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2-часовой частный тур по лучшим достопримечательностям и видам Кливленда

2-часовой частный тур по лучшим достопримечательностям и видам Кливленда

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This 2-hour private tour in a comfortable SUV/van takes you to many of the best sights and views of Cleveland you won’t see from main street. Sit back and relax while we tell you some history and stop at a few destinations of significance. You will see how this once primarily industrial city is transforming itself into a modern and diverse city with great cultural, entertainment, and recreational assets.

Город: Кливленд

Fri 05 Dec

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Private transportation

Дополнительная информация

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Public transportation options are available nearby

Что ожидать

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Situated on Cleveland's lakefront, the museum tells the history of R&R through ever-changing exhibits and features inductees and their music..

West Side Market

West Side Market is Cleveland's world famous indoor/outdoor market with over 75 vendors.

A Christmas Story House

Hear stories about Tremont and its 28 churches, the Christmas Story House & Museum and Steelyard Commons.

Cleveland Museum of Art

World-renowned museum built in 1916 that has no entrance fee.

The Flats

See where Moses Cleaveland landed in 1796 and how this former industrial area is fast-becoming an entertainment mecca.

Edgewater Park

See the best lakefront view of the city at our beachfront park--part of the region's 23,000 acres of public green space.

Heinen's Downtown

A bank lobby becomes a grocery store. Giant ceiling murals painted by an artist who died in the Titanic accident.

Severance Hall

Home of the well-known Cleveland Orchestra opened in 1930 and the first music hall with radio broadcasting capability.

Cleveland Cultural Gardens

Park land donated by John D. Rockefeller in the early 1900's tells the story of over 30 nationality groups who have immigrated to Cleveland.

Connor Palace

Playhouse Square is the 2nd largest theater complex in the country after NY's theater district.

Progressive Field

Home to the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, formerly the Cleveland Indians.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Situated on Cleveland's lakefront, the museum tells the history of R&R through ever-changing exhibits and features inductees and their music..

West Side Market

West Side Market is Cleveland's world famous indoor/outdoor market with over 75 vendors.

A Christmas Story House

Hear stories about Tremont and its 28 churches, the Christmas Story House & Museum and Steelyard Commons.

Cleveland Museum of Art

World-renowned museum built in 1916 that has no entrance fee.

The Flats

See where Moses Cleaveland landed in 1796 and how this former industrial area is fast-becoming an entertainment mecca.

Edgewater Park

See the best lakefront view of the city at our beachfront park--part of the region's 23,000 acres of public green space.

Heinen's Downtown

A bank lobby becomes a grocery store. Giant ceiling murals painted by an artist who died in the Titanic accident.

Severance Hall

Home of the well-known Cleveland Orchestra opened in 1930 and the first music hall with radio broadcasting capability.

Cleveland Cultural Gardens

Park land donated by John D. Rockefeller in the early 1900's tells the story of over 30 nationality groups who have immigrated to Cleveland.

Connor Palace

Playhouse Square is the 2nd largest theater complex in the country after NY's theater district.

Progressive Field

Home to the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, formerly the Cleveland Indians.

Зал славы рок-н-ролла

Расположенный на берегу озера Кливленда, музей рассказывает об истории R&R с помощью постоянно меняющихся экспонатов и представляет призывников и их музыку.

Вестсайдский рынок

West Side Market — всемирно известный крытый и открытый рынок Кливленда, на котором работает более 75 продавцов.

Дом рождественской истории

Послушайте истории о Тремонте и его 28 церквях, Доме и музее Рождественской истории и Стилярд Коммонс.

Кливлендский художественный музей

Всемирно известный музей, построенный в 1916 году. Плата за вход не взимается.

Квартиры

Посмотрите, где в 1796 году высадился Мозес Кливленд и как этот бывший промышленный район быстро становится Меккой развлечений.

Эджуотер Парк

Насладитесь лучшим видом на город с видом на озеро в нашем прибрежном парке, который является частью 23 000 акров общественных зеленых насаждений региона.

Центр города Хайнен

Лобби банка становится продуктовым магазином. Гигантские потолочные росписи, написанные художником, погибшим в результате крушения Титаника.

Северанс Холл

Дом известного Кливлендского оркестра открылся в 1930 году и стал первым мюзик-холлом с возможностью радиовещания.

Кливлендские культурные сады

Земля в парке, подаренная Джоном Д. Рокфеллером в начале 1900-х годов, рассказывает историю более 30 национальных групп, иммигрировавших в Кливленд.

Коннор Палас

Playhouse Square — второй по величине театральный комплекс в стране после театрального района Нью-Йорка.

Прогрессивное поле

Дом бейсбольной команды Cleveland Guardians, ранее Cleveland Indians.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Situated on Cleveland's lakefront, the museum tells the history of R&R through ever-changing exhibits and features inductees and their music..

West Side Market

West Side Market is Cleveland's world famous indoor/outdoor market with over 75 vendors.

House From A Christmas Story

Hear stories about Tremont and its 28 churches, the Christmas Story House & Museum and Steelyard Commons.

Cleveland Museum of Art

World-renowned museum built in 1916 that has no entrance fee.

The Flats

See where Moses Cleaveland landed in 1796 and how this former industrial area is fast-becoming an entertainment mecca.

Edgewater Park

See the best lakefront view of the city at our beachfront park--part of the region's 23,000 acres of public green space.

Heinen's Downtown

A bank lobby becomes a grocery store. Giant ceiling murals painted by an artist who died in the Titanic accident.

Severance Hall

Home of the well-known Cleveland Orchestra opened in 1930 and the first music hall with radio broadcasting capability.

Cleveland Cultural Gardens

Park land donated by John D. Rockefeller in the early 1900's tells the story of over 30 nationality groups who have immigrated to Cleveland.

Connor Palace

Playhouse Square is the 2nd largest theater complex in the country after NY's theater district.

Progressive Field

Home to the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, formerly the Cleveland Indians.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Situated on Cleveland's lakefront, the museum tells the history of R&R through ever-changing exhibits and features inductees and their music..

West Side Market

West Side Market is Cleveland's world famous indoor/outdoor market with over 75 vendors.

House From A Christmas Story

Hear stories about Tremont and its 28 churches, the Christmas Story House & Museum and Steelyard Commons.

Cleveland Museum of Art

World-renowned museum built in 1916 that has no entrance fee.

The Flats

See where Moses Cleaveland landed in 1796 and how this former industrial area is fast-becoming an entertainment mecca.

Edgewater Park

See the best lakefront view of the city at our beachfront park--part of the region's 23,000 acres of public green space.

Heinen's Downtown

A bank lobby becomes a grocery store. Giant ceiling murals painted by an artist who died in the Titanic accident.

Severance Hall

Home of the well-known Cleveland Orchestra opened in 1930 and the first music hall with radio broadcasting capability.

Cleveland Cultural Gardens

Park land donated by John D. Rockefeller in the early 1900's tells the story of over 30 nationality groups who have immigrated to Cleveland.

Connor Palace

Playhouse Square is the 2nd largest theater complex in the country after NY's theater district.

Progressive Field

Home to the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, formerly the Cleveland Indians.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Situated on Cleveland's lakefront, the museum tells the history of R&R through ever-changing exhibits and features inductees and their music..

West Side Market

West Side Market is Cleveland's world famous indoor/outdoor market with over 75 vendors.

House From A Christmas Story

Hear stories about Tremont and its 28 churches, the Christmas Story House & Museum and Steelyard Commons.

Cleveland Museum of Art

World-renowned museum built in 1916 that has no entrance fee.

The Flats

See where Moses Cleaveland landed in 1796 and how this former industrial area is fast-becoming an entertainment mecca.

Edgewater Park

See the best lakefront view of the city at our beachfront park--part of the region's 23,000 acres of public green space.

Heinen's Downtown

A bank lobby becomes a grocery store. Giant ceiling murals painted by an artist who died in the Titanic accident.

Severance Hall

Home of the well-known Cleveland Orchestra opened in 1930 and the first music hall with radio broadcasting capability.

Cleveland Cultural Gardens

Park land donated by John D. Rockefeller in the early 1900's tells the story of over 30 nationality groups who have immigrated to Cleveland.

Connor Palace

Playhouse Square is the 2nd largest theater complex in the country after NY's theater district.

Progressive Field

Home to the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, formerly the Cleveland Indians.

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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Отзывы (23)

Experience743045

Nov 2023

Loved seeing the Cultural Gardens and spending time downtown. Also saw some beautiful neighborhoods. What a great tour and what a great city with so many things to do…parks, restaurants, theater, symphony, sports, etc. I’m very impressed and Steve and Diane made it a fun day!

Allison_L

Oct 2023

Our guide was knowledgeable, personal and just so interesting! Absolutely recommend this for getting to know the wonderful, fascinating, historical Cleveland!

Thomas_K

Sep 2023

We only had a couple of free hours during our first visit to Cleveland, so Steve’s two-hour personalized tour was perfect for us. He was right on time for our hotel pickup, and as he wanted to customize the tour to our interests, we told him we really just wanted an overview of Cleveland. He certainly covered a variety of sights and information about the city that we previously knew nothing about. We saw the University District that encompasses Case Western Reserve University, the vast range of the Cleveland Clinic campus, early neighborhoods of the city plus a variety of residential neighborhoods, some beautiful buildings and many lovely open green spaces throughout the city. A drive through the Lake View Cemetery allowed us to take in this impressive park-like final resting place for many familiar names. We particularly enjoyed a view from Lake Erie of the distant downtown area several miles away. Steve helped us understand the transition of Cleveland's industrial roots to what it has become today, along with the importance of its immigrant populations highlighted by the fascinating Cultural Gardens. He showed us how some architectural masterpieces such as a bank's lobby and towering office buildings from a century ago have been repurposed into such uses as a grocery store and downtown condominiums without losing any of their timeless beauty. The "Arcade" took our breath away when we stepped inside for a quick look. Steve was knowledgeable and personable and gave us a fun introduction to the city of Cleveland. We highly recommend this tour!