How to Visit Cleveland
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Jacobs Field opened for business in 1994.
Schedule your trip for when the Major League Baseball Cleveland Indians are at Jacobs Field or the NBA Cleveland Cavaliers are at Quicken Loans Arena. Jacobs Field is among the prettiest parks in the major leagues, and it shows off the Cleveland skyline. The Indians draw well, but there are usually tickets available for walk-up customers. - 2
The Warehouse District is teeming with people on the weekends.
Park your car around Public Square and walk to the nearby Warehouse District. It is a sensational place to go for shopping during the day, eating in the evening, and clubbing at night. Go on a Friday or Saturday, because the area is a bit dead during the week. - 3). Get a taste of the ethnic dishes in the Cleveland area. Head to Little Italy on the near east side, or Corky and Lenny's delicatessen. Hightail it back to the near west side, and buy some pierogies at the Pierogi Palace at the West Side Market. Then go to The Mad Greek in Cleveland Heights for tasty gyros.
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You will be captivated by the Cleveland Orchestra.
Spend an evening at Severance Hall and watch the Cleveland Orchestra perform. It has traveled to dozens of countries and is considered one of the premier orchestras in the world. - 5
Do you love rock music? The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a must-see!
Continue to cultivate your music tastes by heading back downtown to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which showcases the history of the genre and features exhibits of such artists as the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and U2.
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