Location: Warrensville Heights
Top Things to do in Warrensville Heights
Top 10 Things to do in Warrensville Heights, United States
Warrensville Heights in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Art Museums. Discover best things to do in Warrensville Heights with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Cleveland Museum of Art
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
The Cleveland Museum of Art was founded in 1913 "for the benefit of all the people forever." Renowned for the quality and breadth of its collection, the museum includes almost 45,000 objects and spans 6,000 years of achievement in the arts. The museum is a significant international forum for exhibitions, scholarship, performing arts and art education and recently completed an ambitious, multi-phase renovation and expansion project across its campus. One of the top comprehensive art museums in the nation and free of charge to all, the Cleveland Museum of Art is located in the dynamic University Circle neighborhood.
Reviewed By carpe_itineris - Carlsbad, California
This museum is a gem for the city of Cleveland. We had to drive quite a bit to get here, but it was worth it. Well curated, interesting pieces, and a great breadth of art. We arrived just after the museum had opened and stayed, with a break for lunch, until closing, and it was not enough.
2. Tinkers Creek Viaduct Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By lilirishstar - North Canton, Ohio
Just off of busy Broadway, down Willis St, past the backside of businesses, through a mixed residential and industrial neighborhood, along the railroad tracks sits a small parking lot and fenced in old viaduct. We actually said, where are we and what is this? Gladly we headed down the paved pathway, started reading the signs and found an amazing site. The path was easy to walk and the views were quite nice. Interesting area for sure.
3. Shaker Historical Society and Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
The Shaker Historical Society is a non-profit organization, established in 1947 to provide stewardship for our region’s significant history by nurturing respectful discovery, preservation, collection, and public dissemination of the history, traditions, and heritage of the Shaker sect, Shaker Heights, Warrensville Township, and the surrounding areas.The home of The Shaker Historical Society is situated on the grounds of the former North Union Center Family’s apple orchard and vegetable garden and was the former home of Louis Myers, a real estate agent for the Van Sweringen Company, and his wife, Blanche.One of the first homes on South Park Boulevard, 16740 was built in 1910 and the 2.3-acre lot extends from South Park Boulevard through to Shaker Boulevard. In 1969 Frank Myers, elder son of Louis and Blanche, donated the house to be used as a museum.The Meyers House and grounds are available for many types of events, from business meetings to luncheons, cocktail receptions to formal dinners. Contact us today about scheduling your next event!The Museum displays the Society’s substantial collection of Shaker artifacts and preserves the Shaker legacy of perfection, simplicy, utility, and durability.The Elizabeth Nord Library is located on the second floor of the Museum and named in honor of the Museum’s first curator, Elizabeth Nord. It contains an extensive collection of books and archival materials about the Shakers, early Warrensville Township, and the development of Shaker Heights. The Library is open during Museum hours by appointment.
Reviewed By Ligaya2 - Portland, Oregon
This museum is part of the Ohio History Connection (formerly Ohio Historical Society) museum sites throughout Ohio. The museum is located in residential area of Shaker Heights and with a nice park across the street. Museum does a very good job to give historical perspective of Shaker religion beginnings and how it fits in the shaping of Ohio history - plus the surprisingly and amazing innovations from the Shakers. Beautiful garden around the house. Worth the visit. Note - call ahead or look at website for hours of operations (not usually open on Saturdays).
4. Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen B
It was interesting to learn about Jews settling in America besides NYC. Exhibits were informative and the section on WW2 was well done. We toured the exhibit on our own, but there is a docent led tour twice a week. Several items brought back pleasant memories.
5. Cedar Lee Cinema
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
First opening its doors on Christmas Day 1925 as an 1,100 seat, single-screen theater, the Cedar Lee Theatre was transformed into a twin-screen theater in 1983 to compete with the increasing number of multiplexes and to meet the demand to play an ever growing number of specialty films. Two Hollywood-style screening rooms were added in 1991 - allowing guests to the theater to enjoy truly specialized films. Finally in 1994 two modern stadium-style theaters were added to bring the current screen count to six. For more than three decades the words "Cedar Lee Theatre" and "specialty film" have been synonymous in Cleveland. Ushering in an era when specialty film would transcend art-house appeal, and coupled with its unique concession stand the first to offer baked goods, sandwiches, specialty coffee drinks, and imported beer and wine the Cedar Lee Theatre continues to be the movie theater of choice for many Greater Clevelanders.
Reviewed By jaseaton - Silver Spring, Maryland
We went to see this movie based on the end of actress Gloria Grahame with my mother-in-law who used the closed captioning device provided by the theater. Nifty doohickey! She had no trouble following the film. The small, stadium are seats were unexpectedly comfortable, too. A Good place to see indie and foreign films.
6. Winking Lizard Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By foodguy1965 - Solon, Ohio
We went to the Bedford Heights location of the winking lizard on Sunday evening. The food was mediocre at best. The ribs & wings were dry. The half BBQ chicken, once we got it, was also dry and over cooked. Our server decided it would be a good idea to not write anything down. It didn't work! It never does! We received the wrong bourbon, the wrong chicken dinner, forgot the salad, side of ranch & side of hot sauce. Then he disappeared for 15 minutes so I went to the bar to get another drink. He never cleared anything until we left the table and to top it off he referred to our 12 year old as "brother". Sorry the only one at the lizard that night that could call him that was his sister, not you my friend! A little too informal even for the Lizard.
7. Legacy Village Shopping Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Kausar W - Gujranwala, Pakistan
Every time I visited Ohio, I came to Legacy Village Shopping Center for shopping. It is expensive shopping place but I always found best products. Charming Charlie's is the most favourite outlet of my wife and The Cheesecake Factory is my favourite place at this place.
8. Chagrin Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Betty93ha - Beachwood, Ohio
the waterfalls is easily seen--as a matter of fact if you're sitting at a window, it can be seen from Jekyll's restaurant window, while you're eating--it make it different from restaurants--the food is excellent--it's crowded so that proves that it's a place enjoyed by many.
9. WhirlyBall / Laser Sport
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By AMRossi9242 - Thermopolis, Wyoming
I've had numerous events at Whirlyball. I plan an annual Whirlyball game with my friends, and last year I took my after-school programs as part of our end - of - the - year festivities. Despite the people and experiences we've had, one thing is universal: everyone loved it!
The game is easy to learn, difficult to master, but always lots of fun to play. Kids and adults alike will enjoy this sport. Couple that with the laser tag, bowling alleys, arcade games . . . there's a lot to do here, and something for everyone!
The cost for renting a court is very reasonable, and you will definitely get your money's worth. Spilt the cost amongst the ten you need for a full game, and it comes to only ten or twenty dollars per person. The owner is extremely friendly and does his best to make everything as great as possible. Plus, its a very family orientated place. I love giving them business.
If you are planning a family event or reunion in the Cleveland area, seriously consider Whirlyball as your venue. Its outrageously fun!
10. Preston's H.O.P.E
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By virtualcowboy - Louisville, Kentucky
What an amazing place. Fully accessible, in great repair and so much to do. I'm surprised they don't charge admission....my son had a great time running around the two different levels of play areas. If you need to burn off some energy from your little ones, this is the place to do it.
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