Best History Museum in Cleveland

"Home to a huge collection of artifacts and exhibits, the outstanding Cleveland Museum of Natural History is fifteen minutes drive east of downtown. Its gigantic galleries have sections dedicated to archaeology, anthropology, geology and paleontology with interesting items and interactive hands-on activities. Founded in 1920, the massive museum is a firm favorite with locals and tourists alike with its captivating collection now containing more than four million specimens."

"Geological Formation, Archaeological Site , Exhibition , Natural History Museum. Located in University circle, this museum was established in 1920 in order to carry out research on subjects like anthropology, archaeology, botany, geology, palaeontology, zoology and few others. The museum has collection of more than 4 million exhibits permanent exhibits focus on how the Universe was formed and the evolution of human beings."

"Dinosaurs and the Perkins Wildlife Center are the highlights at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Explore Madagascar and Costa Rica in the Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Glasshouse. Swing into MOCA for a dose of contemporary art. Or, brush up on your history and ride the Euclid Beach Grand Carousel at the Cleveland History Center."

"In 1891, the Cleveland Spiders of the National League began play at a ballpark at the corner of Lexington Avenue and East 66th Street, situated at the end of a trolley line. For the next half-century, League Park would be home to luminaries of sport, from baseball to football to boxing. The building that originally housed the Indians team and ticket office is now a museum, open Saturdays year-round with expanded hours in the summer (during baseball season, of course)."

"The gist: You can’t help but fall in love with this cozy little restaurant that makes you feel like you stepped into a house where grandma is turning soul-satisfying food out of her tiny kitchen. Molto Bene is now open for dine-in, takeout, and patio seating. The food: Italian food, done right."

"And for my dairy free and vegan friends we have Ice Cream Joy!. They have small batch ice cream that skips the preservatives and only uses real ingredients which you can taste in every bite. This is not just for the non-dairy and vegan folks but for everyone who loves a tasty sweet treat!"

"Hey, we all know it's important for kids to get a nutritious and well-balanced meal. But there's always room for gourmet ice cream sandwiches, and Cathy's Creamery in The Arcade offers the most unbelievable ice cream sandwich you've ever had. Take your pick of fresh-baked cookies, choose from over a dozen flavors of ice cream, then pick what topping you'd like it rolled in."

"Level up your ice cream experience – by putting it in between a pair of delicious cookies!. Cathy’s is located inside the Cleveland Arcade, and serves up regular ice cream, but is (obviously) most known for its massive ice cream sandwiches. View this post on Instagram"

"When I asked people on Twitter about their favorite Cleveland ice cream spots, one shop kept being mentioned: Honey Hut. Honey Hut doesn’t actually have a location in downtown Cleveland, but it’s such a local favorite that I decided it deserved a spot on this list anyway. They’ve been serving ice cream in the area since 1974, and are known for using honey instead of sugar as a sweetener for their flavors."

"Honey Hut is a Cleveland staple and has been thriving in our community since 1974. It has been family owned and operated even since. What makes this place so special is the family environment and, of course, that their ice cream is naturally sweetened with honey!"

"A photo posted by Honey Hut Ice Cream (@honey_hut) on Sep 1, 2016 at 4:39pm PDT. Honey Hut is the place to go when you're looking for hard ice cream. They do have soft serve, but trust me, you'll want one of their peanut butter sundaes on a hot summer day."