CLE Museums

One of the most lauded (and most visited) art museums in the world, is an oasis of beauty that is home to more than 60,000 pieces of art and is free for everyone to enjoy. Located in Cleveland's University Circle neighborhood.

Time travel from the birth of Rock and Roll to current day legends in the making through exhibits that celebrate music, from Abba to Weezer and everything in between. Located on the shore of Lake Erie in Downtown Cleveland.

Touch, climb, build and imagine in this expansive, kid-centric space within a restored, Victorian-era mansion. Located in Cleveland's MidTown neighborhood. 

This nine-acre site encompasses two refurbished mansions from the Gilded Age and tells a comprehensive story of Cleveland’s 226 year history. Located in Cleveland's University Circle neighborhood.

Explore the evolution of modern medicine through a collection that includes diagnostic tools and instruments, turn-of-the-century equipment, books and archives. Located on the campus for Case Western Reserve University. 

An enlightening and moving collection of art, photographs and artifacts that promotes tolerance and understanding among people of all faiths through a lens of the Jewish experience. Located in the Cleveland suburb of Beachwood.

Reinforcing our connection to the natural world, the museum’s exhibits include the immortalized hero-dog Balto, a cast of “Lucy,” our 3.2-million-year-old ancestor and the oldest Late Jurassic sauropod skeleton display in the world. Located in the University Circle neighborhood.

Contemporary art lives right here in a building that is an artistic expression of modernity in itself. Engage with a collection that features both globally-renowned and Cleveland-based artists. Located in Cleveland's University Circle neighborhood.

Housed in Station #28, the museum honors Ohio’s firefighting history with displays that include archival photographs, vehicles, helmets and protective gear. Located in Downtown Cleveland near Progressive Field.

Spend time in this solemn, reflective space surrounded by a collection of rescued relics and statuary from churches, each restored to their original glory and housed in a historic Polish church, St. Hedwig’s. Located in the Cleveland suburb of Lakewood.

Open all year, fans of the iconic film can walk through Ralphie’s home, take photos with the famed leg lamp, bring home "major awards" of your own from the gift shop and even book an overnight stay at the popular film location in Tremont.

Located in Canton, Ohio, the 1920 birthplace of the NFL, is a monumental tribute to the greatest players and contributors to professional football that houses an array of memorabilia including Super Bowl rings, game balls and jerseys, draft cards and more.