A nice city with not a whole lot to do. I like Pittsburgh better :-) Go Steelers!

Cleveland Rocks, Clevelands what its made of. Not a bad city, the downtown was a bit of a ghost town in some places, the waterfront area near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is quite nice. Over buy Jacobs Field there are a few good Sports Bars and restaurants. Do not take advice on the train when to get off as we were given bad advice and had to walk thru one of the worst neighbourhoods I have ever seen. All in all had a great time there watching the 25th Anniversay Grand Prix of Cleveland.

Cleaveland is an amazing city. There is so much to do. Fun fact: After New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, Cleaveland has the most theatres in the U.S. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is always worth a trip and so is the House of Blues.

Must watch a Cavs(basketball), Browns(NFL) or Indians(baseball) game regardless of fan status. The Rock Roll Hall of fame is a must!!!! Downtown on the weekends is literally dead!!

If you're in Cleveland you must go to the Cheesecake Factory. It is very popular and has been featured on the TV Channel FoodNetwork. It is in the downtown shopping district so you cannot miss it.

Cleveland was once called "the mistake on the lake"

Avoid the bus station as best you can, its full of very dodgy people...

Fly continental and have to take a bus to all rental cars.

Go to the Rock Hall for a day!

I wasn't there for long, but a must is the rock and roll hall of fame. It's got four levels, so make sure you visit all of them because it's a little tricky finding your way up the the 2nd floor. Right next to the RR hall of fame is Jacob's field, and both are on the harbor. A very beautiful, small city.