Location: Little Italy
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Whether rocking out to music legends inside the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or viewing Monets and Picassos at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland is a city that mixes equal parts grit and sophistication. Nosh award-winning food in historic buildings, tip back some craft beers amid a Lake Erie beach party or cheer on a championship team with a hardball of locally distilled spirits. All in Cleveland.
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1. Cleveland Institute of Art
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Cleveland Institute of Art is a premier college of art and design offering 15 BFA majors.
2. Tony Brush Park
3. Pennello Gallery
4. Historic Little Italy in Cleveland
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4.5 based on 532 reviews
Historic Little Italy is located on the east side of Cleveland. Check out the website for more info.
Reviewed By C7039PVjohns
This is not a "touristy" Italian neighborhood but one in which the visitor shares the authentic lifestyle of the local residents. You cannot go wrong at any eating establishment and visiting Presti's bakery is a must. This area has been settled by Italians for well over 100 years and authenticity permeates the entire neighborhood. Although many natives have married and moved to the suburbs, many return to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption in the middle of August each year to renew acquaintances and celebrate the best of the neighborhood's food and history.
5. Tre Sorelle Boutique
6. The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque is one of the country's best repertory movie theaters, proclaimed by The New York Times. Founded in 1986, the alternative film theater shows art, independent, and foreign films as well as revived classics. The Cinematheque offers discounted tickets to all CIA students and contributes to the richness of the college's public programming in the arts.
Reviewed By WHMeg - Willoughby Hills, United States
John Ewing programs films at both the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Cinematheque... and does a phenomenal job of covering every genre! Pre-code? Check! Silent classics? Check! Experimental? Check! Musicals? Check! Foreign films... independent films... you name it, it will eventually show up on the screen. You can check out the website for current listings and also submit your email address to get weekly updates. The theatre itself is quite comfortable with the ability to show both film and digital. Parking is ample, and now that construction is winding up at the CIA campus, easy to find. You're in the the Uptown District of Cleveland (near Case Western), so you'll find a number of fast food places and bars for food and/or drink.
7. Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland
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3.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By applegirl57 - Detroit, United States
Modern and accessible space. This museum has continuous visiting exhibitions, as it is not a collections museum. The space lends itself to sweeping and *big* visiting exhibits. They take on 'edgy' topics. Free admission for locals. Easy walking distance to University Circle and Uptown districts.
8. East Cleveland Township Cemetery
9. Little Italy Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
