts, playground. Lots of picnic tables in the shade to eat your goodies. Truly a gem.

Patterson's is one of my favorite places to go in all times of the year but especially in the summer and fall. I love picking out fresh fruits and veggies, as well as other local products like maple syrup and apple cider. Their donuts and pies are also amazing. Highly recommend the apple cider donuts and apple fritters - best I've ever had of each pastry.

Very nice store and the apple fritters are huge! So many neat items to buy.

What a beautiful little place! We stopped here after a visit to Holden Arboretum just a short drive away. It smelled divine inside where all the pies were! Apple cider was great and they had a store with many other goods up for sale. Plenty of overflow parking!

Always a wonderful experience with high quality bakery items and a lovely country feel. Be sure to take your kiddos to their awesome themed playground! Don't forget to check out their animals too!

Very nice!! They have a small animal farm too. Nice views to sit and enjoy a fresh made donut.

This is an old farm that has been in the Northern Cleveland area for many generations. A great place to bring kids of all ages to pick apples and have a fun day. If you have a favorite apple, you will find it at this farm by the seasons. We like Melrose and Jonathan, which are great for pies. In addition, you will find fresh corn, plums, vegetables, pies and other products. Support local#

Always a great time. Any time of year not just fall.There store is always well lit and inviting.Can wait to stop by soon for some pie local honey and of course the Apple fritters with cider.

Always love it here! Nice atmosphere. Went and took kids to pick apples. Very fun to do during week while not a lot of people are there. Have a great play area! Lots of great produce as well. Excellent pies. Are now setting up for fall.

I used to go there regularly when I lived in Cleveland. There was a golf course behind the existing market and you had to walk through apple orchards to tee off. I stop by every time I'm visiting. Their product line has expanded a bit but I'm still a huge fan of their cider and of course apple pie. Well worth the ride where ever you are on the north coast.There is also small play area for kids when they visit and that can occupy one adult while the other shops.

Good service. Well staffed. The 3 varieties we got to pick are johnathan, empire, courtland, we like courtland the best. Other ones are just ok, price is $2/lb so actually a little expensive I think? But can’t beat the freshness. overall a good experience. Took less than 1 hr to fill up 2 bags. Each bag is about 10-15LB. Would return next year, hopefully they make the prices a little better.

We love this place! So many amazing food items and things to do with the kids. Only issue was a girl at the donut counter was a little rude but everyone else there is so nice.

We were able to pick our own apples while following there guidelines of what can be picked but we were also permitted to explore the orchards respectfully. They had tractor tours available as well at no additional charge. We bought Apple fritters in the bakery as big as his head and I was able to bake many tasty treats from my apples. We go yearly and it gets better every time

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What a phenomenal place to behold the beauty in nature! The kids had a blast with the zip line and train exhibits, the tower is marvelous, and the flowers everywhere are beautiful! Animal tracks, wilderness games and climbing, long or short hikes, and clean facilities made this a place we will definitely return to. The staff was great and there is so much to see! As a first-time guest, please note that your entrance is to the right of the ticket booth (that was somewhat confusing and overly complicated), and that the library's rare book "exhibit" is a ton of books in a glass room. I think an appointment can be made to see them up close, but call for details.

A 100% must visit if you love flowers, lakes, and nature trails. Super clean and well kept, with lots of short trails any member of the family could complete as a chill stroll through some lovely flowers along tiny lakes scattered throughout the park. Along each trail there are quaint wooden benches to rest. There are lots of geese and fish in each of the tiny lakes, and there are some canopy areas for larger groups. The prices are not that bad and if needed reserved areas can be booked for special occassions. The restrooms are some of the cleanest I've seen and they allow pets provided you clean up after them. Their picnic and BBQ grilling area is really lovely as well, with lots of tables under some shaded trees along a small lake. The weekends are probably thr busiest, but still worth the scenic drive to get there. Their friendly staff are all amazing as well.100% recommend!

This is my favorite place on earth.Go. Just go.I think I'm finally going to buy a membership in 2023. I live about an hour away but each time I go it's a new adventure, something to see around every corner. I've visited during every season and love it more each time.So many events going on, ample parking, and the absolute best way to spend an entire day. Bring a picnic and enjoy everything Holden has to offer!!

Beautiful gardens, meticulously maintained grounds, impressive Lego displays perfectly displayed throughout the property. Amazing views from the tree top tower! We came on a day with food trucks and vendors in the front green space area. Otherwise you should plan on bringing a picnic basket. One other thing, their Lilly pad flowers are pink, not white, we've never seen that before.

What a wonderful experience! This is something for everyone and of all ages. They have guided tours on carts for those who don't want to walk. We walked 4 miles total on the day and didn't even actually make it entirely around everything. We did get to see and enjoy most of it, however. There is a nice restroom about in the middle with some water fountains and some port-o-potties in other places. There was a water bottle refill station by the visitors center and plenty of restrooms. They have some snacks, beverages, and even salads to purchase, but we planned ahead and brought our own snacks and beverages. Just plan on being outside, walking for quite some time. Remember to check the weather. Kyle loved the Canopy Walk and Emergent Tower. What a view! We also really enjoyed Buckeye Buds Adventure Woods. It was a long day, but it was an awesome day! We'll be back as everything changes throughout the seasons!

Beautiful park with so many different things to see. This was our first time there, and didn't come close to seeing the entire place. The canopy walk and the observation tower were definitely worth seeing. There were a lot of people there, but we didn't have an issue with parking, and the park didn't feel crowded at all. Highly recommend checking it out. Also, the yearly membership pays for itself if you come back a second time within a year, so keep that in mind!

We visited in early spring, so things were just starting to bloom, and it wasn't too busy. There were no waits for the canopy or tower. They have miles of walking trails, and lots to see. We, packed a lunch, had a picnic, and some exercise. They also have trams, so those with mobility issues can also enjoy the park We highly recommend a visit.

Amazing place to hike, the tower and the walk up in the trees were our favorite, if you have kids this is a great place to get out and hike! I recommend you visit in the fall when the leaves are changing.After climbing the tower I was surprised I can see Lake Erie such beautiful sights and memories made, if you love the outdoors don’t miss taking a trip to see Holden Arboretum!

This is one of my favorite spots in NE Ohio. The grounds are absolutely breathtaking during spring, summer & fall. It's open year round for hiking which is great. The staff is always friendly & helpful. The events are usually very cool & the Adventure woods are perfect for kids. Membership is worth the price if you love to be outdoors or take your kids outside. If you're a photographer this Membership is a must. The membership can also get you into other gardens across the U.S. & the Cleveland Botanical Garden.

Absolutely love Holden Arboretum. So well kept. Lots of trail options appropriate for all ages. The gardens are just beautiful. Currently they have Lego art on display. Very cool even for adults. I do recommend a membership which also includes the Cleveland Botanical Gardens. Well worth the price.

"Holden Arboretum is truly a wonder. The park boasts an incredible variety of flowers and trees, making every step a delightful journey through nature's beauty. Personally, I was captivated by the enchanting butterfly garden and the scenic wooden tower, which provided stunning views of the landscape.What adds to the charm of this place are the serene ponds that dot the park, creating a peaceful and calming atmosphere. The staff here are not only knowledgeable but also incredibly friendly, adding to the overall positive experience.I left Holden Arboretum with a sense of awe and a promise to myself to return soon. It's a hidden gem that deserves to be explored time and time again."

Amazing venue, so much to do and see, beautiful scenery, highly recommend getting there early and making a day of it. The tram your was worth it for the amount of walking it saved and Jake was very knowledgeable. The butterfly garden was my favorite, especially the little me raccoon family on the deck near the pond. I would definitely go back and walk some of the trails.

We had a very nice walk despite intermittent drizzle and rain. The canopy walk was excellent and several of our group enjoyed climbing the tower for a panoramic view of the fall colors.

Must see! From perfectly manicured gardens to raw beauty on the back trails to the incredible suspension bridge and tower, there is so much to see!

BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS!! Will absolutely return!! Highly recommend!! Worth the cost! The staff was so helpful and knowledgeable. Family and pet friendly. The tower is worth the climb, you can do it, I believe in you!! (Pets are not allowed on the canopy walk or the tower.) There are endless paths to walk, beautiful gardens, many ponds. Plentiful parking. Tram tours available for an additional $10 a person. Many places for picnic lunches. Gift shop & restrooms in the visitor center.Spring is great for the gardens, summer is great for the butterflies, fall is great for the tower.We spent around 3.5 hours here (including our time in the visitor center), walked 3.8 miles, and still did not see all the paths/trails there are to see.

A delightful place! I came on a Halloween weekend. The flowers were out of season, but the trees were in their full foliage glory, with every color of the autumn spectrum. It was a gray and rainy day, so there weren't any lines for the treetop walk or the emergent canopy tower. Everything was well-maintained, with plenty of trails to enjoy. If you're looking for nature, fresh air, and beautiful views, definitely swing by!

It is gorgeous and very peaceful. I can't wait to see this place during the fall season.Bring your own water bottle.Please be mindful, if you are taking your dogs out there, please, pick up after them.

Beautiful place to interact with nature! A hit with my kids everytime we go!

Beautiful place. Great views. I was expecting more wildlife, but that's beyond the arboretum's control. They could, however, have more restroom facilities... While the ONE they did have was clean, it was entirely not enough for the bustling day full of patrons. We did see 2 mobile potties, but those were a HARD pass.

Great place, very peaceful and serene even with the number of people with plenty to see and enjoy. Also there are plenty of benches and places to relax and rest, which came in real handy for me. Well worth the 20 dollars to get in

Not sure that middle-late September is the best time to visit an arboretum, but it worked out well for me. The crowd was minimal and I didn’t have to wait for any of the attractions. This place will be ablaze in fall color soon. The leaves are starting to give a nod to what is coming. It was also nice to see what perennials and shrubs still look good at this time of year. Notes taken for my own gardening plan and future purchases. Be prepared to walk! It’s a lot of acreage to cover!

Very nice long walk, make sure you have a phone, water and food. I like the observation tower but didn't make it to the top because of my two year old. I liked the canopy walk but it was very scary and it moves, creaks and groans. The park is big so expect to be here for awhile. I didn't get to see everything because I have a two year old who was getting grumpy. I love the bridges and the 🔵 berry 🫐 trail. Definitely recommend it to anyone

Such a beautiful visit to Holden Arboretum today. The Pollinator Express was such a great addition - with the trains and such beautiful planting and sculptures.Enjoyed the tranquility of this serene place.

Was able to get out and enjoy the 70 degree day! Paths were well tended. So thankful we have this living museum to enjoy just outside of Cleveland! Been members for years. Wonderful investment!

This is the best arboretum I've ever been to and $20 is on point for what you get. Butterfly garden, canopy walk, emergent tower, gardens, ponds, paved trails, it is endless. We took the tram tour this time and was well worth the $10. They do more here than just weed flower beds. They have a seed bank and do a LOT of research. Your money is going to a good cause.

We had such a fantastic time and love this place. We came as we had the day off for the holiday and I'm so glad we did. Despite the heat the whole location is just beautiful. I'm so happy we were able to come during the lego sculptures. We loved walked the trail and finding them. We wish we would have know we could bring our dog, but next time. We decided after this visit to become members as we will definitely want to visit again. Beautiful place.

You’ll be gobsmacked with beauty when you visit here!! Spring is quite simply over-the-top so be prepared for scent, sights and serenity

An honestly unimpressive walk that has been dwarfed by many hikes I've been on in the nearby area, that were not only better looking, but free.The fact it was $20 for what was a bad joke through the woods and a poor showing of flowers should make them ashamed.Really, only come here if you for some reason can't get into any of the Cleveland Metro parks or Cuyahoga valley national Park. It is a waste of time and money.

Everytime we visit Holden Arboretum we see something new. It is always exciting to see what that will be...new critters, insects, or new flowers , trees, or bushes. It is always a great adventure. We'll worth the drive. Enjoy!

Such a beautiful place with soooo much to explore. Beautiful flowers, amazing trees, wildlife everywhere, and staff throughout the park to assist with any questions. Plus, there trail network is so extensive!

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9550 Sperry Rd, Kirtland, OH 44094, USA

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One of my favorite places in the whole world. We have been members for years and could not recommend it enough. Top place to visit if you are visiting Cleveland or if you are a local. It is always free and the collection is top tier and ALWAYS FREE. My personal favorite galleries to visit are the contemporary gallery, the American landscapes and the Armor court. Of course, do not miss hanging out in the atrium and the interactive art lens area. If the weather is nice, a stroll around wade lagoon is a great way to admire the architecture and surrounding area. In April the cherry blossoms are stunning!

It is a large museum with free entrance. It is difficult to visit in one day. If you want to read the descriptions of the arts, you need a few days to visit the museum. It is possible to find works from many periods of history and many civilizations. I recommend that you join the guided tours at 1 pm, which usually last 1 hour. Make sure you have comfortable shoes.

I was very impressed by this museum. Very broad, expansive collection with some nice items. They have some unique ancient Greek, Roman, and Vincan items that I don't recall ever seeing equivalents of in places like the British Museum, Louvre, or some other nice museums around the US. Attached are some of those that I found to be unique plus more modern art that I enjoyed.

So peaceful beautiful peaceful clean and spacious so much art all different kinds. Great for a date family visit or even a picnic. Pond with geese to feed. Downtown Cleveland and you would never know it. So quite peaceful green lush grass goes forever. The trees so many different colors. Highly recommend this place for anyone I don’t know how you could not enjoy this place has so much to offer. Hope you get to experience this beautiful landscape with art and history.

A wonderful gem in Cleveland. They have an extensive collection of different kinds of art, ranging from the armor collection to Baroque. They also have a nice gift shop and cafe that you can stop in on your way out. The architecture inside and outside are works of art themselves. The best part…it’s free! All of the employees I’ve encountered have been very friendly and informative as well. A great way to spend an afternoon.

Very impressive for a free art museum. They have a good mix of many mediums and eras, so there’s something for everyone. There’s a new high tech area that’s pretty cool as well.Parking is $14 for non-members but you can probably find free parking nearby.

The Cleveland Museum of Art is an absolute must-visit for art lovers and anyone looking for a cultural experience in Cleveland, Ohio. The museum houses an impressive collection of over 61,000 works of art from around the world, spanning from ancient times to contemporary art. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated and beautifully displayed, with something for everyone to enjoy. The museum is spacious and easy to navigate, and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly. The museum also offers a variety of educational programs and events, making it a great destination for families and school groups. The building itself is a work of art, with stunning architecture and a beautiful atrium. Admission to the museum is free, making it accessible to all. I highly recommend the Cleveland Museum of Art for anyone looking for a world-class art experience in the heart of Cleveland.

Beautiful musuem, I loved how the exhibits were set up and they were spread out from one another. Would recommend coming in early or by at least 2 because it closes at 5. If you read everything and want to stop for coffee you can spend the half/entire day here easily.

This place is great! We did a tour of the first floor than the second floor and had a blast. On the first floor they had these two rooms with sets of engravings (pretty sure they're lithographs and wood carvings). That are in absolutely incredible condition and detail. On the second floor, I was astonished at their main room of early renaissance paintings. They're huge, and gorgeous.They also have that famous Pablo Picasso painting from his blue period they teach in art history.It's a fun place to spend some time and grab a tasty coffee.

I love that it's Free admission for one. My kids loved it. Great place to walk around but also enjoy many variations of art. Great to keep in your back pocket for an idea on a rainy day but even a sunny one you would want to go to take pictures of the outdoors too. Cafe has great options and smelled good but highly expensive especially for most who are on a budget. Otherwise love going here!

This was my 1st time to anywhere in Cleveland. I really enjoyed this museum. For the most part you could walk right up to whatever you wanted to look at very few times did I have to wait in line. There was a very large variety of art and history they had displayed which I appreciated and kept me interested along with displaying alot of fun facts I got to read and learn about. FYI Security will not let you take a bookbag with you they will make you check it into there closet in the front entrance.

The Cleveland Museum of Art is a true masterpiece, both architecturally and artistically. I visited, and it left an indelible impression on me.First and foremost, the museum's collection is breathtaking. It's a journey through time and diverse cultures, with a remarkable array of art spanning from ancient civilizations to contemporary works. The quality and variety of the pieces on display are astounding, and there's something to captivate every art lover. Whether you're into classical paintings, sculptures, or modern art, this museum has it all.The architecture of the museum is a work of art in itself. The beautifully designed building combines classic and modern elements, and it's a pleasure to explore. The atrium, in particular, is a stunning space that provides a sense of openness and grandeur, making it an ideal backdrop for the incredible art within.The staff and curators are knowledgeable and passionate about the art, and their enthusiasm is infectious. You'll find yourself learning about the pieces and their historical context as you explore, which enhances the overall experience.Additionally, the museum offers a wealth of educational resources, from guided tours to interactive exhibits, making it a great place for families and students. The museum also hosts special exhibitions that provide fresh perspectives on art and culture.Conveniently located in University Circle, it's easy to access and pairs well with other nearby attractions like the botanical gardens and the Cleveland Orchestra. Parking is a breeze, and the on-site restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with a view of the museum's beautiful grounds.In conclusion, The Cleveland Museum of Art is a cultural treasure that offers an enriching experience for art enthusiasts and curious minds alike. It's a place where you can lose yourself in the beauty of art and history. If you find yourself in Cleveland, this museum is a must-visit destination.

This is free to all! Lovely grounds. A wonderful collection with helpful volunteers & staff. Monthly lunch programs on current collections from curators. Special exhibits( which may have an entry fee) A true gem.

First time visitors from West Virginia! Our first contact was the very pleasant parking garage attendant who made us feel welcome and happy to be here. Walked around to the South Side entrance and the views are beautiful. The groundskeepers have their hands full but are doing a great job!Inside, we were greeted by a couple of attendants who were also very welcoming and friendly, as were all the employees we came in contact with. Much appreciated in a place where we want to nurture future generations to come to a better appreciation of the beauty in the past and present and continue this vision in their own lives, hopeful that they have great potential. After all, if you can be famous for a teddy bear dress, than is anything outside the realm of possibility? ;) Yes, it can be fun and thought-provoking at the same time.Enjoyed our visit and appreciated the variety of displays and the scope of works. Beautiful inside and out!

A fun and interactive experience. I was amazed by all the beautiful pieces they had, just in pure awe. Hands down an amazing experience as soon as you walk in the door. A must see in Cleveland and Free!! Great place to spend all day, enjoy the Cafe and gift shop and a good place to bring kids or go with friends. Very welcoming staff available to share details or answer any questions.

It's been said 1000 times but this place is absolutely incredible. If you're anywhere near the area you really need to check it out! I've been to dozens of museums and this one is honestly on another level.If you want to explore the whole thing/all the exhibits expect to spend at least 3 hours or so, but if you have less time it's very easy to pop in and out of the different exhibits! Also I went on a Saturday and it wasn't even super busy, excellent spot.

I had a great experience. The staff is super friendly and the cafe is great. I saw three South Asia related exhibitions, which were all fantastically curated. And, the gift shop has great stuff. Must visit if you’re visiting the area.

A great museum! Entry is free, but we had to pay $14 for parking. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The museum is large, clean and beautiful. The exhibits are well described.

This was an amazing museum! As quality as I've ever experienced - right up there with the Smithsonian in my opinion. The exhibits had incredible pieces and the ambiance was top notch! They also had a great interactive art media exhibit for kids and adults alike that we enjoyed as well!

Excellent museum with a broad collection of art. It is large enough that you can't see it all in one day. It should be on everyone's to do list when visiting Cleveland.If you park in the garage, the entrance to the museum is on the garage's second floor. Drive up the ramp.

This is one of the best museums I have been to and it happens to always be free! I would actually pay to visit the CMOA. The architecture of the building is beautiful with a large glass enclosed atrium for having lunch or shopping their very nice gift shop! We spent a few hours viewing all the exhibits throughout the museum and nothing disappointed. I would consider this an art museum/history museum because they have a room dedicated to medieval battle gear along with a room dedicated to Egyptian pottery and mummies. 10 out of 10 would highly recommend!

World famous art museum with gorgeous sculptures, paintings and items across all periods and cultures. The atrium was huge with a garden and fine dining restaurant. Entry is free, bit parking is $14. My favorite sculpture had to be the miniature The Thinker.

Went to see the Monet exhibit on loan from France! He is my favorite! Then we wandered over to Artlens & it is a must see! There's lots of pictures on a huge screen & you touch one you like & it opens up larger on the screen. It tells you all about the piece and where it's on display. Plus you can touch the artists name & it will show more of their art. Or touch the period in time & it will show more. Then there's a room where you can virtually make pottery, wear armor, wear jewelry, make a shape & it will find artwork with that shape in it. Then you can make virtual paintings! Then we wandered across to the original art museum and took in all the art on the first floor. It only cost $14 for parking!

Such an amazing place! When I thought I saw everything, there were more rooms to find. Loved every single piece. Also so happy that it’s free to the public.

One of the best museums I've ever been to, I really immersed myself in the past. Different cultures, styles, countries and the most talented creators. Very beautiful paintings that you can see only in this museum, various world sculptures, extremely beautiful tableware, as well as ancient furniture. The museum itself is very large, two floors, there are elevators, you can also have a delicious snack in the cafe, a large selection of food and drinks, cuisine for every taste. There is also a zone where children can play and show their creative skills, for example, create a portrait of themselves or mold a vase from clay, draw with gestures on the screen, so children will not be bored here. We spent about 3 hours in the museum, but we were very satisfied and pleasantly surprised by what we saw. The museum itself is free, but you have to pay for parking, the museum has friendly staff, it is clean, light and cozy. We visited on Friday, there were not many people, there are many benches where you can rest, toilets. My family and I receiving a lot of positive emotions from such beautiful, informative and instructive places, recommend it to everyone))

Doesn’t have the most famous pieces but still a very diverse and intriguing selection from both well- and lesser-known artists, all with concise, informative descriptions. Excellent exhibitions (we saw Monet in Focus, Korean Couture, and Into the Seven Jeweled Mountain). Beautiful atrium with food and drink from a variety of cuisines to fit individual preferences.

Parking and getting there was super easy. It was a beautiful space. Very chilly in there so bring a small jacket or sweatshirt. We didn't do the added exhibits as we had a busy day. So many beautiful and interesting pieces to enjoy.

I have been coming here as a patron, member, student, parent, and guest for many years. Obviously it is one of my favorite places to visit. That said, the security guards are becoming an issue. Most are wonderful, 10% will follow you from room to room if you aren't of a certain type of person (which I'm not; I'm an artist and I'm comfortably dressed, as are my children, when I'm there to draw or learn or whatever). Yesterday, the ticket man at Byzantium was condescending and rude, and multiple male guards followed me and my children (teenagers who are also professional artists) around incessantly. Don't do that! One literally stood arm's length behind me! That's creepy, disturbing, and borders on alarming. No security guard should be "breathing distance" from a patron, ever. We were not loud, not intrusive, not obnoxious...and we did not feel welcome. Parking attendant was very pleasant, so was front desk. (Also, you may want to have a professional Hollywood lighting company come in, glare and heavy shadows are really becoming terrible issues. It makes it hard to see many, many details.)

Incredible museum! I had no idea what a large museum Cleveland had. They've got a nice parking garage that is reasonably priced, museum admission is free, and they've got a really nice cafe. Even more encouraging was the fact that it has a nice crowd on a random Saturday. They've got some impressive pieces including Monet. But they aren't limited to one era or culture. It would take several visits to soak it all in.

First art museum I’ve been to, and it was incredible. A free museum that you need 2 days to fully explore. Lots of exhibits and so many unique treasures. Highly highly recommend this place if you’re visiting Cleveland.

Exceptional museum. IT'S FREE!!! Ranging from historical pieces to contemporary, this museum has it all. The gift shop and little cafe are nice too. The beautiful central main room is a perfect space to take a break before jumping back into another art era.

Overall very cool exhibit. I enjoyed the Picasso work . They was an extremely sweet woman working there who gifted me and a friend tickets to an exhibit that was not apart of the free exhibits . She really made my day . I will update her name when I find my ticket stub .

I had a bonus day due to traveling for work and was thrilled to be able to see all but one wing and the gift shop in the 4 hours I had today. This is a MUST SEE. Crazy cool interactive installations, Monet, Manet, Rembrandt, Picasso, Pollack - all the classics! Fantastic contemporary art, photography, medieval installations and more. I'll be back every time I visit Cleveland! 🤩

The Cleveland Museum of Art consistently ranks as one of the best comprehensive art museums in the United States and one of the most-visited in the world.But what does that actually mean?This isn’t the kind of museum where you show up, look at a couple of Picassos, then find the nearest bar. It's home to more than 61,000 works of art spanning 6,000 years — including soothing lily pad oils by Monet, ancient hot bod Grecian statues and 100 very vivid images of Marilyn Monroe courtesy of Andy Warhol.Oh, and after more than 100 years, the museum’s founders would be pleased to know that their bedrock belief that admission should be free to the general public is still adhered to today. You might also be pleased to know that, because, you know…free.

For a free entrance facility, they don't hold back on wow factor. Everything is gorgeous, and the lighting is chefs kiss, lol. The staff is so nice and is very approachable. Cafeteria is very pricey, but the gift shop has some great deals 👌 I went on a weekend, and it wasn't even packed with people there. There was so much space i never had a run-in with the same person twice. They've added more work and even some modern artwork. It's not the best place for wild or small children because some things are not covered by glass, so keep that in mind.

I came after work and definitely needed more time - I would highly recommend dedicating a day to take in the art. The museum has so much to see! My favorite was the fairy tales and fables exhibit, but there’s something for everyone.

Art is always beautiful. So thankful that the Cleveland museum is always free. Great displays. Hardly even covered 1 floor in 2 hours. Will definitely return soon. Christian motifs, Muslim art, Greek mythology, Renaissance, European, Asian, Arabic. Pretty much any culture is present. Wonderful learning opportunities.

Amazing museum with many rooms filled with history and culture from all around the world. Interesting artifacts and beautiful art throughout. Lots of families there, great place to bring all ages.

My significant other, and I went to the museum today to see an exhibit that I got the date wrong on, but despite that they had another exhibit today was from a Japanese pen/paper artist, and I was told it was the first time the exhibit was on display in North America! There was four floors with about two floors of exhibits, We went in about 2 PM and there was roughly a dozen people in the building, including other guests and staff. Staff were very polite and helpful. The building seemed clean and how awesome is it that admission is FREE?!?!

One of the best art museums I've been able to visit. Exceptional collection of impressionist works by Monet, Degas, and others. Many other fine works by Picasso, Van Gogh, Warhol, Pollock, and many others. Beautiful architecture with wide open spaces. Always free. Incredible.

So many amazing pieces here! Beautiful building with park and walkways. Food and parking as well as other attractions near by. Absolutely love and need to go back! So much to see and learn.

Lovely world class museum. Works from many eras and cultures. Regular museum is free while the traveling exhibition has a fee.Loved walking around early on a Tuesday. The armor court is my favorite as well as the nanny goat. Lovely place to amble about.

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This was a wonderful, free tour where you can visit several locations that are all within a short walk of one another. It is a guided tour with missionaries, and they share inspirational stories of things that happened in these locations among the early Saints. There is also a video that's about 25 minutes long that can only be viewed here (as of now). It's about the Whitneys and their faith, as well as that of other early Saints. During the tour, you get to see the Newel K. Whitney store, the Whitney home, the Kirtland Sawmill and Ashery, and the Kirtland Schoolhouse. They're also working on a restoration of Joseph and Emma Smith's home while they were there, which should be done August of 2023. Some of the flooring and other items in these buildings are original. Newel K. Whitney even kept a detailed record of everything he ever bought or sold, so the items in the store, though most not original, are items he actually sold there. They also let you go upstairs and see where some of the Church leaders met, including the room for the School of the Prophets. My kids and parents and I really enjoyed the whole tour. It strengthened our faith.

A great experience to learn about the Whitney family and what they lived like. The missionaries give an informative tour and educate. It was great with kids

Super welcoming at the visitors center. Enjoyed the videos and interactive stations. The tour was extensive, covering the Newel K. Whitney Store, the Whitney house, the Johnson Inn, and Joe Hills Johnson sawmill and ashhouse. So cool! The sawmill was reconstructed to be a fully working sawmill! Great attention to details. Blessed to have this experience.

Visit Kirtland as much as you can. This is an amazing gorgeous place, and just come here with an open mind, wanting peace and focus on the quiet and peaceful surroundings. GOD IS GOOD💚 (yes i posted one photo but this is one of the views you will see, and a couple photos what is in the visitors center)

This place and specifically this house and store is a unique and important experience for any member of the LDS church, and worth a stop if you are passing through the area. Many visitors will be on their way to New York anyway - this needs to be on that travel itinerary. So many sacrifices were made by so few in Kirtland, and the Whitney family is one of those great examples of faith and sacrifice.

It's a very cool interesting store. Its good to hear about the experiences there. If it's a hot day I would be ready for heat in the store. It's hot but alot of fun

Well preserved and detailed restoration of the Whitney Store, an important historical place for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This location includes the site of the "School of the Prophets" upstairs and was a place of residence for Joseph Smith.

Some of the most influential events in history happened here. So amazing!

So amazing to learn about the early history of the area and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Amazing guides, beautiful restoration details. A must-see if you are in the area.

This is a very holy place. I loved the visit and hope to always remember the visit I had here. Please come and look at history that still lives!

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Worth visiting! Very cool location with a fun atmosphere. We loved most everything we got. Especially all the items we got from the various bakery’s! Unfortunately, most of the produce we bought was old. Our garlic was sprouted, once I got home and cut into it, and the ginger molded with in a day. Neat experience, but I wasn’t super impressed.

We stopped here because everyone said it was one of the places you HAD to see. The parking is limited but if you arrive early you should be fine. The first 90 minutes are free to park. The fruit and produce area was pretty small. The main area had the bakeries, meat counters, and international products. We got a chicken pasty at the Irish deli, and it was really good. If you have the time, you can find the best prices.

Discover the flavors of the community at this charming local market! The food here is exceptional, and I highly recommend trying the delicious giros - they're a must-try! The market offers a wonderful atmosphere and a great selection of local cuisine. Whether you're a foodie or just looking for a quick bite, this market is a gem worth exploring. Definitely add it to your list of places to visit!

This was my first experience at West Side Market. So many Vendors under one roof. It was Awesome. Every person in the market from the people working to the visitors in the market were extremely nice. It was crowded but a good crowd it added to the fun experience. I look forward to going back.

This was genuinely one of the nicest markets I’ve ever been to! Very good prices on a huge variety of specialty and regular items. The produce looked almost too good to be real. A last stop before headed home on a weekend trip was perfect to bring home a lot of goodies. Delicious cannolis and pepperoni bread from Theresa’s bakery, perfect scratch made pasta from Ohio city pasta, home made beef jerky and more!! I’m considering making the trip from Pittsburgh more often just to stop here again!

This place was really cool! Lots of vendors and I loved the fresh market. I wish we had something like this in Columbus with the same produce selection! The downside is that if you’re vegetarian there isn’t really anywhere to have lunch on site. That would have really made it.Also there are full animal carcasses on display so if you are squeamish or cannot handle that I wouldn’t recommend

Visiting Cleveland on holiday and decided to check out the West Side Market. This place was great with wide variety of fresh seafood, bakeries, meat, produce, cheese just to name a few. You can pick up a coffee but it more a fresh market than eating. There is a little cafe which was very busy. The building is really cool and a great space. Make sure you climb the stairs a one end for a great view. Definitely worth checking out.

Enjoyed the West Side market. Haven't been here in years. Everything in the area is so different but I'm glad that this lil gem is still there and hope that more local vendors continue the tradition. Prices were competitive. Some vendors allow you to even try some of the fruits. Like the fact that you can select the specific pieces of meats you want to purchase. Would go again.

MAKE SURE you go to the covered meat and cheese market! Delicious cheese. Try the truffle goat cheese from one of the vendors! We bought Amish smoked pepper, jack cheese, cheddar and blue cheese cake, Horseradish cheese etc.Fruit and vegetable stalls outside also covered. Free parking 90 minutes. $1 after that after that.

This was a pretty cool place. Fruit and vegetable vendors, bakers with fresh bread and yummy looking desserts, fish mongers, cheese seller's and meat vendors with sausages and other products. We bought fresh bread, sausages and canoli. Parking was free for the first 90 minutes. We were there about an hours because everyone had free samples.

Great market!! Lots of selections of fruit 🍓🍑 and veggies 🥕🥗. Plenty of vendors with meat and cheese, bakeries 🥯 with amazing fresh bread 🍞 and sweets 🍭. We stopped at the Gyro place, far left corner of the market, and enjoyed the most delicious, large gyro! Wow the house tzatziki sauce was so good! Makes you want to bottle it up and bring it home. So good. We got the regular size Gyro and it was big. We ended up having lunch again the next day with the leftovers. All the produce looked fresh, we got some local strawberries 🍓🍑. Great selection of cheese and meat. Hard to decide what to get when it all looks so good. Would recommend going there. If you are staying in the area for a few days (that's what we did) and get your food here.

We try to go here whenever we are in Cleveland (we live 2 hrs away). There is so much good food here. It's always easy to find something new and unique. As an Englishman, my favorite vendor is Reilly's. They have great Irish pies, pasties and sausage rolls. Plus their scones are spot on.

The West Side Market is well known for a reason: Fresh meat, fresh bread and bakery goods and fresh specialty foods--all in one National Register of Historical Places landmark. There, you can find fresh Hungarian Kielbasa not far from fresh baked French bread that's next to an herb stand. Try the kolatchkes--small Hungarian pastries filled with fruit or nuts. No pictures are available because they were promptly devoured. Cleveland West Side Market is great for a day trip. Highly recommended.

My husband and I travel the country full time. During our local stay, we added West Side Market to our list of things to see and do.We entered the food area first. It is a gorgeous building with a nice run since 1912.We purchased meats from Jim's; we have not tried them yet so we cannot review the vendor. But they look great!We each got something different to eat for lunch. My husband got a brat from Frank's and he enjoyed it. I got a gyro from Steve's. I'm sorry, but I don't know how it has decent ratings and appeared on any TV shows, because it was so disgusting I tossed it after a couple bites. Half of the meat was thick and fatty and I don't even know what the sauce was. And I am displeased that I paid $13 for it and had to get cash from the ATM that charged additional fees. The only good thing about Steve's was that the girl behind the counter was pleasant.We purchased pastries from Euro Sweets and tried one of them...so far so good.The last thing we did was walk fruit/vegetable row before we left. We should have avoided this area. Vendors yelled at us to purchase from them as we passed by. Nothing more annoying than that. We got to the last two vendors before the parking area and I wanted to get sweet corn. The last vendor on the right had corn and green tomatoes. He was slightly pushy but I got only what I wanted. I wish I would have left without making the purchase. Once we returned to where we were staying, I noticed the corn husks were musty. I shucked them and the cobs stunk too. All vegetables went in the trash. A couple terrible purchases made it a huge disappointment in the West Side Market.It's too bad...this place could be so nice....

This was a really fun market to explore! There are so many shops to visit with plenty of ready to eat and "make at home" or grocery options. We enjoyed getting crepes, donuts, and a scotch egg, but if we visit again there would be so many more things to try. We were just passing through so we didn't grab meet or other to cook ingredients, but everything looked delicious. The building was beautiful as well.

There is a great selection of fruits and veggies. The plenty of vendors to choose from!I recommend anyone who lives here to take advantage of the free books being offered here for your children!

What an amazing place! I've never seen so many different kinds of vendors with such colorful and beautiful products, not even at the local farmers market or state fair. We spent two hours walking through, trying to decide what we had to try and what we had room for in our stomachs lol if you plan on going to Cleveland, make sure you add this place to your itinerary!

1st time visitors on a Saturday afternoon around lunchtime. Parking lot was packed but lots of people were coming and going so be patient. So many food choices! It was cool just to wander thru before picking things to eat. Try a bunch to get a wife variety of tastes!

What a fantastic market. We spent the weekend in Cleveland visiting family and decided to check out this market. Only wish we lived closer to this place! Everything is so fresh and can do just about all your shopping in one place with local vendors. Lots of free samples everywhere too if you are undecided on something! It was a great experience.

West Side Market has great fresh produce, and the other side with food vendors was also ripe with lots of options. I found exotic lion's 🦁 mane 🍄 and huge Monroe 🥑 . The salmon, spinach, and capers crepe from Crepes de Luxe was really delectable! 😋

Love coming here!!!!! All the different sweets, breads, spices, meats, fruits and veggies is crazy!!! Everything is super fresh and delicious. Never had a bad experience no matter what vendor we bought from. A definite must go to spot if you're visiting Cleveland

Calling for the food lovers!)) seriously, it is a great place where everyone could find to indulge themselves - from smoked meat and dipping oil to bread and macarons, pies, and coffee. Very educational for kids too! They can see some fruits and vegetables that are not regular in stores, even cacao beans.

Amazing interesting historical magical are just a few of the descriptions. Free parking under 90 minutes. A must visit if you are in the area. Locals come here for fresh everything from homemade pasta beef jerky meat vegetables dehydrated fruits and vegetables. It’s truly an amazing experience. Be prepared to be wowed.

Nice Marketplace! A good variety of food, especially meat products. Prices for vegetables are a little higher (and not better quality) than in a grocery store. I think shopping in the vegetable section isnt worthwhile, but for meat, cheese, or specialty food items it is great--there the price and quality is much better! Also, Rita's is the best place for anyone looking for olives! You should also try the brats from Frank's!

What a market! Thank God I don’t live near by it I would be BROKE! Name it and it’s here! International foods, meats, VERY fresh produce, hard to find items. Tried some different things while there. Highly recommend a stop!

I stopped by the West Side Market over Easter weekend with my family while visiting the Cleveland area. The market has been on my list of places to visit and it did not disappoint! Parking is free for 90 minutes or less and $1/hour after that, with a max fee of $10/day. Most vendors accept credit cards, but some charge additional fees to do so.Being a holiday weekend the market was in full swing and very busy! If you have small children, I would not recommend bringing strollers/wagons. The fresh produce selection was excellent and everything tasted so good! Lots of produce stands give out samples. If I was local, I would love to shop the produce regularly!We purchased macarons, cannolis, apple fritters, Italian rainbow cookies, brats, snack sticks, breads, pink glow pineapple, fresh herbs, and artichokes. I highly recommend going if in the area and hope to visit again soon!

A&J Produce is excellent!They guaranteed their farm fresh corn from Florida was sweet. Boy was it!They were very nice, organized and professional.Exceptionally clean, beautiful ❤️ produce!Highly recommend.

What a unique shopping experience! I wish I could compare it to something else, but I can't.Just walking in felt like a foreign experience to me. 2 outdoor covered aisles that were almost entirely fruit and veggies. Then, the best part is the actual indoor market. There must've been about 50 unique little stores. All of which were counterpoint service. You could find small hot food shops, butcher and seafood counters, a handful of delis, bakeries, and specialty shops for things like olives, hummus, and pierogies.As I was in the main building, I noted that it felt similar to the main building on Ellis Island in NY (if you've gone there).Everyone was super cool and was willing to talk about their product and explain how it's made.I wish they had one of these (just like this) in Chicago. The village farmers' markets there just absolutely pale in comparison.I don't know when, but I'll be back.

Gorgeous historic market. The building itself is enough of a reason to visit. Add in all the wonderful vendor options and you could make a day of it. As we were visiting from out of town, we grabbed some pastries and coffee beans to enjoy later! Highly recommend a visit if you are in the Cleveland area.

Amazing place, packed with folks seeking am impressive array of baked goods, meats, and cheeses, plus Irish, Mexican, Italian, Middle Eastern, and other foods. We loved it so much we went back the next day. What a great spot for this city! I wish we had something like it back home.

A must see in Cleveland. A great place to sample local favorites. My husband likes to cook and REALLY wanted to buy some of the fresh meats and seafoods, but since we were from out of town, we were not able to partake in that particular experience.

It's always a great time hanging down at the West Side Market. The large selection of meats and the eye-catching bakery never fail to meet expectations. You could just spend, spend, spend here.There are too many different foods to list!Must-go if you're only visiting in Cleveland.

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I've enjoyed many games over the years at progressive stadium...Stadium is incredibly nice, clean, modern and up to date. Navigation to seats, within the stadium, and outside is simplistic and well designed for doing so. Easy getting to and from any location within.There really isn't a bad seat in the entire stadium. I've sat low, high, from all angles, including the bleacher seats and they're all well worth the priced paid and view. I personally, enjoy higher up, seeing the entire field, and nothing quite beats the view of the Cleveland Skyline. Almost looks like a cut out, breathtaking and wonderful to see as you watch the game below.Disappointed that they'd taken the All You Can Eat seats up top away as it was an awesome view and you couldn't beat the price. Concession stands are pricey, certainly not worth what you pay for essentially anything, though it tends to be expected at stadium's in general, I've definitely been to much better, when it comes to price of refreshments.Parking isn't horrendous in terms of close proximity but it's typically $25+, in most areas. Prior to the casino being built, access to cheaper parking was much easier.Games are always entertaining with lots going on in and around the stadium. Would recommend firework display nights, as they're always awesome. Lots of police and security presence, never seen or had any major issues as many times as I've went, it's a safe and fun environment for the entire family.Ultimately, it could be a little more cost friendly when it comes to parking and refreshments, but, the stadium itself is an awesome place to catch a baseball game. ⚾️ Great memories here with my family and can't wait to make more.

It was the perfect night for baseball! Clear skies, sunny and warm into a perfect cool evening. Staff was helpful and accommodating. It was clean, bathrooms were clean. We sat in club seats and the club experience is amazing! Classic food offered such as peanuts, popcorn , hot dogs with chili, cheese, onions and all other condiments, available to take as much as you like! Plus they have chef options such as tacos and chicken with mashed potatoes, pasta alfredo and of course ice cream sandwiches and ice cream bars. The options are endless! You can stay inside and watch the game on multiple TVs so you never miss a minute! Everything is included with your ticket as well as non-alcoholic drinks. There is a full bar as well. The Indians winning in a 7 inning overtime was just the icing on the cake! Great! Fireworks and a nice t-shirt were included that evening!

This ballpark was impressive. The choices and variety of food and drink were everything you could possibly ask for. The lines were not long at all and I had a hard time making up my mind what I wanted to get because there were so many great selections. They did a good job maintaining the restrooms. I have one suggestion for them, I would say they could use more recycling bins around the ballpark. Definitely worth the stop on my tour of major league baseball ballparks. Cleveland did a pretty good job putting on a good show besides the baseball game.

Awesome place to go watch some baseball. Never had any issues with fans even when I'm rooting for my White Sox. I've only been over satisfied when attending a game at Progressive fied. The fireworks are like nothing I've ever seen anywhere else. Fireworks are a must see!!

As a Chicago Cubs fan, I always love coming to Progressive Field. The last time I visited was in November of 2016, and other than some rude Cleveland fans, everything was great. Especially us winning the Championship and Cleveland losing. Good times.Anyways. Lots of nice food options. We were with a handicap baseball fan and everyone was very helpful. Had a great time. Cleveland lost this game too but that's kind of what Cleveland does...

The staff at the progressive field itself was great. Very helpful and friendly. My 3 star is not a reflection on that part of the staffing at all, they were easily 5 starsThe staff at the food service locations we visited, were 2 star at best. We easily ended up missing two innings of the game tonight because of the sheer lack of urgency or speed from every food vendor we visited. It was immensely frustrating and had we had better options, would have exercised themStood in line to get a wild thing hot dog and had to not only tell the staff twice what I ordered but got to the counter to pay and they had ended up making the food of the people well behind us and forgetting my order. They had to be reminded after I paid and then they still were making orders for those who had just walked up. Terrible.Second, we went to barrio as someone in our party wanted nachos. After spending all of the second inning in line, once we got to place or order, there was absolutely zero sense of any urgency or speed from anyone in the booth. Most of the line behind us either got frustrated and left due to the wait times or just complained about the wait times.Given how much faster these games are being played with the new rules this year, the food service management group need to up their game. Was an immensely frustrating experience that really soured an overall decent night out for baseball.

This is such a lovely and amazing ballpark! The location is accessible from downtown and walkable for postgame bars and food.It is beautifully designed to sit and watch the game in a relaxed way. While on the other hand if you are looking for more lively atmosphere 'The Corner' has everything you need.Plenty of great food options and an overall great baseball experience! They also provide $1 hot dog nights, $2 beer, a free t-shirt and fireworks night.

It was a fun night at a new ballpark watching the home team play the Jay's. Great crowd, mostly very respectful and everyone having a great time. Easy to get around, good seats, and visibility of the scoreboard.Only disappointment was the food. They ran out of a couple of more popular options at the local options and the rest of the choices were the usual fare. Loved the surrounding area, very comfortable walking back through downtown to our hotel after the game ended.

Amazing time at the ball park, third time coming here. The atmosphere is just thrills and having a great time. I would highly recommend coming here with your family, partner, friends night out. The hype is an experience everyone just having a good time. Prices are fantastic walk around if u get bored with the game itself however if u are a baseball fan like myself you don’t get bored. Fireworks also after the game is great if you have kids with you.

Clean and well-organized ballpark!There is the small park to show the history of Indians in the park which I really loved! In addition, the view is amazing. Many accessible parking spaces are available nearby the ball park!

This place has changed so much over the years, all in great ways. They keep making things fresh and better. Not a bad seat in the house. Food is expensive but that is to be expected. If you love baseball, this is the stadium for you! Tons of things to do and many great photo opportunities!! It will never be The Jake, but even with the changes, I love this place!!

A great place to see a ballgame! There are many good seating and standing options. There were some unique and delicious food choices. We tried two of the specialty dogs (the fruit loops topped dog is good! The peanut butter topped one not so much) and definitely get the giant pretzel and beer cheese. We enjoyed the statues and wall of Fame area (looking back at the greats who have played for them). We can't wait to go back and experience even more!

Great game and fireworks after the show were fantastic. Food was reasonably prices. We were able to bring in our own snacks. Parking can be pricey in the area. Check out the parking garages online first to find a better deal. Stadium was clean and staff was helpful. Check out the website for promotions for each night! Our tickets were online for $10 each, great price for the night.

I thought it was a very nice park, great views from many areas. The park itself seemed very clean. Concession lines were either small or fast from what I saw. Mobile ordering is available at many places, which helps reduce wait times and missing game action. Happy Dogs outside Section 159 is where you can find the unique hotdog choices that people have shared.Outside of Gate C, you have various player statues, and as you enter, there is a Jim Thome statue in the Center Field concourse. Speaking of, walk to your right and along the gates past Heritage Park in order to find the Jim Thome longest homerun plaque at 511 ft.To your immediate right in the Center Field concourse is Heritage Park, which has several plaques and statues remembering Cleveland's baseball history. Also to your left of Heritage Park are the bullpens. You can get a bird's-eye view of the players warming up.As a bonus before the game, stop by League Park, which is roughly 3 miles away (6601 Lexington). This was the original home to Cleveland baseball, location of the 1920 World Series, where Babe Ruth hit his 500th homerun & also many more historical moments in baseball. You can enjoy the park view for free, but there is a $10 charge if you want to explore their museum.For the game, we parked just off St. Clair, about half a mile from the stadium. Since it was Sunday, there was no charge for metered parking. If you don't mind a little walking, this is ideal, especially since prices near the stadium were $50. This location worked great for us as we were able to make a short walk over to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and then afterwards, it was about a mile walk up to the stadium.All in all, it was great weather, great game, and a fun experience. I hope you also enjoy your trip to Progressive Field, safe travels!

Progressive Field is an absolute gem for any baseball enthusiast! Nestled in the heart of Cleveland, this ballpark offers an unparalleled experience that combines modern amenities with a deep sense of tradition.Firstly, the location is fantastic. Situated downtown, it's easily accessible from all parts of the city. Whether you're driving in or taking public transport, getting to Progressive Field is a breeze.Once inside, you're greeted by a vibrant atmosphere that resonates with the spirit of baseball. The stadium's design ensures that there isn't a bad seat in the house. Whether you're close to the action or up in the nosebleeds, you'll have a great view of the game.The food and drink options are top-notch. From classic ballpark fare like hot dogs and nachos to more gourmet offerings, there's something to satisfy every craving. Plus, the variety of craft beers available is impressive.One of the highlights of Progressive Field is the Cleveland Indians' Hall of Fame, which celebrates the team's storied history. It's a must-visit for any fan looking to learn more about the franchise's iconic players and moments.Overall, Progressive Field is a must-visit destination for baseball fans of all ages. Whether you're catching a game with friends or bringing the family for a day out, you're guaranteed to have an unforgettable experience at this iconic ballpark.

This is a fun stadium. Getting in was very easy and I had no issue sitting wherever I wanted pre-game to stay out of the sun. The Guardians are really good right now but I was able to get a pretty good seat for a reasonable price. The water fountains were probably the best I have seen in any ballpark. Staff was extremely friendly and the home team won.

It's a good park.. At first look it felt big from the street.. But it's below street level and feels smaller inside with lots of nooks and spaces.. They do love there bars there but I had a good local ipa.. It's a good park to visit...

A great family evening out to experience the atmosphere & passion at a baseball live game. Tickets were about $20 each so quite affordable for a major league game. I was visiting from Ireland and went with friends from Cleveland. We went to see Cleveland Guardians play Cincinnati Cats. There were hot dogs, foam fingers, ice cream, beer, pizza, Guardian jerseys all available on the evening. And all staff and supporters were very friendly. Great American experience all round .

I absolutely loved being here on Sunday watching them beat the Yankees. The stadium is beautiful and located downtown with easy access to Rocket Mortgage to watch the Cavs as well. They have all the modern amenities and you definitely won't go thirsty. Go Indians!

Progressive field just completed a massive renovation. This is truly a first class ballpark and has been home to the Cleveland team since 1994. Views are great from anywhere in the park and the outdoor atmosphere makes for a terrific fresh air “Hey, it’s finally summer!” experience. On the weekend the crowds are very heavy, so get there early if possible and parking is abundant but expect to walk as is the case with most places downtown. Check for local construction as Cleveland is undergoing a massive downtown restoration. The ballpark food options are plentiful and the quality is great. Weekday games are less crowded obviously, and not as loud for those who may have sensory sensitivities. Noise canceling headphones are available as well as assisted listening devices for the hearing impaired. They have the typical mascot races, games and interactive activities to keep things exciting. Progressive field is very handicap accessible. Highly recommend attending a game here if you get the opportunity!

My home ballpark! It’s such a beautiful park still to this day. Views are really good from almost anywhere (yes, even from the bleacher seats!!). Great way to get outside, have some fun, and sip on your drink of choice.The food on the lower mezzanine is awesome. Great local Cleveland joints scattered throughout. However the upper deck food section is mostly traditional ballpark style food… and it’s not that great of quality either in all honesty. The standing room only and terrace views are awesome especially if you’re looking for cheap fun! Family section will keep your squirmish and high energy kids occupied for the whole game with all kinds of activities, while still providing great views from the right and center field.Keep in mind during 7:10pm starts the sun will be in your face for first few innings if you sit along 1st baseline. Same goes for right field seats during 1:10pm and 4:10pm start times. 3rd baseline is mostly in the shade after about 6pm.

Big Guards fan. First time to Progressive Field (The Jake) after having the honor of singing the National Anthem 20 times a season in the late 80's (old Municipal Stadium). Great stadium, food is good. Line to enter team shop was a bit extreme and Guards need to remedy this in some manner. Seats were terrific down third base line. This was fine but the indication in the ticket order form indicated a hand rail. There was not and you could see where the rails were removed. Not absolutely necessary for me but would have been a huge help. All in all we had a great time and the Guards beat Minnesota 11-4.

Gotta love the Jake! It's arguably one of the best stadiums in the US. Whether you have standing only tix or seats, there's not a bad view in the joint. Go Tribe!!

First time to a major league ball park in some years. Was blown away by the cleanliness of Progressive Field. There is plenty to do for those who get antsy sitting a ball game. The employees are extremely courteous. The atmosphere was next level! was easy to make conversation with other fans. One of the most pleasant sporting events I have ever been to. (From Buffalo, NY)

This was my 21st current ballpark. Considering many aspects, it might be the best one I've been to. No bad seats, reasonable ticket prices, good location not hard to reach, nice views, moderate prices, excellent main concourse with plenty of field views. Highly recommend.

It was a sunny day to visit progressive field for an afternoon game. Lots of food options inside, although I didn’t eat inside it still smelled & looked tasty. Good view from the outfield section 185 although it was bleacher seats. Not much to do outside the ballpark like other cities.

Visited Progressive Field for a weekend game vs Nationals and we might have come in on a bad day. It was a $2 beer day so the place was sold out and absolutely packed. The parking prices were exorbitant and there was not a lot of parking in the area so we had to walk 30 mins to get to the park, then we had to wait another 20 mins just to get in as there are only couple gates that funnel all the crowds in. The park itself had good atmosphere as pretty much everyone had 4-5 beers in them before national anthem. The lower bowl seats are not that great and we ended up trading with some people in the higher level. the higher level seats were much better. I think this stadium was not built for sell-outs.. line ups for everything are very long and the corridors were crowded. Because of the huge lineups, the food we ended up with was not good and towards the later part of the game many of the fans in the upper bowl were just drunk and annoying. Looking back at the pictures, the field does look great with all the seats filled, but in person it did feel like just a lot of concrete. We did have great weather, but ended up leaving early.

We were visiting from out of town to support the Baltimore Orioles. The ballpark was amazing and the Cleveland fans were great to us even though we were wearing our Orioles gear. Definitely hope to be back to watch a game in the future!

A great stadium 🏟️. We pick a stadium each year to visit, when our team, the Blue Jays play and this year 2023, was Cleveland OH. Beautiful stadium, with many food and drink vendors. Team shops all around the main level. We purchased tickets to the Drug Mart Club. It was great. Comfortable seats, in a covered area. The club includes food and non alcoholic drinks. There was a wonderful buffet with , pulled pork, pizza, pasta, salads, tacos, jerk chicken, wings, hamburgers , hot dogs, ice cream, popcorn and more! All fresh and delicious. Alcohol beverages available for purchase, beers and coolers. Friendly staff, well organized. We really enjoyed the day!

I love working here, The staff are helpful & knowledgeable about ticket discounts and sections with the best foods. Theirs dollar dog and 2$ beer nights (Fridays) starting mid May. We host summer concerts -last season I had the opportunity to work the Elton John Yellow Brick Road farewell tour🚀👨🏽‍🚀♥️. We have standing room district tickets (11$) With those you'll receive a complimentary 6oz Miller from the corner 🍺 bar just present your ball park pass located in the MLB app. There you'll open your tickets for that game and it also shows the loaded value amount on each game days 🎫. I hope to see you over at MasteHeads section 118 across from corner bar-Go Guardians

“Progressive Field offers a fantastic ballpark experience! The stadium is well-maintained with great sightlines, ensuring there isn’t a bad seat in the house. The atmosphere is always vibrant, perfect for family outings or catching a game with friends. Concessions offer a good variety of food, and the staff is friendly and helpful. A must-visit for any baseball fan looking to enjoy a game in a classic yet modern setting.”

This was my first game at Progressive Field. We had a great experience. It's easy to get in and out. We had great seats. No complaints. I recommend you to attend a game to see for yourself.

This is a smaller stadium, but it is still very nice. We sat in the first row, along the third base line. The view of the field was great. However, it had rained pretty hard earlier in the day, and the area under our feet had standing black water. We just kept our feet up. If we wore white sneakers, they would have been super muddy afterward.

First time here and at the final home game in 2023, which was awesome. Bittersweet with Terry Francona retiring but a great day, great game, and probably one of the most fan-friendly parks I've ever been to. Come visit. 👍⚾

No defining features, but this is an all-around solid ballpark. Beautiful field and views. Location in downtown Cleveland is perfect for pregame festivities. Deck in the outfield is a great hangout spot. Manageable size and easy to navigate. Concessions and restrooms are accessible. Didn’t eat this time around but will update with a HOTDOG RATING after my next visit.Only minor complaint would be the line to enter, but that is to be expected when arriving during the first pitch.

Atmosphere was fantastic! Had a blast! Bathrooms were dirty, and looked like gas station quality. Food and drink were WAY too expensive. $15.50 for a tall can of beer? $7.50 for a hot dog? $18.50 for some nachos? $8 for a double cheeseburger? (Note: The 2 patties were so thin, I thought I got ripped off and recieved a single patty, at first.) That is absolutely ridiculous. Tickets are fairly priced, and staff was very friendly! All in all my girlfriend and I had a wonderful experience! I understand concessions are expensive at ball games, i just wasn't expecting them to be THAT expensive. I'll just set aside some money to use strictly on the food and drink next time we go.

Beautiful Ball park! Love the stadium food!! Everything was easy to find and a nice easy fast process to check out! Cashless and self checkout were fast and efficient services, although there's nothing like the personal touch!!!

I've watched baseball on TV before, but this was my first time in a baseball stadium. At the end of the night, I had a great time. I didn't care much for the game. I was more interested in everything around it. The stadium, amenities, shops, booths, and the fans all contributed to that. The stadium is easy to navigate and spacious, which helps with the crowd.

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I can’t express enough gratitude to you guys. The compliments and love for our photo of your facility was more than appreciated. Such a classy establishment. My wife and I will be returning to test our luck on some sports betting very, very soon. 😉 Excited for the new things coming!! -Rubber City

It’s not bad for what it is; it’s a casino in the heart of the one and only Cleveland. I go here every now and then as I do enjoy gambling a bit. The casino itself is huge inside with several floors. It’s relatively clean for the most part and quite pleasing to the eye. I like going because they offer a buffet in the basement floor that I always get free coupons for, so that’s always a nice addition. I don’t think the food is anything super crazy or world renowned, but it’s good for when you have a free coupon. Their drinks at the bars though always seem to be hit or miss; some bartenders make it perfectly, and other bartenders just miss it awfully. That’s obviously not a make or break point though. 4/5 for a casino. I like going here.

The place was packedIt seems everyone I sat next to all said the same thing. Why does MGM pay so well and Jack does not. They are closer to Jack where they live, but are now willing to drive further to win. Oh, we all win something, but not for what we spend. The food in the buffet at Jack is never the same twice. The only thing that is the same is the fried chicken. It is always over fried and you can't eat it. What a waste of money. Why feed us food we can't eat. The salad bar has a wonderful selection. However it is nasty most of the time. Especially the salad dressing. People slop it all over, and no one cleans it up. Soup is good. Granted, we are the ones who slop it up, Sorry. I just don't like eating food where the food area is nasty.

This is a fine casino with multiple floors of gaming, restaurants, and bars. There is a huge selection of games, tables and entertainment. I would have loved to post some winnings but unfortunately, that did not happen on my initial visit - maybe next time ;)

This place is awesome. It is connected to Tower City Mall. It has a hotel there as well. They serve food. A full buffet that runs brunch and dinner. Everything is served fresh. This place also has a great service. Some of the workers that work there have been there from the beginning. 6 years it's been around.

This was our first trip here. The gaming experience was actually pretty good! It did let us play enjoyably for about an hour without just taking our money like most other casinos tend to do. However, the 4 stars were deducted because, not being familiar with the area, we found the first entrance to the parking garage and did not realize it was the "flat rate parking" that costs $60 regardless of how long you stay. SERIOUSLY? $60?? We were there for an hour and 10 minutes! There should definitely be some prominent signage specifying that it's flat-rate ($60) parking. Not only did we toss away money while gaming, but the parking also hit us pretty hard. Definitely won't recommend the parking garage!!

Great downtown casino with table games, electronic craps machines and many slots.

Jack Casino has great restaurants, including a fantastic buffet. They have roulette tables, craps tables, poker tables and lots of different slot machines. The facility is extremely clean, glitzy and flashy. It is really just like a Vegas casino. There are multiple levels too. They have a covered walkway that goes over the streets and leads directly into their parking garage. Their gift shop, which is called the Swag Shop is also in the same building as the parking garage. Years ago, the building was previously home to the Higbee Department store. The decor is very high end and tastefully done. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. They do a wonderful job. Well done.

Jack Casino offers an exciting and vibrant gaming experience. The variety of games and slots is impressive, providing ample entertainment for all types of players. The casino's atmosphere is lively, and the staff is attentive and friendly. Whether you're a seasoned gambler or just looking for some fun, Jack Casino has something for everyone. Don't forget to explore their dining options for a well-rounded night out.

Pathetic experience. Absolute lack of customer service. No information about cost, parking, benefits and play time and money investment provided by the customer service. This place is a capitalist money-minting machine. Casinos in the US should be banned, or at the least, the hospitality and casino industry in US need to be sent to Europe and Asia for training. The US has forgotten to learn the meaning of hospitality, efficient customer service and genuine business ethics. They absolutely don't care about the feedback made to them. Definitely not spending a cent in US hospitality and casino industries. They are not worth a nickel.

This was a amazing experience the penny machines were awesome the food at the seven shelves was unbelievably good I would recommend everyone at least once visit the Jack casino in Cleveland Ohio

I went around 1pm the staff was super helpful it was my first time in a casino and they made me feel welcomed from the security guard who is so funny at the front door to Evris the machine mechanic who showed me the ropes told me everything I needed to know he went went above and beyond even walked me to the desk to get my Jack card where I met Linda who is a doll and helped me soooo much EVERYONE please go to this casino its such a vibe.

I'm a senior. My friends and I thought the buffet was $5,55 if we validated our players card. We waited in line for 30 minutes to find out that information. To validate we would have to get out of line, so we paid $20.00 each. Paid $60.00 to get out the garage. Same reason, we didn't validate. I will not be going back. Bought experience is the best kind 😌

I recently had an amazing time at Jack Cleveland Casino. The wide variety of games and entertainment options kept me engaged and entertained throughout my visit. The casino's vibrant atmosphere and friendly staff created a welcoming environment that added to the overall experience. I particularly appreciated the professional and attentive service from the staff members, which made my time there even more enjoyable. I would definitely recommend Jack Cleveland Casino to anyone looking for a fun and memorable gaming experience.

I was in town from Atlanta to attend the Alpha Derby at the Browns Stadium and the after party was at Jack's. I haven't had so much fun, and to see my college brothers and sisters was Amazing! We came from all over the country to attend this event. Ya'll even fed us some awesome food, thanks I'll be back.

The most gorgeous casino I’ve ever been to. Glad everything isn’t card- or phone-based and can still insert cash directly into the machines. I love just taking $40 and playing slots and/or roulette and then, heading home having lost $40 or having won a bit.

The staff was extremely friendly. We felt so accommodated. You never want to lose money but this casino made us feel like we were home. The buffet was very good and we had a blast.

Downtown Cleveland has really become an exciting place. It's clean, vibrant, decorative, and has lots of interesting architecture, new and old.Saw the 2024 total Eclipse on the garage rooftop party for Playhouse Square it was really fun.

Always a great place to have fun! Excellent buffet and a very welcoming atmosphere!

Nice sports bar and gaming area. The buffet downstairs is really overpriced. There is a big selection and most of the food quality is average. The danish selection was very good and the chocolate croissants were very good. Now the Asian selection was a crime against humanity. I am not sure I have ever seen a worse selection or quality.

I like how they keep trying to improve the casino and how they fixed the parking issue, which was a main problem, in my opinion. You have to play so many credits to get free parking. You re swipe your card to get the parking. I like that they give you the buffet and free play, unlike MGM. They are updating the carpet, which is nice. They add new games often.

Convenient for Cleveland and surrounding suburbs. Very fair with their weekly giveaways. Much better than Jack Thistledown where you have to have 1000 tier credits to get. You win and you lose, but that's the risk you take

Awesome spot. The games were fun. The tables had great options. Many floors to explore. Indoor smoking area is available. AND a sports viewing section that feels like a theatre. So cool!

This place was amazing! First time I've ever been in a casino like this the buffet even with going 30 mins before they closed there was still plenty of delicious food! Every staff member I encountered was kind and courteous. Will definitely recommend anyone stop and check put this super cool casino.

An overall great experience. First time there and loved it. Everyone was friendly, staff and patrons alike. I won a handpay and another $500. Free buffet for first timers. Parking can be a little expensive, but it is downtown Cleveland. We will definitely be back.

Buffet is over priced and selection is limited.Casino is clean. Bathrooms are clean. Machines are super tight. Forgot why we stopped going. Good reminder for next time we start thinking we want to hit Jack's. Go knowing you aren't going to win. Sit with someone you like and at least you'll have some fun!

Great place to hang out in Cleveland buffet was enjoyable,the games were fun and the server were very polite and you can catch the game here will repost if I hit a jackpot enjoy!

I always have a great time here. Free beverages, exciting games with generous bonuses and quick, precise service! A great place for a buffet lunch date with a group or flying solo at the high roller tables, it's a must see for natives and tourists alike! Love the Jack!!

Jack Casino in Cleveland off the Public Square is affiliated with Ceasars. It’s a smaller casino but it has all the latest versions of the popular games to play. Staff is friendly and helpful. Fun to try your luck a little while you’re in town.

My first time here and I hit 4 hand payouts and had a huge win in one night!!!! I will definitely be back! The odds are better here than Hollywood in Toledo!

Visiting from out of state and stopped in for a few. I found it to be clean and well managed. The amount of security around was a little weird if you are familiar with Vegas casinos. It made me wonder if this is not the safest area. Game play was fine as they had slots, tables, and sports betting. Not a large casino or destination draw, but definitely worth it if you want to fill a few hours of entertainment.

Nice casino. Parking is a pain but if you spend enough you will receive free parking. The food options are okay.

Had a great time today! My boyfriend and I were in town for a show at Playhouse Square, took the Red Line in. Asked the wonderful woman (around 12PM today) at the door for some directions. Not only did she point us in the right direction, but we had a truly great conversation with her and talked a little about the history of the city!! Awesome lady!!

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This aquarium is absolutely gorgeous and one of the best we have gone to and we have been to a lot! Yes it’s smaller than some but super interesting and the layout is amazing! Took about a hour to walk through. The way they used the building to create the design and layout was really the best part! Tons to see and the sting rays were active and totally worth the visit alone! However the tunnel was also unique and the sharks were active along with all the other fish! It’s not just one or two either! The staff were totally friendly and spoke with us and answered questions with smiles! This is a place you can visit over and over again!

Wonderful child friendly aquarium. We took our 6 month old here for a day outing and he loved it! A lot of the exhibits are eye level for strollers which is perfect. The museum is divided between freshwater and salt water and some of the notable exhibits were the stingray touch tank and the sea tube. I definitely recommend checking it out!

Although this aquarium is relatively small it still has a large amount of exciting exhibits. The shark exhibits and the underwater tunnels are amazing and are super fun to spend time watching the sharks from underneath. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Just be aware that because the aquarium is small it goes by very fast unless you take more time with each exhibit.

Great little aquarium to spend an hour or an afternoon. I would not call this a destination attraction but I would certainly recommend it as a part of your visit in Cleveland. It's a great way to spend a morning or afternoon...especially if you find our reliable Ohio weather has interfered with your plans.I found the staff here exceptional, friendly and engaging. They also have good knowledge about the entire aquarium, not just the spot they work in.Very well laid out and uniquely designed aquariums. Good lighting. Interesting and varied species, some I've not encountered at other aquariums. Love the seadragons and 'feeding' the cleaner shrimp. You can spend time and learn a lot here or just let it be a little diversion for the kids for an hour or so. Very cool building as well plus building and area history if you're interested in that kind of thing as you walk through.Admission charge was about what I would expect. Parking was easy...though I was there when they opened.

The building the aquarium is in is absolutely beautiful. They have a variety of different creatures varying from local to tropical. There is a space where you walk through the shark tank, and they have an area where children can touch the sting rays. Fun place for a lazy afternoon.

such a wonderful place, I went here with my girlfriend for our anniversary and we had a ton of fun. it was our first time going and it did not disappoint! the stingrays were my favorite and I was surprised we were allowed to touch them but the workers were so nice about it. the layout of the place is really nice and its so peaceful and pretty inside. there's also plenty of parking and it's super affordable which is nice. I can't wait to go back another time hopefully with some friends !

Loved my visit. It was a smaller place, but well done. The ticket lady was super nice. I liked her. The place was not crowded on a week day. The tanks were very toddler friendly. They were clear on the sides from ground up. It was easy to see the fish and get right up close to them. They also had the shark tunnels. The octopus was my favorite!! I love aquariums; this is the first time I've seen a tank that encourages the octopus to swim around. It came down to our corner to hang out and changed colors for us. So cool. I could have stayed with the octopus for an hour and still want to go back! I would like to return some day. Thanks for a great visit!

Had a blast here last week! Admission is $20 for adults, and you can buy tickets online (preferred method of admission as they seem to sell out of same-day tickets quickly in recent, social distancing times) or in person upon arrival. The fish were fascinating to look at, and the interactive stingray touch pool was quite a unique experience as well. My favorite part was the shark tunnel you walk through at the end of the aquarium.

I thoroughly enjoyed it. We missed the shark feeding but all in all it's a nice alternative to going to the zoo where you may never make it up the hill to the aquarium. Here you are up close and personal with the fish and sharks. You can even touch the stingray. I had a blast for my 50th birthday today at the Aquarium.

Took my nephew here with my brother for Father's Day since the little man's favorite animals are all fish. I've been here several times before, and it's a great trip every time. The drive down kind of sucks because Cleveland streets spawn potholes every winter, but that can't be helped. Anyway, the aquarium is fantastic, with beautiful exhibits. Staff are super nice and eager to answer questions about the animals in the exhibits. My nephew loved the shark tank with it's under-the-water walkway - interactive education walls, and the stingray touch tank. They've been renovating several exhibits, so I'm excited to see how they'll be when they're finished!

Not a bad place to go if you like old school architecture. However there are many issues with the fish husbandry at this aquarium. There are many scuffed up fish, fish visibly fighting for resources. The best part was the ray tank, we got to do a feeding. Wish there was a little more space for the amount they had. Still had a good time, but would love to see healthier practices for the animals they care for!

Pretty neat place! If you take your time to walk through and actually read and look at everything, you can be there 2-3 hours. It's not really big, but it does have some neat stuff in it. We loved looking at all the frogs! We sat down for the scuba show, but she stayed on the right side the whole time and never came to the left side of the glass so we didn't get to really see her while she was doing the show. Kind of pricey for what it is.

My family of four (me, my husband and two stepsons who are 9 and 11) enjoyed our first experience at the greater Cleveland Aquarium. While it is small, the exhibits are well kept and clean. The boys loved being able to touch the stingrays and the tunnel aquarium section was really cool. The tunnel area did make me slightly dizzy though so just a word to the wise. My favorite part was watching the jellyfish. They are just so pretty and calming.The actual building itself is stunning! I love all of the brick. We are excited to return to the aquarium in the future.

Aquarium is small but its definitely a cool place to go to! Definitely bring your kids here they will love it! Prices are not too bad $20 is cheap and there was no waiting in line for us at the time. You get to touch stingrays, see sharks, see all sorts of animals from other parts of world... Good stuff!

We drove from Alliance to Cleveland to go to this aquarium, and if you have to drive over an hour to get there, it may or may not be for you. It was very nice and everyone we met was friendly, it was just small. I don't fault the aquarium for that, but I did expect it to be a little bigger. We had fun, all the fish and sharks and everything were cool to look at, our 2 year old had a lot of fun. The price for admission was decent, but the gift shop was crazy in terms of pricing. But you can choose to buy something or not. Maybe in the future they will expand a but more, but for us, once was enough for now.

The Cleveland Aquarium never fails to charm, even on a repeat visit! My family and I were once again captivated by the array of exotic fish and fascinating animals. From vibrant tropical displays to calming deep-sea exhibits, there's always something to catch the eye.A standout experience for us was the stingray touchpool. The sheer thrill of feeling the smooth glide of a stingray as it passes under your fingers is exhilarating. It's moments like these that create lifelong memories. The sight of workers scuba diving amongst the marine life, going about their maintenance tasks, added another layer of intrigue to our visit.However, while the Aquarium is visually stunning, it could benefit from more educational facets. Additional interactive areas or more in-depth guided tours would significantly enhance the experience. Learning about diverse species and their unique habitats in more detail is always a joy. Furthermore, its compact size means the tour wraps up in about an hour — great for those on a tight schedule but might leave some wishing for more.All in all, the Cleveland Aquarium offers a delightful dip into the marine world. While there's room for improvement in educational offerings, it's undeniably a gem in the heart of Cleveland!

Really awesome aquarium in an old rustic building in downtown Cleveland. Parking is plentiful and cheap.Takes a little over an hour to go though and I think it's well worth the price of admission.We're big aquarium people, and I think the Shark exhibit is the coolest one i've ever seen. I've never seen Sharks that big in a tank, and they swim right next to you. It's a thrilling experience to see them swim over you in the underwater tunnelOur other favorite was the touch tank with the Rays, they feel so cool!As visitors from out of town, we always liked the exhibits showing the aquatic life native to Ohio.Great views of downtown. One of our favorite things we did on our trip to Cleveland. I'd add that we found Cleveland to be an awesome city! We really enjoyed our time here

What a wonderful place. The perfect aquarium for the area. It is very easy to navigate and get around. The exhibits are very accessible and well maintained. There is an interactive part for adults and children.

Once here for my granddaughter's birthday she turned 2. It was fabulous we loved it she had a great time sharks jellyfish. It was awesome you have to check it out

I would say this is a pretty average aquarium. Please keep in mind before you come here this isn’t the Georgia Aquarium so don’t expect it to be huge & out of this world. The price is roughly $20; adults $14; kids.There is plenty of fish to see here. Take your time and look around and actually read the signs, etc. you can learn a lot. We saw so many just walking past everything and hardly bating an eye.

Best way to beat the heat, go to the aquarium! Alot of beautiful creatures you can get up close and personal with. From touching sting rays to letting shrimp crawl on your hand to interacting with a scuba diver in the shark tank. Great fun for all ages. *A little on the pricier side (children tickets)

This is a nice small aquarium. Great for the little ones. Only take an hour or so to see it all.They have a large octopus, ray tank, and a nice fresh water display.The coolest part is walking through the shark tank.

My family had a wonderful experience. The aquarium is packed with gorgeous displays and lots of information about each. The building it's in is historical. You can see much of the original steel framing. One of my favorite parts was the manta ray pool. You can touch them as they swim by (really, it's allowed)! The other is this giant tank that has a tunnel through it. It's like you're walking on the ocean floor. We had a shark, bigger than a large man, swim up to us and slowly go over us! Awesome!

This place was awesome to see. Lots of cool animals and fun experiences like petting stingrays. When we went, however, the entire place STUNK like ALGAE. I've had hundreds of different types of fish since I was 12 years old, I know how fish tanks should look. All of the tanks of fish were FILLED with algae, dead fish, and BUGS. Lots of the fish had ick, and other diseases. There was at least one dead fish in each tank. We still enjoyed seeing everything, especially the sharks, I just hope if we go again, the tanks are clean, and the fish are well taken care of. I've shared some of the better pictures I took when we went.

It was such a fun adventure for a few hours.Not a huge aquarium, but enough for a fun afternoon!Cool architecture. Nice workers.

Definitely one of the nicest aquariums I've visited. Not very big, but quite a few unique animals that I haven't seen in the other 3-4 bigger aquariums I've visited. It is located in an old factory. It's repurposed beautifully with lots of artificial plants and trees, open aquariums, games for kids.

The last time I visited the aquarium was when I was a kid, and it was at a different location near the 55th Street Marina. I had a nice time, and really enjoyed this visit. What a wonderful opportunity to get to see some of our friends from the deep...

This is a nice small aquarium. This won't win any awards for size or display but it is an absolute gem of a place. It's easy to walk through, the space is absolutely unique and the experience is a nice, simple, and quaint one. We have a family pass and my three young kids love it. It is a great place to go for an hour to just do something fun. We feed the stingrays, hang out with native Ohio fish, and play some of the "I spy" games offered. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Go visit. Keep an open mind.

Such perfect repurposing of an old building. The different rooms are fun and vibrant. It was a bit crowded when we went, but not terrible. I really appreciated the ledges for our 1yo to stand on, and the sting ray exhibit was perfect. Absolutely recommend (and will likely be back!)

This is a great aquarium! Excellent staff, excellent displays. It's amazing. They worked some of the tanks to include some features of the old building this is located in. Lots of well cared for fish, reptiles, and even birds!

We enjoyed seeing all the tanks of sea life. You could feed the stingrays. That was a lot of fun. Got a Mother's day discount, and the parking was really close to entrance. It costs 3.00 to park and you must pay by card. I thought it was well worth it. They had many interesting facts posted about each animal. They had seahorses, octopus, stingrays, shrimp, turtles, frogs to sharks. The tunnel, where the aquarium was above our head, was really neat. We enjoyed ourselves.

My 9 month old really loved it. We were there for about an hour. The staff were all very friendly, from the man at the ticket booth to the lady that told us we were in the wrong spot to watch the sharks get fed! (It's in the tunnel btw, we were sitting in what looked like a viewing area). She made sure everyone got to see & moved the line which was appreciated to we weren't all sandwiched, stuck or so that people didn't hog the view. We will definitely be back because our daughter loved it so much! She was squealing with excitement & clapping and cheering at the sharks! Our visit was on a Tuesday at 130-230 & not very busy.. it helps that you walk through one direction so you don't have people jumping around from exibts. Thank you for a great memory!

Love it! It is especially great for young kids as everything is right at their level! There are footprints on the ground so you can follow the walking path! Once you get to the shark tank area, you can go around in circles as many times as you want it’s awesome! Definitely a great way to get your steps in in the winter too!

Let me start by saying that PEOPLE make the experience! This place is cool on its own, but every staff member we encountered on the quiet Wednesday afternoon that we visited was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. We had an exceptionally special visit with Bonnie. I'm certain she had somewhere else she was "supposed" to be, but she hung with my family for most of an hour. She was excellent at engaging my 9-year-old's curiosity and interpreting each exhibit, as well as telling us the history of the building itself. It's probably not an all-day attraction for most visitors, but it's certainly a gem if you're looking for some indoor enrichment. Allow yourself at least 2-3 hours for the experience for a weekday visit.

My friends and I enjoyed the Greater Cleveland Aquarium, and we would go again! Fun for all ages! The tanks were clean and the creatures appeared well taken care of. We enjoyed the interactive aspects of the aquarium. The deep sea room and the tunnel of sharks and sting rays were both incredibly cool.

This place was amazing. There's so much wildlife to see and things to learn about animals, climate, and even Chicago's history. And the photos are pretty good. Plus, you get to watch sharkfeeding (select weekdays)?! It's totally awesome for those from all walks of life.

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2000 Sycamore St, Cleveland, OH 44113, USA

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I love Rock & Roll Hall of Fame! One of the largest collections of music memorabilia in the world. It was incredible to see so many cool items from the most influential artists and musicians of all time! Michael Jackson's Thriller jacket, Bob Marley's famous beanie, The Beatles' suits, Elvis' motorcycle and so much more! We heard displays are constantly changing so you may not always see these things, plan a visit soon! We arrived on a Saturday at 4pm and had only one hour to make it through this museum. We were on a mission! The woman at the front desk told us the best place to start was in the basement to see their most impressive displays and then work our way up by elevator. We were able to see all six floors in an hour! I definitely recommend spending more time if possible, however you can see a lot in a short amount of time. Pictures and videos are allowed. Make sure to stop at the gift shop on the way out. There are so many fun things to buy as souvenirs or gifts. Credit cards only no cash accepted. Parking was easy to find across the street. Tickets are mobile and can be purchased at at kiosk right inside the entrance. Don't leave Cleveland without visiting this museum!

Place is awesome. Great to take family with older kids. Lots of interesting stuff.Avoid that food truck in the front $$. Try to find street parking. Garage is insane $$. FREE for Cleveland residents. Enter gift shop at own risk.Wear comfortable shoes! Great to get your steps in for the day.

I highly recommend stopping by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame if you’re in Cleveland! This place was filled with Rock and Roll history along with some fun interactive things to do. I would say this is good for individuals, couples or families with older children. It is a bit of walking and a lot of looking at exhibits, which a young child or baby may be tired of after 20 minutes. To truly enjoy it, I would give yourself a good two hours at minimum. The price was great for everything you get to see at only $35, and less than that for children. The staff were very friendly and the museum was clean.

All of the exhibits were excellent. From the start of rock and roll all the way through rap and hip hop. I enjoyed this museum very much. I definitely would say you can do this in less than 2 hours. I would compare it to the Grammy in LA. Tickets are a bit pricey for a museum but it was very cool to see everything. Parking is ok and not super expensive.

We totally enjoyed the R&RHoF! The garage band area and beats lab were absolutely a blast. Numerous displays and floors of music memorabilia made the 3 hours fly by. Be sure to check out the show on the 3rd floor too.Our teenage boys particularly said that they wished we had more time there! Definitely worth checking out with reasonable parking down by the water.

This was absolutely worth the long drive across 3 states. I could spend 2 days here just soaking in all of the rich history. What I found most impactful is learning about early music history and the extensive contribution of African Americans. This is well arranged and laid out. The pace was up to my group and the Elvis portion was a must. If you love music, history, or culture then this is a place for you. Great for families although small children may not be as enthusiastic.

Really enjoyed, highly recommended if you’re visiting and love music & History (especially Rock!!)Not ideal for young kids, although they have an awesome “garage band” area with instruments anyone can play that is very cool for older kids and adults alikeAmple paid parking right nearby, especially because it’s next door to science museum, harbor, and stadium.Amazing to see the details, cultural context, backstage info and rich history of Rock N Roll through the agesWorth the ticket price, but frugal folks should steer clear of the gift shop 😂

This museum was great! It a total of about 6 levels. There is so much history and amazing talent that is presented in this museum. Zero floor is basically the main exhibit. There are also additional floor one floor you can customize a band name logo and print your logo at no additional charge. There is also a area where you can play the guitar live with videos on how to play a couple drums sets and more! Definitely worth a visit! The staff and team members are also very friendly!

PRO TIPS: by far one of the most impressive collections of music memorabilia ever assembled. HOWEVER the museum layout for FIRST TIME VISITORS can be quite confusing. You actually enter the Hall of Fame on Level 1. Then travel paths want you to start your tour downstairs on Level 0 (which is the BASEMENT featuring the larger collection of exhibits). THEN you'll see travel paths which force you to head upto Levels 3, 4, 5, & 6, then finally down to end on level 2 with a final exit through the gift shop on Level 1 at the end of your tour. Confused? HOWEVER MY RECOMMENDED TRAVEL PATH IS (especially with large crowds OR weekend visits): Try starting out on Level 2 (take the elevator) & work your way up the pyramidto avoid the crowds. BUT always end your tour on the impressive Level 0 which is in the basement featuring the most exhibits. SAVE LEVEL ZERO FOR LAST!!!! There is actually an online exhibit guide to help plan your tour prior to arrival. Plan for 2-3 hours if you like rock music. Also lower your expectations as you will not see many artists memorabilia since exhibits rotate in/out. ALSO many artists are not in the Hall of Fame (as of this review) including Phish, B52's, Kate Bush, Weird Al, etc.

This is such a fun place to visit in Cleveland. It's in a very clean area of the city. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is fun because it gives you all the feels plus offers hands-on entertainment. My 3 year old and 15 year old had a great time, and so did my husband and I. There were turntables, guitars, drums, sound proof rooms, pinball machines etc. Truly, something for everyone.

Loved our experience here and seeing all the history of music under one roof was a great experience. They have many interactive experiences there to do as well, which made the experience interactive if you are interested in such things. Many unique and historic items related to music as as well. A must go for any music fan. Staff was friendly and areas kept very clean

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, while famous, large, and full of music history, was not my cup of tea. While I appreciate all the hard work put into this museum, I found it confusing. The general layout wasn't clear and the signage was miniscule.For the price of $25 pp, I think the museum was well worth it. We were there for 2 1/2 hours and believe we could have explored for a few more hours.

Awesome display of artifacts and memorabilia beginning with the onset of music history (blues, country and gospel) through rock and roll era, into pop, r&b grunge, rap, hip hop, heavy metal. Several interactive displays. In the front of the building are food trucks and 2 stages where local talent perform and you can watch for free. No parking lot so I suggest parking at the great lakes science museum garage located between museum and browns stadium. Only 13 dollars to park.

I love a good museum, and like Joan Jett I love Rock and Roll. This was absolutely the best museum I’ve been to in the US. We spent about 5 hours here and I think we saw it all. Highlights were definitely the first couple floors, but the trip to the top was still worth it. The boy minor disappointment was the movie on the third floor, which had some great highlights but was too disjointed to tell a compelling story. If you can make it while the Beatles display is still going, I’d highly recommend it. There are really great portions that will be hard to replace. I’m not from this area but will return in the future just to see what’s been added!

We went here after a work function and we had only a few hours to enjoy. I was asked a few times if I would come back. If people wanted to go I would go but it wouldn't be a repeat on my own. They had really cool displays and mini theaters to show you rock footage. They have assorted interactive booths so you can make your own band t-shirt, a music mix, and even learn how to play instruments. I thought that was very cool. Next time I need to keep an extra eye out for queen, rush, and black sabbath.

We went for the Battle Of the Bands. It was a great concert with some really good talent. We were able to walk through all the exhibits. It was very interesting. You could listen to music, and see some amazing outfits and there was even an area where you could try playing piano, guitar, bass, and drums. My 16-year-old and my 7-year-old loved it.There were escalators for all the floors and an elevator. There were couches, benches, and tables for anyone who needed to take a break. There was a little Cafe for food and drinks. Overall I would recommend it to anyone who loves music.

We stopped in to check out the Rock and Ro Hall of Fame on a Friday around noon. I ordered our tickets online before entering ( which made the entry faster) if you can do this it won't be a big deal to get tickets at the gate. We parked on the pier. This made finding and paying for parking super easy. The pier parking behind the building to the right upon entering, just drive past the building and you will see the parking. Once inside we started on the 1st floor and worked our way up them all. So many cool things to look at and activities to do I recommend at least 3-4 hrs to explore on a not busy day. Highly recommend the induction experience on the 3d floor. My favorite part... well I can't pick just one part. The Pink Floyd installation definitely the most interesting design. The tour ends in the merchandise store, so save that for last. Everything was reasonably priced. We picked up 4 shirts for the family on sale for $45.00 cool dollars.

Six floors in total, add lots of fun with different genres and multiple bands representing the facets of rock and roll. We started at 10:15am didn't even get done until 2:15pm. Good time, especially if you are a musician, or love music across the spectrum of rock.

Cleveland Rocks! The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was well worth the drive from Kentucky. We stayed the entire day. Great value for the money. Cafe has great food options so we didn’t have to leave the museum to look for food. Fun gift shop. Easy parking at nearby garage. So much to see. A great tribute to so many music legends. Wish it was even bigger and we were excited to see construction in progress! Our only regret, besides not coming sooner, was we didn’t buy a museum membership because we can’t wait to go back.

We went on a Sunday, it was an easy drive to get to the place and found a nearby parking garage, which was a life-saver for the parking! We had pre-planned and ordered our tickets ahead and paid for them. Super easy to do and highly recommend, as even getting there at noon for our time slot, it was getting busy. I was kind of thinking a Sunday would be a little slower and quieter, but that was not the case. The kids had a great time making band names and printing stickers to take home. They enjoyed seeing all the clothing and memories that were there. We did not take a lot of pictures at all, as it was insanely crowded to walk around. All in all, it was a fun trip, something we do not do every day and I’m sure they will enjoy going back in 10 years or so.

A unique experience every time I go! It's never the same display. So that makes it fun. Tickets are mobile entry at $30 each. Discount for seniors, kids, etc. 6 floors of activities. Food court has reasonable prices. Gift shop is gull of fun gifts at reasonable prices. Anyone can take home something! Wheelchair and stroller accessible by elevator. Staff was welcoming.

If you live in the city, it’s free. Otherwise, it’s $35..but here’s a tip: If you buy a membership for 2, you’ll pay $75. That $5 more than two tickets, plus you get a tee shirt and 10% discount in the gift shop. And it’s good for a year…take anybody you want! Always fun, I’ve seen some great exhibits and changes over the years. The Beatles exhibit was “fab!” It’s a great way to spend an afternoon and through August’22, concerts on the patio certain nights. Have fun and rock on!

This is such a cool museum! Going in you get a sense of a fun party atmosphere. Lots of music history here for fans of Rock, Blues, Metal, Hip-Hop. I paid $35 for a ticket online as I was walking towards the front entrance. I showed the person at the main door and got a wrist band after she scanned my ticket. Then she directed me to start one level lower. I highly recommend this place for music lovers.

Being a rock vocalist, it was a necessity to visit here while vacationing in Ohio. It's a cool place both inside and outside so take your time when visiting. Many of the exhibits are focused on rock & roll, of modern and classic bands and individuals as well. Pretty cool gift shop on premises as well and a lot of music history in these walls. All in all it was a great experience.

I have wanted to come here for a long time and it totally lived up to expectation! I loved the flow of exhibits bringing you around and to different floors. The history of everything was interesting to read and then getting to dive into exhibits on certain artists. Price of admission was well worth the time and spent about 2.5 hours there without seeing any of the films, so perhaps budget a full afternoon. Purchase a ticket online for easier entry

All I can say is Wow! This was a bucket list trip and soooooo worth it! What a great museum. We spent about 4-1/2 hours there and probably my favorite part was being able to pick and choose what induction clips you wanted to see of your favorite artists. The displays and the exhibits are second to none. Very well put together and I really loved the interactiveness of it all. You just have to add this as a place to go if you haven’t been. INCREDIBLE

So very Cool!! Definitely a place to visit if you like music.The touch and play section was really cool and the video series was nice...especially with Prince closing it out.You gotta go.

My husband and I visited the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame during our trip to Cleveland. We conveniently parked at the metered parking across the street. There was plenty of spots available when we arrived but we could see how close parking may be challenging during high traffic visiting times or when there is a game at the nearby stadium.Tickets were $35 a person. We had no trouble buying them at the door.The museum has 6 floors. The bottom floor has the most to see and is the most impressive of them all. The other floors felt a bit lacking compared to this one, especially if you aren't interested in watching mini films they share throughout the museum.On the second floor, known as The Garage, you can try your hand at playing a variety of instruments using video tutorials as a guide. This was a great interactive option to enjoy during our visit!This is a great spot for all music lovers to enjoy while visiting the Cleveland area!

Everyone told us this was the must visit attraction in ClevelandThree hours really well spent. Loved it!Parked on the pier by the lake. Short walk and reasonable prices.Bought ticket in advance on the dat 🎟 Arrived before out slot and no problems getting inSo much to see. Basement is biggest display area. Easy to miss something. We doubled back to make sure.Shop has lots on offer.Cafe has good food and drink optionsHighly recommended

As the shape of the building suggests, the basement is huge and a maze containing loads of artist memorabilia throughout the ages and genres. Impressive. As you go further up, the exhibition area becomes smaller, and the items on show lesser. Some of the greatest artists of all time, like Freddy Mercury, George Michael, Iron Maiden, KISS, Smashing Pumpkins, (to name just but a few) are NOT on display unfortunately. Otherwise, a great set up with lots of interactive play and jam sessions to listen to.

This is an expensive experience with a lot of guitars. I enjoyed it, but became numb to all the interesting artifacts because there were so many. I especially loved the Elvis section. The music through out is incredible and the building is a cool design. It is a very expensive ticket though.

Pretty cool place. Food court inside & food trucks outside. The gift shop has tons of stuff & a huge clearance section tucked away. Has several floors. Top floor is dedicated to 1 artist that they change out. Only gave 3 stars since they didn’t have nearly enough from the 80’s. One tiny section. Was disappointed about that.Small parking lots around that are pay by your phone. Just down the street you can walk to see the water.

The layout was pretty confusing at first. There was one point where we got stuck and had to get on an elevator (maybe that was what you were supposed to do?) it was also relatively crowded with people, but that’s what you expect because it’s not like it’s an unpopular place.The Hall of Fame itself was awesome! The first floor consisted of rappers, which was sort of confusing, but that was just the front. The rest had Rhythm and Blues, which people were complaining about (which doesn’t make sense because not everything’s going to have heavy metal and punk in it. R and B is apart of the evolution of that stuff. Just gotta wait for other floors to see it)The Taylor Swift stuff I’m sure was just to attract other people, but they liked it so it was okay just as long as people enjoyed it!The place where you can play interments was great. I’m not too good at bass so I can’t say much about the quality of the interments but it was holdable so that’s something.Very nice place consisting of several genres, including a gift shop! (Which had a Hole shirt that I wanted really badly but it was 50.00)I’d recommend this place to anybody that has a passion for that kind of stuff. Anybody that likes any kind of music would have a great time here, and that’s what makes it so amazing!(I got permission from my mom to write this)-Nora ^_^

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: A Must-See Experience**On our recent camping circle tour of Lake Erie, we finally checked off a long-time bucket list destination: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This visit was everything we hoped for and more, and it’s undoubtedly a must-see for everyone.As Canadians, we were thrilled to see representation of Canadian artists among the global icons of rock and roll. The exhibits are comprehensive and inclusive, celebrating the rich, diverse history of the genre.The highlight of our visit was the video of inductees, which is nothing short of Oscar-worthy. If there were a 10-star rating, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame would surely deserve it. This museum offers an unforgettable experience, showcasing the timeless impact of rock and roll on our world.

My wife and I visited on 7/7/24. We got there about 10:30 and stayed for 3+ hours. It was crowded, but pretty much everyone was polite and patient. We both thought it was great. If you like music you will like this place. Don't miss the 12-minute movie or, for that matter, any of the exhibits. We hope to come back again.

Just was there last week and I could not believe how much stuff is stored in this building. It took us 3 hours! And that's with not knowing everything and reading everything. There was another couple that had been there for 5 hours!!! If you have a hard time standing or walking this is not the place for you it's 6 floors tall! It was an amazing experience and would definitely recommend.

Really cool place to go see. You can walk around and see music instruments, clothes, and memorabilia from different generations of musicians. They had an instrument room where you can try out different instruments and beat box studio too. Definitely recommend going to see it if you’re in the area. They also have a very large gift shop where you can pick up some cool stuff.

This place is amazing. For me it was very busy, and it was difficult to read/see some of the exhibits. The 15min movie is a must, the videos and acts are like a time machine to the past. Such great talent and performances. The women's rocker video was cool too, so many great artists. This museum is a must for anyone who likes music, amazing!

Great visit! Cleveland did it right. Lots to see and lots to experience. No wait to get in early in the morning and they even have drinks and food. Overall they could do a better job showing more artists history as some only have a name on a wall. Favorite was the blotter and the beginning of the exhibit showing how far we have come to support artists for their unique style and genres. People think about where we are today and how much artists had to endure hate from religious zealots for no reason just like current climate. You'll laugh and cry at the same time.

We went on a Friday and got tickets for 10am right at opening. This was definitely the way to go. There was plenty of parking right by the pier and parking is not expensive at all! If you get there early you have time to stop and look and the ships and just take in the view of Lake Erie. The museum goes from Level 1-6. The first floor is the most robust and is absolutely an experience for all your senses. Each floor after that gives music-lovers an opportunity to delve into the different components or genres of the music world. Our favorite part of the experience was the celebration of 50 years of hip hop. If you grew up listening to hip hop through the 80s-00s you’ll absolutely LOVE this. The cafe actually has decent food that isn’t wildly overpriced. The whole museum is really well thought-out with little details everywhere you look. We travel to lots of museums and this is now at the top of our list!

My father and I took a trip to Cleveland for the 2024 Eclipse and needed to kill time. This place was our impromptu place to go and it was the best choice! We stayed here to look at all the treasure and history for over 4 hours! It was so cool to see the origins of rock and learn about the roots of hip hop. If you are a music enthusiast or just want to learn more about the hall of famers, I’d recommend planning to be here for at least 4 hours because I feel like I still haven’t seen everything.

Pretty awesome! The bottom floor is a lot to get through but the rest goes quick. Lots of cool things to look at, we didn't have time to see everything but walked away with a great experience.

Lots to see, hear, learn and do. Take your time to sit and watch/listen or play. My group stayed for 3 hours, but some of us would’ve stayed longer to really absorb more of the vibe. Worthwhile, especially with group of 15 (only had 10!) Unfortunately, no athlete discount for the Pan American Games athletes who wouldn’t be there the night of their special event.

Wow, what an amazing destination! This incredible attraction boasts 6 floors packed with entertainment, history, and interactive exhibits. Whether you're a history buff, a thrill-seeker, or just looking for a unique experience, there's something for everyone here. The interactive elements make it a truly immersive and engaging experience. I highly recommend adding this to your must-visit list - you won't be disappointed!

This place was wonderful. A great nostalgic ride through rock music. Tons of exhibits, clothes, guitars, and video presentations.Wear comfortable shoes, sit when you can.We spent about 6 hours wandering through the exhibits.The Beatles exhibit was hard to hear with so many other musical displays going on.Some of the immersive theater presentations were a bit loud. Some ear plugs would have been nice.Pro tip. You don't have to print paper tickets if you can present the PDF scan code on your phone.

I was disappointed, not for lack of memorabilia or interesting displays, but with the organization of how to make your way through the museum. We were told, "Start on the bottom level & work your way up." Sounded like a fair instruction, but not so. On the bottom level, there is a ton of stuff with no indication of direction or flow. Our group split up due to the crowd, & some of us saw things that others didn't see because there are alcoves & short halls. We spend 3 1/2 hours there, but you could easily spend more time there as there is a massive amount to see.

If you are in Cleveland this is a must see. It's rich on history of Rock and roll and does a great job celebrating all of those indicted into their Hall of Fame as well as others important to how Rock and Roll has evolved over the years. I highly recommend you set aside a few hours to take all this in. I don't know if they have a live band every day, but there was one during our visit and you could hear them playing various covers while perusing all the great content, or just sit back and enjoy the show. Check it out!

The Hall of Fame was terrific! There was so much to see, and do! One thing that surprised me was how much of it was interactive! The musical instruments were really fun to noodle around on. I only wish that it was a bit bigger. There were several artists that only had very limited representation.

I really enjoyed my time here. It was much bigger than I expected. There are 6 floors. There is a gift shop, a place to eat and if you are able to catch a show I highly recommend you do it's great it's included in the ticket price and not that long it's a great experience. Make sure to give yourself time to arrive early to find parking in case you need to walk, especially if you booked for a time.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame deserves a five-star review for its exceptional tribute to the history and impact of rock music. The museum offers a captivating and immersive experience, with its extensive collection of memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and detailed displays that celebrate rock's greatest artists and moments.From the iconic outfits and instruments to the engaging multimedia presentations, every exhibit is thoughtfully curated and provides deep insight into the evolution of rock music. The hall of fame itself is a highlight, honoring the legendary artists who have shaped the genre.The facility is well-maintained and the staff are knowledgeable and enthusiastic, adding to the overall experience. Whether you're a die-hard rock fan or just curious about the genre, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a must-visit destination that truly rocks.

Very cool place. We’re not usually the museum type people but we enjoyed the rock and roll hall of fame because they have an interactive floor where you could actually learn to play all kinds of instruments like the acoustic guitar, electric/ base , piano and even drums… they have easy lessons to follow with various songs to choose from.

We enjoyed what we saw. Very crowded. We went on a Saturday morning and were among the first in, but it was crazy busy. We completely missed the women and music exhibit on the lower floor!! We figured we would get back to it later but it was still so crowded, we gave up. The 6th floor was closed, so we didn't see anything up there, either.Next time, we will go back during the week and call ahead to make sure that all floors are open to the public.Staff was very friendly and there is alot to see.

I was absolutely blown away by how much I enjoyed this museum. This has been on my bucket list for many years and it didn’t disappoint. I could have spent days in this museum: the history, the videos, the outfits & and instruments, and an amazing gift shop. I highly recommend!

This was good and many items donated. Not all of it is rock and looks like country singers have a few things there too. I was surprised to see some bands not in it and hip hop rap was. Over all it was fun

Really interesting place. Got to see all kinds of legendary music groups items and some replicas. It took about 3 hours to see it all, then went back, though, to see some exhibits that were busy the first time, though. I will definitely be back after Ozzy Osbourne goes into the Hall of Fame! If you like music, then this is a must-see!

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1100 E 9th St, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA